When Battle Armor Masters Break Up, What Happens to the Lovers' Names in Their Battle Armor?

In the end, En Ci let Long Yue off. He had raised this disciple himself, so he had to own it. What else could he do?

Besides, En Ci was no devoted son or dutiful grandson of the Tang Sect. Both he and the emperor were pragmatists.

Tang San's scandal and downfall could only benefit the empire, not harm it.

Just look at the popularity of that live broadcast on Soul Guidance Television. Who wanted an "uncrowned king" steering affairs within the empire?

Long Yue left the Dean's Office.

En Ci had neither encouraged nor forbidden him, which meant tacit approval. He could go ahead without holding back.

Perhaps, in En Ci's eyes, everything he was doing was no different from children playing house.

But before launching the next phase of his public-opinion campaign, Long Yue needed to visit the Spirit Pagoda to name his battle armor.

Once it was officially named, Long Yue would be an officially recognized One-Word Battle Armor Master.

This was a tremendous honor, no less than passing the provincial or metropolitan imperial examinations in ancient Zhongxia. Only Soul Masters with a complete set of one-word battle armor qualified.

Generally speaking, the name of one-word battle armor was related to the wearer's own martial soul. For example, Tang Wulin's was "Dragon," and Gu Yuena's was also "Dragon."

At the two-word and three-word stages, they could choose all sorts of strange characters, such as Tang Wulin's "Dragon Moon" and Gu Yuena's "Dragon Lin" and "Dragon Wulin."

The Spirit Ice Continent had no true four-word battle armor forged by a divine blacksmith, so that could be left aside for now.

The character Long Yue had chosen was "Dragon." Nothing flashy, and he had no plans to add any strange characters later, either.

All he could say was that