Chapter 517

Everyone has their own strengths; only by grasping the other's strengths can you determine if they are useful to you.

Only then can you tell whether she is useful to you.

Sister said, "Then why wait for a lucky day? Let's train together today."

After speaking, she gazed at Luo En with hopeful eyes.

Luo En was somewhat surprised.

He hadn't expected Sister to be so impatient.

He nodded and said, "No problem, let's go to the dojo."

Luo En arranged their training location at Banggu's dojo.

Because that place was very spacious.

Moreover, in that place, Luo En felt his cultivation benefited greatly.

Besides, he could also observe Xiao Yi's training progress at the same time.

I have to say, Ron is now very devoted to this little Yi.

Perhaps because he had never received a disciple before.

Nor had he ever felt such a strong sense of being a Master.

At this moment, he finally achieved it.

When they arrived at Banggu's dojo,

Luo En saw Banggu seated calmly inside, with Xiao Yi beside him.

Banggu was explaining some key points of training to him.

These points were all very basic, yet extremely practical.

Luo En listened and nodded slightly.

Indeed, this was a crucial element in mastering one's fundamentals.

They must cultivate their foundation thoroughly.

They are like the cornerstone of cultivation.

Only when the cornerstone is solid can a skyscraper be built upon it.

Sister had seen Banggu and her expression changed slightly.

She whispered to Luo En.

"Is that the S-Class Hero Silver Fang Banggu?"

Luo En nodded.

"Yes, he is Silver Fang Banggu."

Sister grew nervous.

She said, "This is the first time I've seen an S-Class Hero so closely.

Why did we come here?"

After speaking, she considered retreating.

For a C-Class Hero,

an S-Class Hero was like a god high above.

An unattainable figure.

They had never even seen one in person.

Luo En said, "It's fine; we're here only to train.

S-Class Heroes are still human. They're not special.

You needn't be nervous—Banggu is very gentle."

Though he said so, Sister remained extremely tense.

She kept twisting her sleeves, unwilling to step forward.

Banggu saw Luo En and immediately rose to greet him.

"Come again to see your disciple?"

Banggu said with a smile.

Luo En shook his head.

"Observing him is only one part—I'm here to borrow your space for training."

Banggu looked at Luo En in surprise.

"You want to borrow my space for training?

Don't joke around.

With the kind of commotion you cause during training, this place would be destroyed in no time."

Luo En smiled and said, "It's not that exaggerated. Now let me introduce you to a new person."

He pointed to Sister, standing nervously nearby.

"She's a C-Class Hero I know.

She has very little confidence in her own strength.

So I thought we'd come here to train together."

Banggu's expression changed slightly.

"Do you think my dojo is some kind of orphanage?

Are you bringing me another disciple? I won't take any more.

Know this: my life's ultimate arts have only been passed to a very few people."

Not everyone can learn it."

Luo En quickly shook his head.

"You misunderstand—I'm only borrowing this training ground."

Upon hearing Luo En was merely borrowing the training ground, Banggu's expression softened slightly.

He usually kept his ultimate techniques hidden deep within.

Throughout his life, he had taken only two disciples.

One of them betrayed him—that was the Wolf, who would later strike fear into the hearts of heroes.

He would soon purge the traitor from his lineage.

The other disciple still trained beside him.

But the place where he taught him was somewhat limited.

He held this disciple in very high regard.

He was a simple, honest fellow, diligent and meticulous in his cultivation.

But his mind simply couldn't grasp things quickly.

Thus, every time he taught him, Banggu grew utterly exasperated.

Yet he was also Banggu's favorite disciple.

Teaching Xiao Yi was already a favor done for Luo En's sake.

But if he were to take on another,

he would never agree.

Banggu said.

"If that's the case, then go train over there."

As he spoke, he glanced at his sister.

He shook his head slightly and said, "Her talent is mediocre—she's utterly unsuited for martial cultivation."

Her face changed slightly; she lowered her head.

"I know my talent is mediocre.

But I will still train with all my effort.

To make myself stronger.

One day, I will become a B-Class Hero."

Banggu laughed.

"Your goal is so low.

To be taught by him—