"I trust that, given our relationship, they won't do anything like that. If they really try to give Chu Feng a hard time, we'll leave immediately, and I, Nangong Ya, will have no further dealings with them in the future," Nangong Ya said.
"It's fine, let's go," Chu Feng replied with his usual calm smile, seemingly unbothered.
Following Nangong Ya's lead, Chu Feng and the others arrived at an exceptionally prosperous territory. This territory belonged to Nangong Tianlong, the eldest prince of the Nangong Imperial Family.
At this moment, Nangong Ya looked quite excited, clearly hoping that Chu Feng could become friends with the princes of the Nangong Imperial Family.
However, Nangong Baihe wore a look of concern. Unlike Nangong Ya, she had never been favored by the princes since childhood. In her view, the princes of the Nangong Imperial Family were far too arrogant and conceited, none of them good people.
Once inside the territory, Nangong Ya seemed quite familiar with the place, leading Chu Feng directly to the front of a grand hall. The hall's doors were wide open, and even before entering, Chu Feng could see that many people were already gathered inside.
Almost all of them were younger generation members of the Nangong Imperial Family. What was noteworthy was that even the weakest among them were at the first-grade Half-Emperor realm, while the strongest was a fifth-grade Half-Emperor.
It could be said that although they were all juniors of the Nangong Imperial Family, they were all exceptional juniors.
The Nangong Imperial Family was truly powerful. Having this many juniors, all at the Half-Emperor realm, was indeed far beyond what the disciples of the Nine Great Sects could compare to.
"Brother Ya, this must be Chu Feng?" After Chu Feng and the others entered the hall, the fifth-grade Half-Emperor spoke with a smile.
This person sat in the main seat. Without anyone needing to introduce him, Chu Feng could guess his identity. He must be Nangong Tianlong, the eldest prince of the Nangong Imperial Family.
This Nangong Tianlong's cultivation was very strong, like Baili Xinghe, at the fifth-grade Half-Emperor realm. However, he was not as good as Baili Xinghe. The reason Chu Feng thought he was inferior to Baili Xinghe was because of his age. Although he was also quite old, he was not yet forty, merely in his thirties.
But his age was considerably greater than Baili Xinghe's. Therefore, in terms of talent, Nangong Tianlong was not as good as Baili Xinghe, and his future achievements were likely to be lesser as well.
After all, Baili Xinghe was not just a fifth-grade Half-Emperor; he was also a Snake-pattern Imperial Robe Spirit World Master.
"Brother Tianlong, this is Chu Feng, who saved me, Baihe, and Mali on the Immortal Island," Nangong Ya addressed the eldest prince by his given name, showing great familiarity. And Chu Feng's guess was correct; the speaker was indeed Nangong Tianlong, the eldest prince of the Nangong Imperial Family.
"Chu Feng, let me introduce you. This is my Nangong Imperial Family's eldest prince, Nangong Tianlong. This is the second prince, Nangong Tianhu; the third prince, Nangong Tianshi; and the fourth princess, Nangong Tianfeng."
Then, Nangong Ya began introducing each of them to Chu Feng one by one.
The second prince, Nangong Tianhu, was similar in age to Baili Xinghe, but his cultivation was inferior, at the fourth-grade Half-Emperor realm.
The third prince, Nangong Tianshi, was like Nangong Ya, at the third-grade Half-Emperor realm. In fact, within the entire hall, no more than three people had reached this level, indicating that although Nangong Ya was not a prince in the Nangong Imperial Family, he was still a first-rate genius.
As for the fourth princess, Nangong Tianfeng, her cultivation was not as high as Nangong Ya's. Similar in age to Nangong Baihe, she was only at the second-grade Half-Emperor realm.
However, what left the deepest impression on Chu Feng was not their cultivation levels, but their attitude. Including Nangong Tianfeng, all four siblings treated Chu Feng extremely rudely. Not only did they not greet him, but they also sneered contemptuously, looking at him as if he were a clown. They did not regard him as a guest at all.