Sealed Divine Throne II: Twin Sons of Dragon
Chapter 675 - 337: The Youngest Adamantine Cathedra Knight in History_1

Chapter 675: Chapter 337: The Youngest Adamantine Cathedra Knight in History_1

When Long Kongkong emerged, his fellow competitors couldn’t help but express surprise.

The first reason was that his face seemed unfamiliar to the majority. Those who entered the competition were all 9th Rank divine knights, or even disciples of God’s Seal knights. They frequently interacted with each other during their routine affairs, and even took part in some of the Knight’s Temple’s tasks and trials. But for most people, Long Kongkong didn’t ring any bells.

Long Kongkong graduated from Spirit Furnace Academy, and he graduated midway through his studies, only really attending for a year. He then became a member of a demon hunting team, and accompanied the team on their missions. He was too young, and details of him and Long Dangdang were tightly sealed by the Knights Temple, so not many people knew about him.

Long Kongkong, seemingly socially adept, walked up and saluted in a friendly manner.

Shi Zeyu, who had just finished the lottery draw, also looked at him with interest. From Shi Zeyu’s perspective, he felt the young knight looked familiar, but he couldn’t recall where he had seen him before.

In truth, he had met Long Dangdang, not Long Kongkong. That was when Long Dangdang and Ling Menglu happened upon him.

Seeing Shi Zeyu examine him, Long Kongkong grinned and said, "Hello, Number One, I am Number Two."

Shi Zeyu squinted his eyes and nodded to him.

"Long Kongkong, come and draw." The chief judge said impatiently. The chief judge of this competition, as it turned out, was someone Long Kongkong knew quite well - Reckless Knight Hai Jifeng.

That’s right, it was Hai Jifeng. Who else would it be, since he didn’t have any disciples to participate in the competition? He’d grumbled to Na Ye about this quite a bit.

"Hello, Teacher Hai." Long Kongkong didn’t dare slack off - he didn’t dare to provoke this Reckless Knight! He quickly stepped forward and pressed his hand onto the Crystal Ball.

Soon, a number appeared. The clichéd situation of the first seed encountering the second seed didn’t occur. Long Kongkong drew the seventh lottery. His opponent would be the eighth.

The knights queued behind began to whisper among themselves. Who was Long Kongkong? How did he earn the second seed? He looked too young. He definitely didn’t look to be nearly thirty. His face even had a youthful look.

After drawing the lottery, Long Kongkong stepped aside and stood beside Shi Zeyu, whispering, "Number one, I heard you’re an Adamantine Cathedra knight?"

Shi Zeyu smiled somewhat reservedly, "Just managed to scrape through."

Long Kongkong asked, "How old are you?"

Shi Zeyu answered, "Twenty-seven." He felt an undeniable sense of pride in stating his age. At his age, becoming an Adamantine Cathedra knight was a notable achievement in the history of the Knight’s Temple.

Long Kongkong nodded, "Oh, not bad, you’re older than I am."

Shi Zeyu looked surprised. "So? What about it?" He then heard Long Kongkong mutter to himself, "As youngest Adamantine Cathedra knight in the history of the Knight’s Temple, they should have made me the top seed. I wonder why they didn’t."

This comment was louder than usual, and was overheard by most of the knights drawing lots. Suddenly, Long Kongkong was the center of attention.

The claim of "youngest Adamantine Cathedra knight in the history of the Knight’s Temple" was simply too stunning. The Knight’s Temple had a history spanning over ten thousand years, and countless prodigies had emerged in that time. Rising to such a position amidst countless talents at such a youthful age was almost impossible in this era.

So, when Long Kongkong made this statement, the first thing that the others realized was that a Adamantine Cathedra knight was participating in this competition. And more shocking than that was the title of ’youngest.’

Even Shi Zeyu’s face changed colour at that moment. He looked at Long Kongkong differently.

Long Kongkong was not exaggerating. He was indeed the youngest Adamantine Cathedra knight, the second youngest being his brother. Long Kongkong had been born half an hour after Long Dangdang.

Feeling the change in everyone’s gaze, Long Kongkong couldn’t hide his pleasure. "It’s fine. I’m still young. Maybe I’ll become the youngest God’s Seal knight someday. Ha ha ha."

"No one would think you’re dumb if you keep your mouth shut," came the icy voice of Hai Jifeng.

Long Kongkong immediately fell silent, smirked, and went to find a chair to rest. He always maintained that if you could lie down, don’t sit; if you could sit, don’t stand.

Although he had moved to one side, the words he had just spoken still resonated in the hearts of all the participants present. Hai Jifeng, the chief judge, hadn’t refuted his words, which meant they were true. A figure who had made history in the Knight’s Temple, the youngest Adamantine Cathedra holder. The importance of the Adamantine Cathedra knight in the Knight’s Temple was second only to the God’s Seal Cathedra Rex!

Shi Zeyu’s expression was clearly gloomy, apparently lost in thought.

Soon, the lottery draw was completed. The second day of the Great Impartation Contest officially began.

As the first seed, Shi Zeyu sat next to Long Kongkong. Shi Zeyu, was placed sixteenth in the draw, and would appear later than Long Kongkong. Undoubtedly, as fellow Adamantine Cathedra knights, this youth who appeared far too young would become his competitor. As a member of the Shi family, he would not optimistically assume that Long Kongkong had used some method to become an Adamantine Cathedra knight. No one knew better than him how much importance the Knight’s Temple placed on these positions. His progression to an Adamantine Cathedra knight was hard-fought, and the difficulties he had faced were only known to him.