Martial Cultivator Chapter 63: Questioning A Tutor

Seeing this scene, the students by the lake opened their eyes wide. Nobody dared to believe that someone actually dared to hit the academy's student in the academy.

Furthermore, he even knocked him into the South Lake all at once.

Such a thing really never happened before.

That was really a... vile thing.

Guo Fengjie was out of sorts for a long time before returning to his senses. The first thing he did when he came back to his senses was to point at Chen Chao and yell, "Do you know what you're doing? This is the academy!"

Chen Chao gave an 'oh' and asked nonchalantly, "What is it now?"

Guo Fengjie did not expect that he did such a thing and was actually still so calm and collected. He was immediately angered until his chest heaved up and down heavily. The words that he wanted to say could not come out at all.

Chen Chao asked with concern, "Don't tell me that you want to cool down in the water too? I can really help with that."

Guo Fengjie was stunned. He was about to say some fierce words, but he quickly remembered that this guy had just thrown Huang Zhi into the South Lake prior to this. He had not stepped into cultivators and was the same as Huang Zhi; both waiting for the opportunity to cultivate. How could they be a match for this youth? Hence, after gritting his teeth, he turned around decisively and came to the lake. Seeing Huang Zhi who was struggling in the lake water, Guo Fengjie frowned and shouted, "Fellow classmates, does anyone know how to swim? Can you help to rescue Brother Huang ashore!"

Although there were many people in the academy who did not really like Huang Zhi these days, there were quite a number of students who admired him too. Hence, it only took a moment before many students jumped into the South Lake and dragged Huang Zhi to the shore.

"How are you, Brother Huang?"

Guo Fengjie looked at Huang Zhi who was completely drenched as he asked with concern.

Huang Zhi's complexion was deathly pale. At this moment, he could not say a word and there was only grief and indignation. He actually knew

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