Over the next few days, Hundred Wings slowed down, while Four-Legged Black Snake and Di Gan began sparring constantly.
Four-Legged Black Snake was physically formidable and full of strange tricks. A lifetime of being bullied had taught him all kinds of survival methods, and he could use every one of them in battle—throwing sand, gouging eyes, nothing was beneath him.
Di Gan was equally nimble and adaptable. His body was not as tough as Four-Legged Black Snake's, but the Emperor Race had a long inheritance, so overall, he was no weaker than Four-Legged Black Snake.
Their matches always ended without a clear winner. After each fight, they would separately seek guidance from Fang Yun and Di Han. Before long, though, the two began playing little tricks. After Four-Legged Black Snake consulted Fang Yun, he would secretly go ask Di Han as well.
When the other children discovered this, they told Di Gan, who immediately began secretly seeking Fang Yun's advice too.
Neither Fang Yun nor Di Han held anything back. They said whatever they knew.
Thus, Four-Legged Black Snake and Di Gan grew at a terrifying pace. From their initial wild, chaotic brawling, they had begun to fight with real form and style, even making some Half-Sages ashamed of themselves. Before their Saint Enfeoffment, they had not been nearly as strong as these two.
It was not only the Half-Sages who were affected. All the Emperor Race children and Great Sages also began cultivating diligently in silence, no longer growing complacent and proud over their great victory against the Genesis World-Extinguishing Dragon.
While guiding the two children, Fang Yun had to rack his brains and ponder deeply. It was equivalent to carrying out the third stage of the Confucius Learning Method—teaching tirelessly—and it also helped him identify and make up