CHAPTER 1945: CHAPTER 1881: SUCH A BAD TEMPER

He knew that Chiang Xiao could speak a foreign language, but was it only limited to being able to speak it?

If they really got into an argument, could she curse better than others? When it came to making crafty arguments, could she out-argue others?

If the other party spoke faster, could she completely understand?

Besides, maybe this was their territory? If they rallied together with a call, what could she do alone?

Chiang Xiao was very formidable, he always knew that, but what was that phrase again?

Even a strong dragon doesn’t suppress a snake in its own territory.

This place was thousands of miles away from their own country, it really was better to avoid unnecessary trouble.

"I’ll beat this guy up first before anything else!" Chiang Xiao was still fuming.

Moreover, she had a feeling that this man could somewhat understand what they were saying, otherwise why would he have jumped in to take the spot right when Liu Guoying called her over?

It was deliberate, really deliberate!

For these kinds of people, she always felt that a good beating would make them behave.

"Are you really not listening to your teacher at all now?" Liu Guoying darkened his face, patting her arm, "Why such a big temper at your young age? I’ve already said we’re in a foreign land, weak and isolated, what’s wrong with putting up with it for now? You silly girl, if something happens to you here, what do you expect an old man like me to do?"

Liu Guoying huffed, "At that time, I wouldn’t even know how to call for help, wouldn’t that drive me to death? Aren’t you afraid of stressing me into an illness!"

With him saying it so seriously, how could Chiang Xiao dare insist on beating anyone?

She couldn’t let it end with not avenging her teacher, but truly stressing him into a condition.

Chiang Xiao glared at the man acting as if he hadn’t seen or heard them all along, cursed him in her head a few times, then assisted Liu Guoying away.

"Alright, alright, you’re the teacher, you’re the biggest, I’ll listen to you, just don’t really let it stress you into an illness."

"You’re still not satisfied? If this wasn’t Country Y, you charged over to beat someone up, I could still cheer you on at the side." Liu Guoying glanced at her, "But this isn’t our country, and we don’t know who this person is, or anything about the laws of Country Y. Since I’m fine, let’s bear it, take a step back and the sea will be wide and the sky vast!"

"Yes, yes, you’re right, you’re right about everything." Chiang Xiao rolled her eyes. "Anyway, that guy better not let me see him again, if I see him again, I swear I won’t let him off!"

"There’s no chance to meet him again."

"Then should I teach you how to say ’help’ in a foreign language, teacher?"

"Get out of here!"

Pah pah pah.

Why teach him how to call for help when things are fine?

He didn’t want to ever use it.

"Come on, just learn it, didn’t you tell me before, you’re never too old to learn? Teacher, even though you’re older, learning more is always good."

The conversation between teacher and student gradually faded away.

The man from earlier only then turned his head, looking at their backs, with a smug smile on his lips.

Not long after, two more men came over, and upon seeing the man from before, the two men looked relieved.

"Young Master Wilson, there you are, we’ve been looking for you for a long time."

"What’s there to look for? Aren’t you two tired of following me around?" The previous man—Wilson—glanced at them with disdain and impatience.

"Young Master Wilson didn’t encounter that Oriental Miss, did he?"

"Tch, what if I did, and what if I didn’t?"