Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 395: Suspicion

Chapter 395: Suspicion

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"Wang Chong, what are you doing?"

Zhao Qianqiu stopped several steps away, a flabbergasted look on his face. When they had interacted before, Wang Chong had never been so respectful.

"Many thanks to Teacher. If not for Teacher, Wang Chong might have died on his journey back to the capital," Wang Chong sternly said.

"Haha, and I thought that this was some big deal. Rise, rise. You're the student that I'm most proud of. In this training camp mission, did you really think I was completely unprepared?"

Zhao Qianqiu heartily laughed, not taking Wang Chong's words too seriously.

Wang Chong said no more, and used this opportunity to stand back up. What he believed and how his mind had changed were naturally different from what Zhao Qianqiu imagined.

But there was no need to say these things.

"Come, come, come! Quickly, sit down. How are you doing? Has your body recovered?" Zhao Qianqiu asked.

After rescuing Wang Chong from the forest and sending him back to the Wang Clan, Zhao Qianqiu had not paid him a visit. It was not appropriate for a training camp instructor like him to involve himself in the conflict between King Qi's Yao Clan and King Song's Wang Clan.

Military men were military men, and it was best for them to not involve themselves in political matters. This was also an unwritten rule in the army. Truly pure soldiers kept as far from politics as possible.

Moreover, by delivering Wang Chong to the Wang Clan, he didn't need to pay a visit and would still be treated very well. This was also a reason Zhao Qianqiu had been at ease and not gone over to inquire as to Wang Chong's well-being.

A noble clan of ministers and generals like the Wang Clan undoubtedly had more resources than a military instructor like him!

Wang Chong sat himself on a chair and replied, "I'm doing well. I've basically fully recovered, with no after-effects."

Wang Chong's injuries primarily arose from that arrow. The destructive energy attached to it had inflicted

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