Holy crap, there's even footage of Xiao An!

[Regarding protecting his wife.]

[Brother Long has the potential to be a school bully; he handles him like a little chick.]

[Upstairs, what school bully? Our Brother Long is going to be a big boss someday. School bullies are too lowbrow.]

"An...An classmate, Long classmate, this...this is just a...small sparring match between classmates..." Liu Feiyu forced out a smile that looked more like a grimace, trying to argue.

An Changqing is alright; at least he's a reasonable and civilized person. But Long Ao, who comes from a military family, is not. With this Lord Long's volatile temper, he could really be torn to pieces.

Long Ao and he had been in the same school since childhood, and he had personally witnessed how Long Ao treated those who disobeyed him.

This man has always been very aggressive, and only An Changqing, who is stronger than him, can make him restrain himself.

"A friendly spar?" An Changqing's tone remained calm: "Three people ganging up on one person, crippling them instantly, and robbing them of their personal belongings—is that what you call a friendly spar?"

His gaze swept over the remaining bloodstains on the ground and the two pale-faced lackeys trembling in Long Ao's hands, then turned to Liu Feiyu: "School rule number seven prohibits private fights and bullying. Liu Feiyu, didn't you memorize the school rules when you enrolled?"

Liu Feiyu was drenched in cold sweat, his lips trembling, unable to utter a complete sentence.

He was certainly aware of the school rules, but relying on his family background, he felt that as long as no one was seriously injured or killed, the academy would mostly turn a blind eye to bullying a few people without a background.

Unexpectedly, An Changqing and Long Ao suddenly appeared, and their attitude was so tough.

"I...I..." Liu Feiyu's eyes darted around, trying to find an excuse.

Long Ao gave an impatient snort, loosened his grip, and his two henchmen collapsed to the ground like rag dolls, letting out another suppressed groan of pain.

"Useless." Long Ao glanced at Liu Feiyu, uttered two words with a disdainful look, and then looked at An Changqing: "You handle this."

After saying that, he ignored them and turned to follow Chen Guan in the direction he had left. He had no interest in dealing with someone like Liu Feiyu, but was more interested in Chen Guan, who had just finished the battle so decisively.

His skill level is average; he's not even considered a mediocre player.

But he liked that ruthlessness.

An Changqing was not surprised by Long Ao's actions. He looked at Liu Feiyu again, his voice still gentle, but with an undeniable determination: "I will report today's events to Dean Situ and the Disciplinary Committee. Considering it's a first offense and no irreparable consequences have occurred, I will recommend leniency. But if there is a next time..."

He paused, his gaze sharp as lightning: "I will not stand idly by."

These few words struck Liu Feiyu's heart like a heavy hammer. He knew that An Changqing was not just talking. This son of the chairman and a future candidate for the leader of the superpower world was not only exceptionally talented and powerful, but the power behind him was something that a playboy from the Liu family could not contend with.

If An Changqing really wants to harm him, the Liu family probably can't protect him either. He's the only son, while his father doesn't only have him as a son. He might even abandon him to sever ties.

"No... I won't do it again! An, I know I was wrong! I'll never do it again!" Liu Feiyu completely chickened out, his face contorted with grief as he repeatedly promised, "I'll go back and write a self-criticism, reflect on my mistakes in seclusion, and apologize. I'll definitely get Chen Guan's forgiveness."

"Let's go. Take your men to the medical room. Don't let me see you cause any more trouble before the punishment is handed down." An Changqing waved his hand. It would be best if Liu Feiyu could stay quiet. He couldn't really resort to violence and bullying, otherwise what would be the difference between him and Liu Feiyu?

Liu Feiyu felt as if he had been granted a pardon. He scrambled to his feet, no longer caring about saving face. He urged his two followers, who could barely stand, and the three of them, supporting each other, slunk away from the scene, looking ten times more disheveled than Chen Guan had been.

An Changqing stood there, watching them disappear at the end of the tree-lined path, his brows slightly furrowed.

Liu Feiyu is just a minor problem, but he is backed by the Liu family, which has some influence in the academy and even the superpower world. He has lost face so much today, and even if he does nothing, some people behind him will probably not let it go.

He turned around and looked in the direction Chen Guan and Long Ao had left. Chen Guan's performance today was beyond his expectations. He had been prepared to take action, but he found that Chen Guan could solve the problem on his own.

The coffin possessed extraordinary defensive capabilities, and Chen Guan's own close combat skills and fighting awareness far surpassed those of ordinary freshmen.

More importantly, the decisiveness, even ruthlessness, he displayed in battle was completely different from his usual quiet and low-key image.

An Changqing shook his head, deciding not to think about it anymore. Everyone has secrets, and as long as they don't violate principles or harm others, he was willing to respect them.

Moreover, Chen Guan's performance today undoubtedly proves that he is qualified to stay in the Tian Shu Class, and even qualified to become a companion who can stand shoulder to shoulder with him.

He started walking towards the library. He needed to compile the afternoon's conflict into a report, and he also wanted to see what information Chen Guan was looking up in the library.

……

Chen Guan was unaware of the incident that had occurred behind him. He carried the coffin and went straight to the academy's library.

This is a majestic building with a vast interior space and an enormous collection of books, neatly organized according to different disciplines, supernatural abilities, and time periods.

He first went to the area on the theoretical foundations of superpowers and borrowed several advanced works on spiritual power. Then, after hesitating for a moment, he headed towards the section on ancient artifacts and special materials.

This section was relatively quiet; the books on the shelves were brand new, with no signs of having been read.

Chen Guan searched carefully and finally found several thick books with related titles on a bookshelf in a corner: "Records of Strange Metals", "Study on Ancient Relics", and "An Initial Exploration of Non-Spiritual Energy Carriers".

He took down the books, found a quiet corner to sit down, and began to read.

As expected, the "Record of Strange Metals" contains records about Xuan Tie, describing it as "extremely hard and heavy, impervious to spiritual power, and often used to forge top-level defensive magical artifacts or sealing containers."

It mentions that the Ten-Thousand-Year Black Iron is the most precious type of black iron, and its characteristics are basically consistent with his coffin.

However, the book also clearly states that such a large piece of ancient black iron is extremely difficult to forge, and because of its natural aversion to spiritual power, it is usually not used as a main weapon or common magic tool, but rather as part of an array base, coffin, or special seal.

He touched the coffin on his back; yes, it had indeed been made into a coffin.

It seems that the description on this point is not wrong; his coffin is indeed a black iron coffin, and the material is correct.

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