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Jiang Chen had spent another two days at Quiet Villa. After those two days, he emerged from his room with several elixirs in hand.
"Let's head to the capital," Jiang Chen said to Lou Yijing and Liu Liangmei. He had spent the last two days refining some elixirs suitable for the young members of the Martial Arts Special Forces. Since he had agreed to be their chief instructor, it was only natural for him to provide some benefits.
Although these elixirs were not as potent as the Body Refining Pill, they were sufficient for ordinary people to strengthen their bodies and even elevate their abilities by several levels.
"Um, Mr. Jiang, can I stay here? I've grown quite fond of this place," Lou Yijing said, clearly reluctant to leave. After a few days here, she felt incredibly comfortable; the Spiritual Energy in the villa kept her feeling refreshed. The lingering ailments from her previous training had nearly vanished, and her skin had improved significantly, making her hesitant to depart.
"Feel free to stay if you want. Liu Pavilion Master, let's head to the capital first," Jiang Chen replied casually.
Seeing that her junior sister wanted to stay, Liu Liangmei felt a twinge of temptation as well, and Jiang Chen noticed her thoughts.
"Liu Pavilion Master, you are always welcome to visit anytime. However, I will need your assistance with Zeng Lao's Martial Arts Special Forces. While I intend to guide them, I won't always have the time, so I will have to trouble you more in the future," Jiang Chen said.
"Mr. Jiang, you flatter me," Liu Liangmei replied politely.
With Lou Yijing temporarily staying at Quiet Villa, Jiang Chen and Liu Liangmei set off for the capital. Jiang Chen spent three days at the Martial Arts Special Forces, personally instructing them while also helping Liu Liangmei with her questions.
Though these Martial Arts Special Forces members were promising talents in martial arts, they struggled to adapt to the Cultivation Method that Jiang Chen taught. However, Liu Liangmei grasped it quickly.
After three days, Jiang Chen left the Martial Arts Special Forces behind.
With this matter concluded, there was truly nothing pressing for Jiang Chen to handle anymore. Even if there were tasks at hand, they were trivial in his eyes and not worth worrying about. It was time for him to enter seclusion and focus on enhancing his strength, which was of utmost importance.
Before leaving the capital, Jiang Chen paid a visit to Qin Xiaoya.
Qin Xiaoya mentioned that Monroe, the Countess's daughter from Great Britain, wanted to see Jiang Chen and asked what he planned to do about it.
"Let her stay in Great Britain for now. I need to enter seclusion; this time it might last a year or even longer," Jiang Chen replied.
Monroe could be considered one of Jiang Chen's maidservants. He had previously mentioned bringing her back to Huaxia but hadn't sought her out afterward—not because he forgot about her but because he wanted her to spend more time with her parents. Moreover, Monroe had been persistently insisting on having children with Jiang Chen, which was becoming a headache for him.
"Alright, young master. You can rest assured during your seclusion; I will take good care of Xiao Lu and Sasha," Qin Xiaoya said with a smile.
"Thank you for your hard work," Jiang Chen nodded. Qin Xiaoya was conveniently located in the capital and could look after Jiang Lu and Qin Sasha well.
After leaving the capital, Jiang Chen returned to Shanghai Quiet Villa to handle some matters before making phone calls to relevant individuals including his Godparents, Teacher Gong, Old Qin, Zhuyong, and others. Given that he would be away for an extended period, he wanted to inform them so they wouldn’t worry too much.
Finally, Jiang Chen boarded a plane bound for Tibet. The Tibetan Plateau was known for its clear skies and clean environment—often regarded as Huaxia's purest place—and its vastness meant that he could cultivate without fear of being discovered.
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