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Chapter 68: Chapter 64: Tang Zuo (Needs time for dating, changed to two updates per day-)

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Tang Zuo, with a perfectly symmetrical face, was clad in a cyan-purple python robe, with a white-patterned rhino-hide belt around his waist. His raven black hair casually scattered over his back giving off an air of casual elegance. Amidst the applause, he emerged from the curtain, bowed to Tang Zhi, positioned himself in the middle of the stage and revelled in the crowd’s cheers.

He silently waited for the applause to slowly fade away before speaking again, and the first sentence spoke sent shockwaves through the hall.

“I am Tang Zuo, and I have returned.”

He said this looking straight at Tang Sen.

From the elevated platform, Tang Zuo locked eyes with Tang Sen standing below. The audience could almost feel the sparks flying between their staring contest.

Fortunately, Tang Zuo’s intention was not to engage in a staring contest with

Tang Sen, but to make a significant announcement.

-The Elder Council has already approved my proposal to establish a new hall.

Therefore, the first order of business is to institute a levy.”

-Alas.” The hall erupted into chaos. The so-called levy was a clan custom requiring each family to contribute Mortal Realm warriors for the use of the Martial Hall during wartime.

Not every branch family was as wealthy as Tang Sen’s. Sometimes a branch might only contain two to three clansmen who were warriors. The new rule meant that one of them would have to be levied, a sacrifice akin to physical pain.

Everyone knew that Tang Zuo was full of antagonistic intentions. They just didn’t expect his first move upon returning would be to institute a levy. This disastrous turn of events left the once jubilant hall filled with grim faces. The expression on their faces was as if they had swallowed a rotten orange.

Council’s approval, these family heads couldn’t find excuses to refuse. However, their

behind his back before opening his

Realm warriors under thirty.”

clansmen below changed again. They silently cursed Tang Zuo’s audacity. It was indeed saving face for many clans to levy just five hundred individuals from thousands of branches. Although it was a relief for those not selected, the ones chosen now faced a situation akin to

one aged forty was vast. Tang Zuo’s condition, to

clansmen’s reactions, a look of contempt

this seemingly mundane request caused the clansmen to agonize over it. Clearly, the once revered unity of the Tang Family had eroded. Since obtaining the Wancheng Treasure Ship, both Tang Clan and Mi Clan had seen exponential growth in power. Consequently, with an abundance of

Thunder Hall or where these warriors would be assigned. Everyone was only

before he continued speaking with a smile, “The institution of the levy is out of necessity. Hence, for each Mortal Realm warrior provided, the clan will compensate two hundred thousand gold. This is reparation for the loss suffered by

managed it deftly – suppressing first and then letting up, making it appear more effortless than it was. Not only did he handle it efficiently, but

thousand gold for each warrior meant that five hundred warriors would cost the Tang Clan a lump sum of a hundred million gold. It appeared that his uncle had gained substantial wealth during his voyage at sea; he was

sum. For many branches, this compensation was likely more than their annual income. Thus,

painful experience of the levy had seemingly vanished, and

Tang Sen’s table maintained their

know about this beforehand?”

“Yes.”

back some extraordinary treasure from his

Tang Luo.

a set

Zuo, who was sitting at the clan leader’s

most valuable things boil down

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bloodline talents can only be envied, so secret techniques that

secret technique can even give birth to a powerful

back to its origin, was nothing more

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