Why did women have to make things difficult for other women?
Qin Xiao muttered helplessly to himself and stood up as well. "Meng, let me handle this."
"Martial Uncle, I can do it. She looks like nothing more than a Soul Elder. It's no big deal."
As a Soul King-level expert, Meng Hongchen had little difficulty discerning Wu Feng's strength.
"Heh, looks like you gathered plenty of information and did your homework. You even knew I was a Soul Elder?"
Wu Feng sneered. "But how strong are you, to think you can look down on me?"
Yet her gaze soon shifted to Qin Xiao. "Stop hiding behind a woman. You can't escape this, and doing that will only make me look down on you. Once I've dealt with you, I'll teach her a lesson too."
Wu Feng was thoroughly arrogant, her entire bearing declaring that they should hurry up and step forward so she could teach them their place.
Qin Xiao shrugged. "See? Even if I wanted to keep a low profile this time, I couldn't."
"Let's go to the playground outside," Wu Feng suggested once she saw that Qin Xiao had agreed.
"No need." Qin Xiao shook his head slightly. "I think this place is fine."
"Fine, then. Looks like you already know how this will end and don't want to embarrass yourself in front of even more people."
Wu Feng gave Qin Xiao a sidelong look, as though she had seen through his true thoughts.
Qin Xiao smiled. "Think whatever you like. But I have one condition: if anything in the classroom gets damaged, the loser pays for the repairs."
"No problem." Wu Feng nodded without hesitation.
Without needing to be told, the students in the classroom promptly moved aside.
They left the space beside the lectern clear