Peerless Battle Spirit Chapter 18 - Eighth-grade Huang ranked Martial Spirit

After leaving the Conference Hall, Qin Nan and Qin Tian headed to the Patriarch’s Residence.

As soon as they entered the residence, Tie San—who had been awaiting their return—immediately asked, “Big Brother, how was it?”

Qin Tian let out a smile, “Tie San, I’ve got myself a good son. If it weren’t for Qin Nan, I’m afraid the outcome would have been worse than expected.”

Although Qin Tian was not that concerned about the outcome, he could not help but feel relieved when he thought about it.

Tie San let out a sigh of relief before he glanced at Qin Nan with a reddened face, “Young Master, sorry for being too harsh on you. I hope you won’t mind what I said.”

“It’s ok Uncle San, you were only worried about my father.” Qin Nan let out a calm smile.

Qin Nan had always been respectful toward Tie San, thus he was not bothered when Tie San had scolded him.

At that instant, Qin Tian seemingly remembered something as he glanced at Qin Nan with a serious look, “Nan’er, even though Qin Tieba did not get what he wanted this time, the situation still doesn’t look good for us. In five days, the Mystic Spirit Sect will be here to recruit Qin Changkong, and there’s no way I can retain my role as Patriarch.”

After a brief pause, Qin Tian continued, “Now that you’ve offended them, they will not give up easily. Instead of waiting for them to get their revenge, you should go back to your room and pack your stuff, and we’ll leave the clan.”

Tie San wore a stern look after hearing the words and nodded his head, showing that he agreed with Qin Tian’s suggestion.

Even though Qin Nan had ranked up to the fourth-layer Body Tempering Realm and grasped the basics of One with the Saber, his Martial Spirit was only first-grade Huang ranked; thus it was impossible for him to be recruited as a disciple of the Mystic Spirit Sect.

A formidable sect like the Mystic Spirit Sect put a great emphasis on the rank of Martial Spirits.

Qin Nan shook his head without hesitating, “Father, I will not leave. If we were to leave now, I would hold a grudge for the

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