Blue Phoenix Chapter 26 - Father

“What did you just say?” Deng Tsang Ying asked in a startled voice. He was currently looking at his calm and collected son. It seemed as though his son had become someone else. This boy was currently kneeling on the floor in front of his father while holding a memory stone in his hand.

“It is as I have said father,” Deng Wu said respectfully while gently nudging the gemstone, allowing a set of paper scrolls to appear within his hands.

This memory stone was another storage stone, although it was one of a lower quality. The only thing which had been stored within it were the blueprints to create watermills and any adjustments necessary to change the items they produced.

“These are drawings that depict an amazing mechanism which will allow us to use the river as a power source without any need for spiritual energy,” Deng Wu decided to reiterate Hui Yue’s words. He slowly moved towards his father and respectfully handed over the two paper scrolls.

A flash of coldness gleamed within the middle-aged man’s dark eyes while a smile spread upon his face.

“A way to get power without the need for spiritual energy?” he repeated, clearly very satisfied with his son. At first, Deng Tsang Ying had been unhappy when Deng Wu had requested an audience with all the elders of the clan. Considering Deng Wu’s rank in the family, Deng Tsang Ying had no choice but to call the family elders together.

Deng Tsang Ying was jealous of his son. Although Deng Tsang Ying was a King ranked expert, his talent had never been as frightening as his son’s. Currently, the elders only allowed Deng Tsang Ying to stay as the family leader because of his son’s achievements.

This was one of many reasons why Deng Tsang Ying hated his son. It was obvious that one day the elders would remove him so Deng Wu could become the new leader. Fortunately, right now he was still studying, and Deng Tsang Ying was still able to contemplate what he was willing to do to keep his position.

Unfortunately for him, the family had gained quite a bit of face from Deng Wu

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