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Seeing Lin Chen's composed demeanor, Tang Cheng took a deep breath. He had not expected this guy to be so determined.

Whether Lin Chen had an ulterior motive or genuinely wanted to join, someone like him would definitely be formidable in the future.

Of course, formidable here meant extraordinary.

The Tang Sect had been dormant for too long. It was time for someone to represent it and let the world know of its existence.

"Very good. Lin Chen, this is what I like about you—you're decisive and straightforward."

Tang Cheng nodded in satisfaction. "Get ready. I'll take you to the back mountain shortly."

"No need to prepare. Let's go now. I don't want to waste time."

Lin Chen said.

Tang Cheng froze for a moment, then burst into laughter. "Very good. Then let's go."

Lin Chen nodded.

The fat man was still worried, so he followed along.

The Tang Sect had few people, but it covered a vast area. Including the back mountain, the entire Tang Sect territory spanned about five kilometers in both length and width. In a city, that would have been an unimaginably enormous place to own.

As they passed a training ground, everyone sat quietly in meditation or practiced their fists. Things like qigong had nothing to do with combat moves; they mainly trained one's internal energy.

Moreover, it was not something that could be mastered overnight. It required long-term practice, year after year, for ten or even several decades.

Beyond the training ground was an area for concealed weapons, enclosed by wire fencing. It resembled a school baseball field, except it was roughly twice as large.

Using his X-ray vision, Lin Chen saw several people inside practicing with throwing knives. To his surprise, there was a wooden board between the targets and the practitioners. The