Childhood II

Yue'er was the pet name they had given Lin Xin.

Steward Duan nodded slightly.

"However, under the pretext of visiting the young master, Madam should give them a warning. Some people, if they are not struck from time to time, will likely push their luck."

"I understand." Since Yuan Wanqing had been able to become Lin Hao's wife, she was naturally no harmless lamb.

She handed little Lin Xin to the maid beside her.

"Let the young master bask in the sun, then take him back to his room."

"Yes."

The maid hurriedly acknowledged and took Lin Xin.

Only then did Yuan Wanqing leave in haste with Steward Duan.

Lin Xin spread out his spiritual sense and immediately saw two elderly men dressed in black in the front courtyard, seemingly speaking to Yuan Wanqing with utmost respect.

Yet there was a clear trace of unruliness and ambition in both their eyes. One glance was enough to tell that they were not the sort willing to live beneath others.

From afar, Lin Xin could not be bothered to listen to what they were saying. Instead, he accelerated the circulation of the Righteous Sun Art on his own.

His four basic attributes now averaged around six points. With attributes like these, if he exerted a little more strength, he could probably break free from the maid's arms outright.

By Lin Xin's estimate, these maids' physical qualities averaged only a little over two points. That was fairly good for ordinary people, but to him, they were very weak.

These past few months had not been wasted. Not only had he completely mastered the writing system, language, and some basic geographical knowledge of this place—

He had also compared and determined roughly what level the physical qualities of ordinary people here were at.

Originally,