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    The embrace had to end, and theing-of-age ritual had to move on. Not only had Tang Sen felt a lot of relief after that one hug, but Tang Luo also felt as if he had let go of many burdens from his past.


    In the first few years after his birth, he couldn’t ept Tang Sen and Xu Shuhui. His mind was filled with destructive and aggressive thoughts from his past life, pushing him to yearn for the blue where his familiar culture was. He couldn’t stand it here any longer.


    If he hadn’t discovered martial arts, he might’ve be a young man who spent all day harassing respectable women on the streets with his malicious followers. In essence, martial arts saved him.


    When his master Tang Hongtao solemnly bundled his hair within the headdress, it signified the formal end of theing-of-age ceremony. Next, it was time for meals. For the first time, Tang Luo sat down with the leaders of the Tang n as Tang Luo himself.


    Besides his father Tang Sen and his master Tang Hongtao, the great elder Tang Zhi, the sixth elder Tang Gaomin, and the n chief Tang Siyuan were also present at the main table.


    “Thank you, n leader and the Sixth Elder, for attending my ceremony ” Tang Luo said sincerely to Tang Zhi and Tang Gaomin.


    The busiest person in the Tang n right now should be the n leader And the Sixth Elder, who was responsible for financial affairs, must also be extremely busy. Their attendance at Tang Luo’sing of age ceremony, despite their busy schedules, demonstrated the significance they ced on him and their intent to repair rtionships.


    Those who could be humble like water could conquer the world. Tang Zhi was truly unfathomable. A n leader with such wisdom could perfectly bnce the various forces within the Tang n without worrying about his status.


    All martial artists were proud and independent, the stronger, the more so. Tang Sen was taciturn and stubborn. Tang Zuo was intelligent and sensitive. Tang Zu was strict and stubborn. Tang Kuan was knowledgeable but indecisive. The Martial Hall, the n temple, the n institute, and several other significant ns were constantly in conflict over resources. But ever since Tang Zhi took charge, this became a thing of the past. It wasn’t because people had changed, but because of a bnce among the forces.


    Perfectly integrating the forces within the n enabled it to bemanded seamlessly. Given the size of the Tang n’s forces, this was no easy feat. Since the n leader and the Sixth Elder had shown their intentions, Tang Luo also decided toe clean: “I apologize to the n leader and the Sixth Elder for my offensive words at the n temple earlier this month. I hope both of you will find it in your hearts to forgive me.”


    His sudden apology attracted the other people’s attention. Because Tang Zhi had ordered everyone to leave that day, only the three people present knew about the conflict in the back hall.


    The great elder Tang Siyuan, his father Tang Sen, and his master Tang Hongtao all looked over curiously.


    n leader Tang Zhi and the Sixth Elder Tang Gaomin smiled at each other. Tang Gaomin said to Tang Luo, “Your sincere heart is acknowledged by heaven and earth. Why would I take offence?”


    Although Tang Luo had relinquished his robe of honor, the leaders of the Tang n still addressed him with respect because his contribution to the Tang n had exceeded those of ordinary elders. Regaining his rank was just a matter of their intentions. Therefore, they used this title to express their respect for Tang


    n leader Tang Zhi agreed with this response by nodding, expressing his approval.


    The little misunderstanding was resolved with just a few words. Everyone at the table nodded in agreement, and the atmosphere was joyful, with toasts made and cups exchanged.


    After three rounds of drinks, n Chief Tang Zhi said to Tang Luo, “Theing-of-age ceremony is concluded. Do you remember the request you didn’t propose after the resource supplies from the Minor Spiritual Realm? Have you decided now?”


    As soon as he finished speaking, everyone else at the table put down their bowls and chopsticks quietly. Even Tang Sen, who had been munching on beast meat started to chew softly.?????????????????????????????? ’


    Ordaining Tang Luo to make a wish was a decision unanimously passed at the n meeting after Tang Luo’s honor robe was stripped off. The behavior of stripping him of his elder status after he was deemed meritorious was unfair, and no members of the n could ept it. With the unsessful persuasion of Tang Hongtao to restore Tang Luo’s elder status, the upper echelons came up with this way of making amends.


    ‘Just to be clear, if you want to request the position of a deity, then don’t speak,” Great Elder Tang Siyuan timely added. Whether or not the Tang n would invite a deity to participate in n matters in the future, the deity position was currently equivalent to a god’s position. It would be a waste of talent to enshrine a fifteen-year-old boy who was at the prime of his life and needed to contribute to the n.


    “No, I don’t want the deity position.” Tang Luo put down his bowl and chopsticks with a smile, feeling a little excited. He had been nning to propose this to the n after hising-of-age ceremony, but he didn’t expect the n leader to bring it up first. This was good too: “I want to establish a new independent organisation under the Martial Hall. We will share tasks from the Battle Hall, and I will have direct control over it. It will only be dispatched by the n leader during wartime.”


    Everyone at the table was surprised that Tang Luo proposed to independently establish an organisation the moment he opened his mouth. The proposal that it will only be dispatched by the n leader during wartime made this organisation entirely under his control, with rights superior even to those of the Dark Thunder Hall.


    For a moment, everyone at the table was confused about Tango Luo’s intention of making such a request. Even Tang Zhi was deep in thought.


    However, the Sixth Elder Tang Gaomin looked rather excited and repeatedly waved his hands, “No! Tang Luo, you’ve already done more than enough by warning the civilians about the flood three days in advance and letting Du Sha lift the mountain ban. Why go to such lengths!?”


    This sudden outburst drew everyone’s attention. However, they didn’t understand the corrtion between this new organisation and the ordinary folks of Xiling.


    Upon hearing this, Tang Luo realized that Tang Gaomin had misunderstood Overseeing the finances, the Sixth Elder was particrly sensitive to these calctions and immediately linked Tang Luo’s proposal to establish a new department under the Martial Hall to the 1.6 million Xiling civilians currently crowded on Red Cloud Mountain.


    He thought that Tang Luo intended to gather all the refugees into this new department in order to seek food aid under the guise of establishing a new department to prevent them from starving to death.


    Although contributions during wartime cannot be directly exchanged for strategic supplies for outsiders ording to the wartime regtions, once these civilians are included in the new department, they would be considered insiders. And there was a clear rule in Tangws that resources should be distributed ording to n hierarchy during disasters. If that were the case the department overseeing finance would have no reason to refuse, no matter how astronomical the figures were.


    They could say that they really misunderstood. Ever since Tang Zhi rejected his proposal to use n supplies to secure provisions at the back hallst time, he had no intention of getting grain from the n and had another n in mind.


    But the Sixth Elder still thought Tang Luo would take a roundabout way to save the country. It could only be said that Tang Gaomin had not fully grasped his methodology. For the grain issue, he had already found a solution and was about to exin when he heard n Chief Tang Zhi say seriously, “epted “