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Chapter 279 - 279 279 You Are All Heroes

279: Chapter 279: You Are All Heroes 279: Chapter 279: You Are All Heroes To be honest, Guo Siyu wasn’t too angry.

After all, she’d already realized that without Zhao Guang, her family would quickly be disassembled and devoured, with many eyes watching greedily.

It was only with the power of Zhao Guang and those above him that they could barely preserve what they had.

So Zhao Guang could leave at any time, whereas her own family was utterly dependent on him.

Besides, such things were all too common, and Guo Siyu, who came from a notable family, understood this very well.

Not to mention others, even her own father had affairs outside, and did the family not know?

They simply pretended ignorance.

In reality, her father was aware they knew, but as long as he didn’t bring someone home, there was no issue.

When there’s an imbalance of power between two families, one side always has to make some sacrifice.

Some might give up a comfortable life, but no one would put their entire family in jeopardy.

For such events, Guo Siyu had long been prepared.

So what if it happened again?

But normally, such matters were tacitly understood.

Directly stating them made them harder to bear.

On the contrary, Zhao Yan felt somewhat embarrassed by this.

After all, if her partner ever did something like this, she’d definitely kill him, she couldn’t tolerate any dirt in her eyes.

Putting herself in someone else’s shoes, Zhao Yan didn’t know how to console others.

In the end, it was Guo Siyu who came over to comfort Zhao Yan, causing the later arriving Zhao Guang to be baffled about what was going on with them.

Women, indeed, are strange creatures.

His own Enchantress is much more fun to play with.

Once the gemstone matter was settled, Guo Siyu shot Zhao Guang a deep glare and stormed off without saying a word.

What made her even more irritated was that Zhao Guang neither apologized nor even said goodbye.

Although he normally acted like this, his behavior today was particularly infuriating.

“Let’s go, keep up,” said Zhao Yan, not in the best of moods.

This was her own brother, after all.

If it were anyone else, let’s see if she would bother with him.

“Okay,” Zhao Guang signaled Xu Mo with a look and then followed Zhao Yan out.

Just as they were getting into the car, Zhao Guang brushed Xu Mo aside and got into the same car as his sister.

What were you thinking?

Xu Mo had no choice but to walk to the back.

“Speaking of which, this is your first time in our family company, right?”

Zhao Guang nodded; indeed, it was his first visit.

People coming and going greeted his sister and looked curiously at him.

This wasn’t the person they were used to seeing.

Was the boss starting to keep a young lover now?

“What a look!

This is my brother, your big boss,” Zhao Yan declared.

“Boss, good afternoon,” the surrounding people quickly bowed, fearful that they had previously made a poor impression.

Zhao Guang waved his hand away: “Right, the talents you were talking about, where have they all gone?”

“Right here, you can see them.

But this is the second batch; the first has already gone to the riverside.

They’ll board a ship to Magi Port and then take the sea route to Little Sun Country.

They’ll set sail tomorrow after boarding today.”

As to why they would sail tomorrow, who knew?

Zhao Guang certainly didn’t.

Looking at the second batch of students, who were studying seriously in the classroom, their focus was something to admire.

If he had had such drive back in his day, he would have made it into Tsinghua or Peking University without question.

Truly admirable.

Currently, a Master of martial arts was lecturing in front, and he was genuinely skilled.

While it wasn’t clear how good his combat skills were, his technique was already impressively profound.

“Alright, enough watching, no need to pretend anymore, let’s go to the dock,” Zhao Yan said impatiently upon seeing Zhao Guang’s overly serious demeanor.

With someone already arranging for Xu Mo to study, Zhao Guang switched cars with Zhao Yan and drove to the dock.

This place was a bit of a distance from their company.

Upon arrival, Zhao Guang saw a group of Masters.

Right, their attire screamed expertise, and each had their own unique style.

With their strong individual styles, any single one of them would stand out in a crowd.

So many Masters gathered together created a spectacular scene, attracting the attention and curiosity of many bystanders.

“Remember, no matter what you’ve done before, no matter where you are, you are Hua Country people.

Starting today, you will shoulder the historic responsibility of spreading Hua Country’s culture, and it is a tremendous burden.”

“However, you are our country’s top talents, and I believe you are capable of carrying this weight.

The motherland needs you, the people need you.

Don’t worry, when you get there, everything will be arranged for you.”

This was a condition that had been agreed upon long ago.

Not only would they provide the money, but they would also be responsible for the Masters’ day-to-day needs.

Whether they knew about this themselves was up to them.

Sure enough, some people were moved to tears upon hearing these words.

Finally, they had completed their studies.

Who knows what kind of days they had endured?

While studying, they also had legal education on the side, with shiny handcuffs waving in front of them.

And some had just been released.

As they explicitly said, failing to complete the mission meant no escape, even if they fled abroad.

They were truly moved; the motherland valued them so highly.

“Good, the time has come.

The wheels of history are turning thanks to you.

Lay the foundation for those who follow, be an example, show that you’re all up to the task,” the speaker continued to shout, buoying the spirits of the crowd.

But the spectators’ morale was already soaring, even before those being addressed could react.

At this moment, they seemed to witness something sacred, their faces solemn with passionate hearts.

“Now, raise the flag.”

The familiar tune played, and the national flag was hoisted slowly.

Zhao Guang then realized there was a flagpole nearby.

This flagpole hadn’t been erected temporarily, had it?

He remembered there was no such thing here before.

Watching the ceremony reach its end, the instructor in front loudly declared, “Set off.

The nation will remember you; you are all heroes.”

Flag-raising ceremonies, carrying out missions under the national flag—such experiences many yearned for but could not attain.

These people never imagined they’d be treated with such honor one day.

Even if they were a bunch of swindlers, they were moved to the core at this moment.

The passion they thought they had lost was surging in their chests, as if about to burst forth.

Whether they were heroes or not, they didn’t know, but at that moment, they received recognition, from their motherland.

They vowed to use all their knowledge to deceive those in the Little Sun Country.