Chapter 229
All of those present were shocked. At the same time, a mysterious totem image emerged on Gao Yue’s forehead in between her eyebrows.
Su Quan was, at first, confused. Her eyes were wide open when she saw the totem.
When she was completely sure what she was seeing, she was astonished.
“You’re—!”
“Not just the Sus are an aristocratic family of inheritance. You don’t even have the mark of inheritance. I guess you’re not a direct line of the Sus. You don’t get to threaten my son here!”
Gao Yue’s words demolished Su Quan’s pride, which Jiang Chen’s slap had left intact.
Her expression kept changing, as if she didn’t know what face she should show.
“Why didn’t you tell me earlier? I thought you hadn’t told me anything about the poison because a powerful enemy had poisoned you that I was still too weak to deal with,” Jiang Chen asked, puzzled.
“I thought you didn’t have to know. I didn’t expect you to be so talented. Now, you even have the chance to go to the Dragon Field. I realized I was unable to hide these things from you anymore.”
Gao Yue smiled and said, “The most important thing is that I hope you can visit your grandfather and ask him to rescue your father, or inform Taoist Priest Skywind, who is in the Alien Battlefield, about what happened to your father.”
“Oh?”
Jiang Chen was surprised. This was indeed a good idea.
Although he had been practicing hard in order to rescue his father one day, if there were other ways, he would surely save his father from his suffering in the Black Dragon Pool as soon as possible.
“You have the blood of the Gaos. Your performance will be no worse than other disciples of the Gaos. Your grandfather will probably change his mind when he sees you,” Gao Yue said.
“But he was so cruel to his own daughter. Who knows what he’ll do?!” Jiang Chen said with resentment.
“It was my fault. I disappointed my family. Jiang Chen, don’t blame your grandfather for it!” Gao Yue said emotionally.
“But…”
That being said, he felt heartbroken whenever he recalled how his mother had suffered when the poison in her system took effect and caused her current weakness. It was hard to swallow.
“Even the Natural Law School has no means to pass messages on to the Alien Battlefield to inform your father’s master. It’s only possible if you travel to the Alien Battlefield from the Dragon Field,” Gao Yue continued.
Since she had made up her mind to rescue Jiang Qingyu, the plan was never to wait until Jiang Chen was powerful enough. The first choice was always to figure out a way to inform Taoist Priest Skywind.
“All right.”
Jiang Chen nodded slightly when he had calmed down.
“I’ll write a letter. You can carry it with you and give it to your grandfather,” Gao Yue said.
“Okay.”
Jiang Chen was wondering whether his so-called grandfather would stop him if he learned his grandson was trying to detoxify the poison in his daughter’s system.
He didn’t expect too much from the Gaos, but in consideration of Gao Yue’s situation, he wouldn’t tell her about his thoughts so that she wouldn’t be worried.
Half an hour later, Gao Yue finished the letter. She examined it carefully and put it into an envelope, then gave it to Jiang Chen.
“You’re also tired. Go back and rest,” Gao Yue said.
Jiang Chen went back to his room with the letter. He lied on his bed, recollecting what had happened that day and all the fights he had had. In this way, he slowly fell asleep.