He had merely written the letter under the pretext of exchange and study.
"That old man probably invited you over to study, right?"
"If that's the case, there's no need to worry. Unless you think you're an idiot, it really is worth making the trip."
Lesente could not help but laugh. This was not the first time he had delivered a letter like this.
Chu Yang was not the first person to react this way either.
Chu Yang ignored him, his thoughts churning in his mind.
That old man's name does sound rather familiar. I seem to remember that he had some connection to a deity in the original plot.
My teacher once submitted my name to the higher-ups as well, hoping to send me somewhere else for exchange and study.
But they never agreed. It seems the God of Knowledge and Wisdom did not want me to have too much contact with Him.
But if that's the case, why has that God always shown me such special favor?
At that thought, Chu Yang could not help curling his lip.
Since the old man who had sent him the letter was still among the followers of the God of Knowledge and Wisdom,
then there was no way that man could make a move against him.
After all, the power of believers basically came from deities.
Unless the God of Knowledge and Wisdom wanted to harm him, people from that faith would never harbor ill intentions toward him.
With that in mind, Chu Yang completely stopped pursuing the thought.
The old man's initiative in extending an invitation for exchange was very likely a deity's will.
When a deity had clear intentions, he could make a few deductions.
But such deductions had limits. He absolutely could not recklessly speculate too much about