Peerless Taoist

Seeing that the matter had blown up, the supervisor could not help but furiously say, "Disperse them. What's the point of gathering here?"    

Mr. Zhang directly said, "Could it be that our students have been bullied, and they don't even have a place to seek justice?"    

The supervisor was furious. He stomped his feet and said, "What do you know? This is a strategy against friendly nations. They are outsiders. Can you not lose face in front of them?"    

With that, he pointed at Mr. Zhang's forehead and said, "If you don't leave now, I will remove you from your post. How dare you negotiate with me here? Who do you think you are!?"    

Mr. Zhang took off the scarf on his head and said coldly, "If you don't want to do it, then don't. But today, I must give you an explanation."    

The prison cell was stunned for a moment.    

The Inspection Court's Teachers all had official positions in the Ministry of Rites.    

He didn't expect this Mr. Zhang to be so generous as to give up just like that.    

At this moment, the sound of footsteps could be heard from outside the door.    

"Let me see who it is. Do you want us to give you an explanation?" A proud voice came from outside.    

A young man wearing a yellow brocade robe walked in. He was fat and there were five or six other young men with similar arrogant expressions beside him.    

When the supervisor saw this yellow-clothed youth come in, a flattering expression immediately appeared on his face.    

"Duke Rui, you've come." The supervisor walked forward and said in a low voice.    

The surrounding people fell silent.    

They recognized the yellow-clothed youth in front of them. His name was Zhou Teng.    

King Qi, Zhao Tong, had abandoned his surname and joined the Zhou Clan. The Zhou Clan had also been promoted to the Imperial Family.    

Zhou Teng was originally a relative of the Zhou Clan, but with such a leap, he had actually become the King of the Qi Dynasty.    

The land of the Qi Dynasty was limited, and this Zhou Teng only had a single county of land. However, his status was rather high, and he ran amok in the Imperial Court. No one dared to interfere.    

Behind Zhou Teng, there were also a few Tang Tian Dynasty disciples.    

These people all had mocking smiles on their faces, and from time to time, they would point at Wen Liang and laugh wildly.    

Zhou Teng coldly snorted. "I heard that someone wanted to sue my Tang friend. What exactly is going on?"    

The supervisor laughed. "It's just a child's play. There's no need for Your Highness to worry."    

With that, the supervisor stood up and pointed at Mister Zhang. "All of you, get lost. Don't get in the way here."    

"Wait!"    

Zhou Teng looked Mr. Zhang up and down: "As a teacher, you must distinguish right from wrong. We are clearly helping Wen Liang to make him understand how much he weighs. It's fine if you are not grateful to us, but why are you suing us? "    

He had an innocent look on his face, as if the ones who had done wrong were Mr. Zhang and Wen Liang.    

Many of the students were so angry that they trembled. However, due to Zhou Teng's status as Duke Zhou Teng, they did not dare to flare up.    

Mister Zhang's gaze was calm. He patted Wen Liang's back and said, "Who hit you?"    

Wen Liang's body trembled. For a moment, he was somewhat afraid.    

Mr. Zhang loudly said, "If you continue to be so afraid, there will never be anyone who will stand up for you. If you don't even help yourself, do you still expect others to help you!?"    

Wen Liang's body trembled, and he raised his head to look at the few young men from Tang Tianchao with a pair of angry eyes. "They all attacked, and it was him who snatched away my Bone Ablutionary Dan Bead."    

"That person hit my forehead with a brick and smashed my ribs with his fist."    

"That man kicked me to the ground. Then... he took off his pants and peed on my body!"    

When he said that, Wen Liang was already sobbing silently.    

There was a commotion outside the door, and all the students were furious. They did not expect their classmates to be bullied to such an extent by outsiders.