Exposure

"But... but Coach Hao is still in there. We don't have a coach anymore." A timid voice spoke up. Hong Zhongtao's face changed color when he heard it, but fortunately, he had trained his expression control well and quickly returned to normal.

Glancing at the snot-nosed brat who had spoken, he cursed inwardly, Damn it, I'll use you to produce new pills tonight.

Shu Yin stepped forward at just the right moment, her gaze falling on the rather dilapidated building. "A building marked No Entry?"

"It used to house trainees who came from out of town.

Ever since the new dormitories were built, it has been completely abandoned. My father and I have recently been considering its demolition." A trace of nostalgia appeared on Hong Zhongtao's face. "Quite a few trainees we were proud of came from there."

He lightly clapped his hands, drawing the trainees' attention, then said, "All right, children. Go find Coach Qin first."

Watching the trainees leave, Hong Zhongtao's smile returned. His rough voice rang out. "Pavilion Master Shu, let us continue..."

The sound of shattering glass cut him off. A figure burst backward through the windows of the nearby No Entry building and crashed toward the ground.

Hong Zhongtao suddenly froze. He knew that person all too well—it was Coach Hao from the martial arts school.

At the same time, an enraged voice reached the three of them. "The Nine Heavens Martial Arts School's actions are no different from those of demons!"

"It's the voice of that boy who said he needed to use the restroom!" When Hong Zhongtao heard that A Biao was inside as well, unease had already begun stirring in his heart. This sentence undoubtedly meant that everything they had done had been exposed.

Shu Yin reacted swiftly. Less than a second