The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 2393

Philip glanced sideways at Leon before he asked, “Do tell. If l can help, I’ll try my best.”

Leon smiled, rubbed his hands secretly, and said, “I’d like to invite you to participate in the Disciple Competition between Cherry Villa and Terrain Villa one month later.”

“Disciple Competition?” Philip frowned, a little puzzled.

Leon quickly explained, “As you probably know by now, Cherry Villa in the south has always been at odds with Terrain Villa in the north. We compete both openly and covertly. When Mr. Lovelace single-handedly pacified the disciple community from the north and the south decades ago, the Disciple Competition became a tradition. After all, there have always been disputes between the north and the south, but to prevent the situation from escalating, all issues will be resolved at the Disciple Competition. The winner will decide how the issue will be handled.”

“This is also the reason why the southern supernatural disciple community has always been inferior to the north for so many years, because the disciples in the north are supported by the ten great families. Big disciple families like the Singer family are there to provide their disciples guidance. The gap between the disciples in the north and the south is still quite large, which forms a vicious cycle. That’s why the south has always been suppressed by the north.”

“Moreover, the young talented disciples from the north and the south have a huge disparity in strength. In past competitions, the results were all nine losses and one draw.”

At this point, Leon was obviously a little embarrassed. The supernatural disciple community in the north was getting stronger and stronger. If this continued, perhaps the disciple families in the north and some unscrupulous forces might even defy the rules set down by Grant Lovelace in the past.

They might try to unify the entire country. When the time came, bloodshed would be inevitable. Thus, Leon had been troubled by this recently. It was because the people Cherry Villa could send out were too few. Every year, they could only rely on that one person to barely scrape through the situation.