Chapter 224 Conflict with Demon Bear Douluo

After returning to Wuhun City, Miguel took Daglas to pay his respects to Pope Bibi Dong, since Bibi Dong was, after all, Miguel's nominal teacher. Due to the authority granted by Bibi Dong, Miguel directly led Daglas into the Papal Palace.

Once inside, Miguel realized that everyone in the Papal Palace was a Title Douluo. He also realized the importance of their discussion, since these Title Douluos wouldn't gather together unless it was something really important.

“Greetings, teacher! (Greetings, Your Holiness the Pope!)” Miguel and Douglas said in unison.

Because of Miguel's sudden intrusion, everyone had stopped their meeting. Seeing that Miguel and Daglas only paid homage to the Pope and treated them like air, the faces of these Title Douluos immediately turned sour. Some of them even dared to use their voices to criticize Miguel and Daglas.

Chrysanthemum Douluo had some understanding of the thoughts in the hearts of those Title Douluos. Although these Title Douluos knew that Miguel and Daglas had noble status, in their eyes, as long as Miguel and Daglas had not reached the level of Title Douluo, they were not worthy of being on equal footing with them.

Because Chrysanthemum Douluo had spent some time with Miguel and Daglas, he knew Golden Crocodile Douluo's attitude towards them. It was not hard to see their noble status from Golden Crocodile Douluo's attitude towards them. Therefore, Chrysanthemum Douluo understood very well why Miguel and Daglas only paid homage to the Pope and treated the Title Douluo as if they were invisible.

To ease the eerie atmosphere in the Papal Palace, Chrysanthemum Douluo spoke up directly: "Your Highness, when did you return?"

Miguel naturally knew that Chrysanthemum Douluo was giving him a way out, so he replied, "I came to pay my respects to my teacher as soon as I got back! May I ask what you were discussing?"

Before Chrysanthemum Douluo could say anything, Demon Bear Douluo sternly rebuked him, "Yue Guan, the matter we are discussing is of great importance. How can you easily tell others about it!"

Upon hearing Demon Bear Douluo's words, several Title Douluos immediately echoed his sentiments. Miguel's expression darkened upon hearing their words. To teach Demon Bear Douluo a lesson he wouldn't forget, Miguel decided to have Golden Crocodile Douluo teach him a harsher one. Having made his decision, Miguel used the Thread of Faith to send a message to Golden Crocodile Douluo.

After delivering the message, Miguel sneered, "You're really meddling, aren't you? My teacher didn't say anything, yet you dare to speak ill of me. What, do you have more power than the Pope, or do you harbor rebellious intentions and want to usurp the throne?"

Demon Bear Douluo, already known for his bad temper, was further enraged by Miguel's sarcastic remark and immediately prepared to attack him. Chrysanthemum Douluo, noticing Demon Bear Douluo's actions, flashed in front of Miguel.

"Demon Bear, don't forget where you are!"

Chrysanthemum Douluo's reprimand brought Demon Bear Douluo back to his senses, followed by a wave of fear. After all, if he had made a move in the Papal Palace, his fate would have been dire! Although he looked down on Bibi Dong as Pope, he knew very well that Bibi Dong was the Pope who had been promoted by the Grand Elder Qian Daoliu. Even if he didn't give Bibi Dong face, he still had to consider the Grand Elder.

Making a move in the Papal Palace is blatantly slapping the Pope in the face. Even if Bibi Dong punishes him, he will have to endure it. After all, making a move in the Papal Palace means losing face for Bibi Dong, and indirectly, losing face for Qian Daoliu as well. The titled Douluo in the Papal Palace are all shrewd people, and they naturally know what it means for him to make a move in the Papal Palace. At that time, who will dare to plead for him?

In an instant, Demon Bear Douluo's expression changed repeatedly, and at that moment, a loud voice was heard: "Who dares to cause trouble in the Papal Palace? They're tired of living!"