I secretly asked Aunt Peng what was going on with these people, and she told me they were just ordinary people.

But they all work for large companies, or have family members working in government departments.

I wanted to bring my kids here to try my luck, even if I couldn't contact any extraordinary martial artists.

But those who can come here are all people with great power in their families, and there are also some small extraordinary families who come to broaden their horizons.

Because we were considered "lackeys of the imperial court," no important figures came; they could only gather in the outer hall.

Only extraordinary families are allowed to attend the main banquet in the inner hall. Our group walked into the main hall.

There were already some people waiting inside; those currently in the hall weren't important figures.

According to ancient custom, we must be the first to arrive, and all other guests must enter after us.

Now, anyone in the hall who isn't one of our own people won't be treated as a guest.

Several family heads who knew nothing about the family tried to ingratiate themselves, but were stopped.

It seemed some people were still dissatisfied and wanted to cause trouble, so they were simply thrown out.

The staff members in the venue are all second-level innate martial artists. The ordinary first-level martial artists are all children who came with their families to broaden their horizons.

After we arrived, we began preparing for the ceremony. There was an auspicious time, and we wouldn't wait for anyone then.

Everyone got busy, but my mentor and I, the people involved, were the most relaxed on site.

The four men from Vancouver were also dressed formally, but they all acted as servants and stood at the lower end of the table. My younger sister and I waited outside the door until the auspicious hour.

She was so nervous she was running around frantically on the floor. I found it funny but didn't say anything.

After all, they are just children, and this is their first time appearing on such a formal occasion.

Having lived two lives, my palms were sweating with excitement as I waited for the time to pass, which was somewhat agonizing.

Finally, the time arrived. A staff member gestured to us that we could begin entering.

I personally led the yusi (a type of horse) carrying my little sister into the venue, and the moment the door opened, it truly amazed everyone present.

Innate beasts are truly rare and hard to come by; no matter how powerful you are, without luck, it's all useless.

Upon reaching the master, Qian Yousi, a shrewd man, manipulated water vapor to create a cloud-like staircase for the young woman to descend.

The scene was truly beautiful and ethereal. When we stood together in front of our master, some clueless people actually jumped out to cause trouble.

A kid from who-knows-where suddenly jumped out and shouted, "Wait a minute!" I didn't even turn my head.

Kuroki immediately made his move, throwing a straight punch aimed at his face, and he showed no sign of holding back, going all out. If it landed, it would definitely kill him.

A Grandmaster of the Third Realm nearby shouted "How dare you!" and stepped in to stop him.

But Wen Ge also made his move, unleashing his full power with the Blazing Sun Sword.

The emcee clearly had seen it all; the ceremony continued without pause.

The kid who jumped out to cause trouble died before we even knew his name.

That Grandmaster of the Third Realm didn't even dare to fart before wilting. He originally wanted to run away, but Brother Wen stopped him.

After that, no one else stepped forward. Offering tea to the master and kowtowing to the patriarch with incense was already a simple apprenticeship ceremony.

It was completed quickly; anyone causing trouble at this time is courting death.

No one, regardless of who they are, should cause trouble when someone is performing a traditional court ceremony at another's home.

This is a deep-seated grudge; only a true life-or-death feud would interrupt someone else's wedding ceremony at this moment.

Only ignorant nouveau riche with no family tradition would speak up at this time.

I didn't hold back at all and directly ordered Kuroki to take his life, which immediately intimidated most of the people present.

Some equally foolish people were terrified, thinking that speaking out at this time would attract the attention of important figures and allow them to rise to the top in one fell swoop.

I thought with so many people watching, I wouldn't be in any danger. Nobody expected me to kill someone on the spot.

They were probably being used as pawns, and those who gave them the advice were terrified.

I originally thought someone would jump out to oppose me, and then he would come out to stir up trouble, question my abilities, demand a competition, kick me while I'm down, and hopefully I'll also be taken on as a disciple.

But no one expected me to kill someone out of turn, which was completely unexpected.