Regal Guard of Dragon

Chapter 793 Prizes for the Champion

Finn nodded to show that he knew this.

Just yesterday, Musashi, Soroka and Philip tried to kill him on his way back to the banquet hall. He

knew how eager his enemies were to kill him as soon as possible.

"Are you afraid?" Hauty asked.

"Of course not!"

Hauty was stunned.

"When you climb a mountain, if a landslide occurs and you run forward with your hands on your head,

the chance of death is more than 90 percent. But if you can overcome your inner fear, raise your head,

look straight at the falling boulders, and make the quickest judgment so as to avoid the danger, you can

keep alive in the face of death." With firm eyes, Finn said in a sonorous tone, "In any crisis, fear would

only increase your chances of meeting the death."

"That's right!" Hauty laughed.

After frank appreciation, Hauty reminded Finn, "You have a good mind, but although you are not afraid,

the danger is not relieved, so you have to be on the alert. One mistake would make you follow in Nat's

steps. And now you have a brighter aura than Nat did, so you have larger chance to be killed."

"To tell the truth, without the rules and regulations of the competition, I wouldn't afraid of facing those

enemies at all. If they want to kill me, they can do it, but they must be prepared to be killed by me."

Finn looked confident.

"I've heard something about you from other people. I know that you have extremely rich knowledge of

survival, and experience in terrible field combat, but those do not guarantee that you will survive their

siege. After all, your skills would be dwarfed in the face of overwhelming power."

Hauty paused, and then continued, "But I have some ways to let you avoid danger."

"I am looking forward to your instructions," Finn said.

Hauty said directly, "Join the Martial Arts Organizations."

"With the protection of the Martial Arts Organization, no matter what forces, they will not dare to act

rashly if you are a member of the Martial Arts Organization."

"Indeed, with the Martial Arts Organization before my back, I will be safer. However, for those who

really want to kill me, will they scare the Martial Arts Organization? I don't think so; otherwise, Nat

would not have had an accident," Finn said slowly, "And joining an organization would be a constraint

on me. I am more used to feel free."

Before Hauty could speak, Finn went on, "Once I choose the path of martial arts, I have to withstand all

kinds of hardship before I can make breakthrough, and only in this way, can I have the chance of

reaching the peak and to avenge Nat."

When it came to avenge Nat's injure, Finn's aura had changed. He became fierce, like a sharp sword.

Hauty signed, "It seems you won't join the Martial Arts Organization."

Hauty sounded lost, but he was very pleased.

"To tell you the truth, I don't want you to join the Martial Arts Organization."

Hauty said seriously, "Just as you said, no one can achieve success without hardship. It is like the

animals that have been domesticated by human beings, although they have been protected, they have

lost the chances to train themselves, so much so that they have lost the born courage and end up with

being a delicacy on a table."

"President Luo, thank you for your understanding and recognition," Finn thanked Hauty. NôvelD(ram)a.ôrg owns this content.

"Well, the World Martial Arts Organization is going to award you for winning the championship," said

Hauty.

'Award?' Finn said to himself, 'Will that be Precious Materials or Martial Arts Core Method.'

As Finn ruminated, Hauty said quietly, "Tomorrow at noon, I'll be the president of the World Martial Arts

Organization. As soon as I take office, I will issue a new regulation, which prohibits martial artists from

attacking ordinary people all over the world, and prohibits martial artists from involving innocent men

into their grievances, otherwise they will be arrested by the World Martial Arts Organization, and their

Martial Arts will be abolished."

What?

Finn was ecstatic. He knew exactly what this new rule meant for him.

"This new regulation will take effect immediately after it is promulgated, and you will no longer worry

that your friends and relatives will be affected for your own reasons. This is the regulation I have made

after discussing with the World Martial Arts Organization, and this is also the reward for your winning

the championship of the World Martial Arts Organization!" said Hauty, laughing.

"Thank you, President Luo." Finn jumped to his feet and bowed to Hauty to show his appreciation.

Hauty sighed, "You are welcome, Finn, it is a disgrace to the Martial Arts Community of Country C for

what happened to Nat. The formulation of this new regulation is to help reduce your worries. When you

can go through all the hardship, and reach the top Period, you find out those who framed Nat and

avenged him."

Hauty looked at Finn with anticipation.

"Please rest assured, President Luo, I will find those people out and avenge Nat personally," Finn

responded to Hauty with firmness.

This was not only a promise to Hauty, but also a promise he had made in return for Nat.

***

Within Country C.

The Chen family in Yanchin.

Not long ago, the Chen family had been informed that Finn had won the championship in the World

Martial Arts Organization.

The moon climbed up into the night sky.

Deep inside of the Chen Family compound, Bowie was standing in front of the window of his study.

Outside the window was the Grand Canal. The lights were brilliant along the both sides of the river, and

the night was peaceful and calm. However, Bowie wasn't the mood to enjoy the scenery. He frowned

and looked gloomy and from time to time, he puffed his cigar.

The ashtray was stuffed with cigarette butts. The thick smoke filled the whole study and lingered for a

long time. It was as if they were trying to hide something.

When he got home, Bowie had smoked a pack of cigarettes. Now half of the second box had been

drained.

As Bowie smoked a cigarette, he reflected on what had happened to his family during this time. First,

Cai, his son, who had a promising career, had his career ruined because of Finn. And then his poor

daughter, whose legs were broken by Finn, was now in a mental hospital for treatment.