Reincarnation of the Strongest Healer

To clean the filth through restructuring was something Xu Feng knew how to do as well, but the problem was how time-consuming it was.

And if he had to be honest, his schedule was truly cramped up so tightly that he couldn’t afford to be stalled by something else.

To ensure his fellow guild members do not abuse their identity to bully others, a person must constantly survey them and ask for many sources to check up on the process.

It was a job that NPC couldn’t do because they couldn’t possibly browse the Game Forum which was exclusively for players. Aside from that, the NPC also couldn’t actually go into their real world and browse the news about any negative revolving around the Vanguard Guild.

With all those factors added into the equation, Xu Feng also knew he had zero people capable of doing any of that, except for Allison. As a professor with high comprehension skills, she could easily manage and deal with all of that.

She got the time to do it as well.

”You haven’t actually tutored me yet and you already want me to work?” Allison frowned and twitched her eyelid.

”Didn’t I send you a few guides to be informed?” Xu Feng smoothly responded.

Amidst his persuasion, Thunder Sword finally couldn’t control his emotion and exclaimed, ”Fuck, are the two of you going to keep ignoring my presence?”

His companion might have warned him in advance, but the mere fact of how these two slighted him despite learning of his relationship with Lightning Blade was intolerable.

Meanwhile, Xu Feng was similarly annoyed at this particular moment when a clown continuously interrupted him.

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His expression remained the same on the surface, but inwardly, he had already decided to ban such a person from ever being capable of being affiliated with the Vanguard Guild.

”You are merely an ant, so kindly scram to the side before I stop being polite.” Xu Feng pointed his fingers at the door and warned solemnly.

”What?” Astonished by the tone, Thunder Sword nearly thought he had heard it wrong. ”I dare you to repeat your words again.”

”Ah, it’s really an ant with a bad hearing aid.” Xu Feng shook his head and no longer paid attention to him.

Annoyed, Thunder Sword unsheathed his sword and was about to strike, only to end up pausing when he saw a woman walking down the stairs.

And almost immediately, when Clara, who had just finished preparing and was heading down the stairs, spotted someone trying to raise their weapons at none other than her savior. Her expression turned extremely cold and her aura exploded on the spot.

BOOM!

Thunder Sword was instantly pressed to the ground from the intense pressure, his health points continuously decreasing.

”I’m sorry for unsheathing my weapon, Lady Clara.” Without hesitation, Thunder Sword quickly apologized, hoping to earn her forgiveness. He might be arrogant and bossy because of his cousin, but in front of an NPC, his background could be said to be complete garbage.

As if an NPC cared about your guild or your connection with an influential guild!

However, what Thunder Sword failed to calculate in his mind was the possibility that Xu Feng was quite familiar with Clara— the fierce NPC.

Keeping her mana pressed upon Thunder Sword, Clara hurriedly rushed to Xu Feng’s side and asked in concern. ”Are you alright, Wind? I apologize for letting someone try to harm you in the Town Hall Lobby.”

By this time, the previous onlookers who had been eagerly waiting for Clara to arrive, finally began recording the scene and laughing at the plight of the Thunder Sword.

”Heh, let’s see if you can still be arrogant and pick at the newbies!”

”He finally kicked an iron plate this time. Newbie? This Thunder Sword must be really retarded to not recognize some of the gears in that player. I reckon it’s in the level 30s range.”

Without a doubt, some of them had just begun playing the Divine World, but they did watch the stream of experts, so they all recognized the higher-level equipment. Not all high-level equipment were the same, but there was a clear distinction among them and that was their glowing effect.

Since Xu Feng didn’t care about going lowkey after realizing he couldn’t afford to waste time and pretend to be an average player, he simply didn’t bother to conceal any of his equipment.

Only someone foolish like Thunder Sword would miss such obvious detail, having believed his cousin alone could help him overturn the sky and the earth.

”It’s alright, Clara. Just an ignorant person causing trouble.” Xu Feng waved his hand and told her not to worry too much.

Nodding, Clara was filled with an apologetic expression.

However, once she shifted her attention to Thunder Sword, who was still lying on the ground from the mana pressure, her expression turned cold.

There was even a hint of disdain in her expression and eyes. It was quite ironic, considering how Thunder Sword held such an expression just a few seconds ago toward Xu Feng.

”W-wait, don’t harm me. I’m actually friendly with the Vanguard Guild, and it’s just my first offense.” Still unwilling to give up, Thunder Sword started throwing out the Vanguard Guild name in defense.

And when Clara heard it, she nearly laughed.

Although she was an NPC, Xu Feng registered the Vanguard Guild through the City Hall of Star Falls City. Based on that information, Clara naturally received news about her savior’s guild.

So for Thunder Sword to use the guild name against the very creator was quite hilarious, to say the least.

”What do you want to do with him, Wind?” Clara ignored Thunder Sword’s so-called defense and turned to Xu Feng for suggestions.

”He’s been bullying and oppressing many people as of late. Have him detained for a week.” Xu Feng declared solemnly. He wanted to serve a warning today that just because you are part of the Vanguard Guild or related to one, doesn’t mean you can act tyrannically against other innocents.

After all, the downfall of many guilds was unintentionally offending someone who happened to be a big shot or someone of influence. Xu Feng wasn’t afraid of them, but neither would he intentionally provoke them if they didn’t do anything to him.