"It's not that serious." Huang Xiao shook his head. "Pang Yi isn't that simple, and Pang Ji is even further beyond our imagining. Those people merely wanted to give Pang Yi a few more chances. They certainly weren't acting on Pang Ji's instructions; this could only count as a private undertaking. A move like this doesn't mean I have much of a chance."
"At least the Pang Family is taking you more seriously, Young Master," Wu Cang said. "If it were Chao Jue, they probably wouldn't even bother."
"Exactly." Yin Huju nodded. "If you weren't strong enough, Young Master, why would they care about you?"
"I'm very curious about how strong you are now, Young Master," Wu Cang asked with some curiosity.
"I'm curious too, but if you feel you can't tell us, Young Master, then don't," Yin Huju hastily said.
Huang Xiao looked at Wu Cang and smiled. "Do you really want to know?"
"Of course, if you can tell us, Young Master." Wu Cang smiled.
"Then let's have a spar sometime," Huang Xiao said.
Huang Xiao's words made Wu Cang's pupils contract sharply.
"You mean...?" Wu Cang asked, somewhat surprised.
"Won't you know once we spar?" Huang Xiao said with a smile.
"Good, let's do it now," Wu Cang said loudly. "I can hardly wait."
Huang Xiao nodded, and the three went to the Martial Arts Arena, sending the guards far away.
"Let me ask first, Elder Wu: how does your current strength compare to Zhou Daohang's?" Huang Xiao asked.
"Although I only recently broke through to the Entering Dao Realm, if we truly fought to the death, he would probably die, and I would be seriously injured," Wu Cang said.
Wu Cang's answer matched Huang Xiao's own assessment.
Back when he was still in the Enlightenment Realm,