Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1304

"What are you standing there for? Why aren't you getting on your knees to thank Mister Penn?" Prince Bhumi shouted at the dazed cultivators.

Amidst their panic, the cultivators fell to their knees in gratitude for Wilbur's gesture.

Prince Bhumi's words were clearly approving of Wilbur's actions, solidifying his stance on the entire matter.

Loja was too far gone and killing him had undoubtedly been the right choice.

After everyone had thanked Wilbur, Prince Bhumi smiled. "Could we sit down for a talk, Mister Penn?"

"I need to rush to Freeca as soon as possible. I don't have much time," said Wilbur.

Prince Bhumi looked clearly disappointed, but still said, "Let's have that talk now, then."

"Go ahead," said Wilbur.

Prince Bhumi seemed to have made up his mind in advance as he said the words, "I'd like to appoint you as my teacher, sir. Would you be open to that?"

The cultivators' jaws dropped open in shock.

Prince Bhumi's teacher? That was an enormous position.

It was important to note that Prince Bhumi was due to inherit the throne any day now, making the position of his teacher even more terrifying then.

This was a position everyone would never even dream of getting to have, and it had gone to a foreigner.

Wilbur glanced at the senior, who smiled humbly and lowered his head. Wilbur said, "This guy's pretty powerful, isn't he? What do you even need me as a teacher for?"

Prince Bhumi smiled. "He's nowhere near where you are, sir. Besides, it's your generosity and virtue that I look up to as well. That alone was enough for me to want to have you as my teacher, really."

"My virtue?" Wilbur asked, looking at Prince Bhumi.

"You could have killed these people or left them alone to perish, but you chose to do what you could to destroy those terrifying green doors in your battle against Loja while risking your own life. You may not be from my nation, but your spirit and courage alone are worthy of me wanting to have you as my teacher."

Wilbur fell silent.