“From now on, I’m in charge of your safety.
Whatever I tell you to do, you absolutely cannot object,” Qin Hao said seriously.
Lin Luyao was dumbstruck; this was unlike any bodyguard she knew.
She couldn’t help but say, “Shouldn’t it be you who listens to me?
You’re the bodyguard, I’m the boss.”
She stared at Qin Hao fiercely, feeling completely justified.
Qin Hao shook his head.
He said lazily, “You’re wrong, I’m not a bodyguard; I’m just here to ensure your safety, not to be under your command.
And you’re the boss?
Do you have money to pay me?
I doubt you could afford me.”
“How much do you want a month?” Lin Luyao asked disdainfully, as if there were anyone she couldn’t afford.
A million a month was nothing to her; she could easily pay that.
Qin Hao counted on his fingers and calculated.
Azure Dragon’s going rate was about ten billion for one appearance, and although his strength wasn’t quite that of Azure Dragon’s, the target was a benefactor, so a discount could apply.
“One billion a month; I’ve already given you a discount,” Qin Hao said earnestly.
“Why don’t you drop dead,” Lin Luyao said as she shut the door in his face.
Qin Hao didn’t stop her; he could just move in that evening.
He felt a bit of pity; his own villa was much better than the Azure Apartment.
Qin Hao was about to leave when he suddenly paused, stood still for about ten minutes with a bizarre smile on his face, and then left.
Some of his doubts had been resolved, yet they made him somewhat want to laugh and cry.
Qin Hao didn’t go to class because he was blocked by someone.
Old Demon appeared, shrouded in a black robe, brazenly showing up on the campus and frightening quite a few people.
However, some weren’t scared at all, thinking the person was just playing cosplay.
“Old Demon?” Qin Hao raised an eyebrow.
If it had been someone else, he might not have recognized them, but he recognized Old Demon at a glance.
In fact, this guy never knew how to restrain himself, flaunting his status as the sixth-ranked assassin and being quite arrogant.
Qin Hao knew without asking why the other had come for him.
“Correct, I’m here for you,” Old Demon said indifferently.
“Because of Emperor Ye,” Qin Hao said expressionlessly.
Old Demon nodded.
He sneered repeatedly, getting ready to make his move.
Just then, a group of police officers rushed over and blocked their way.
Qin Hao furrowed his brows.
What did the police want with him?
Shrouded in his black robe, Old Demon was also slightly stupefied.
He had intended to strike but halted abruptly.
Even with Old Demon’s arrogance, he didn’t dare to openly clash with the police.
If he actually did something outrageous, endless pursuit would surely await him.
Facing this Giant Dragon, even if Old Demon was overly confident, he wouldn’t dare claim he could contend with it.
“I want to report him.
He is the sixth-ranked assassin, Old Demon; arrest him quickly!” Qin Hao shouted loudly.
Hearing Qin Hao’s words, the police officers looked at each other, thinking Qin Hao was joking.
“Really, I’m not kidding.
He has two swords hidden on him, used for killing; don’t believe me, just search him,” Qin Hao continued.
Hearing Qin Hao’s words, the police officers then realized it might not be a joke, and immediately two of them drew their pistols.
“Don’t move, raise your hands.”
This was a man in his mid-thirties, who appeared to be the leader of the group.
He had an aura of integrity and personally went over to frisk him.
Soon after, two short swords were found, and the middle-aged police officer drew out the swords, a chilling light flashing by, the overwhelming murderous intent almost took his breath away.
The middle-aged police officer’s heart chilled; he was a worldly man and immediately knew that these two swords had killed people, and not just one person.
His heart raced—the Assassin ranked sixth in the assassin world.
He knew he had really hit the jackpot today.
However, whether this was bad luck or good fortune, it was really hard to say.
The middle-aged police officer took out handcuffs and directly restrained Old Demon.
Seeing this, Qin Hao couldn’t help but burst into laughter.
The existence ranked sixth on the assassin list had been caught by a group of police.
If word got out, Old Demon would have no place to hide his face.
Old Demon almost couldn’t hold back, releasing a surge of murderous intent.
“You better behave.
If you dare to touch these police officers, not even Azure Dragon will be able to save you, believe it or not?” Qin Hao transmitted his voice, warning Old Demon.
The aura around Old Demon faltered; he naturally knew Qin Hao wasn’t joking.
“You shouldn’t laugh either.
We suspect you’re involved in a murder case.
Come with us for an investigation,” the middle-aged police officer said to Qin Hao with a cold tone.
However, he was still very cautious around Qin Hao.
A person who knew the assassin ranked sixth was certainly no ordinary person and might well be of the same ilk.
“Uncle Police Officer, I am a very good citizen.
Don’t talk nonsense,” Qin Hao couldn’t help but roll his eyes, speaking innocently.
Police, uncle, the middle-aged police officer’s mouth twitched fiercely.
Did he really look that old?
“Hmph, don’t be slick.
You’ll know once you come with us, let’s go,” the middle-aged police officer snorted coldly.
“I’ll fully cooperate with Uncle Police Officer’s investigation, but I have to call my teacher to let him know,” Qin Hao said with a smile.
“Okay.”
The middle-aged police officer nodded; naturally, he would not stop Qin Hao from making the call.
Qin Hao dialed Gu Xueqi’s number, and once the call connected, he said directly, “Mr.
Gu, I have to head to the police station for some matters.
I just wanted to let you know, so don’t worry about me.”
“What?
What happened?” Gu Xueqi was startled.
She had been busy with her work in her office, then she stood up immediately.
“I don’t know, I am a very good citizen.
That’s all, I’ll explain to you when I get back,” Qin Hao said and then hung up the phone.
The middle-aged police officer looked at him, his expression slightly softened: “You do seem like an honest student.”
“Uncle Police Officer, I really am an honest student,” Qin Hao earnestly explained.
The middle-aged police officer pretended he hadn’t heard that and waved his hand for the group to head outside.
Qin Hao obediently followed the middle-aged police officer outside, and along the way, a bunch of students couldn’t help but look towards them, not knowing what was happening.
However, they never thought it had anything to do with Qin Hao; they all thought the troublemaker was Old Demon, who didn’t look like a decent person.
Just as they were about to get into the car, the middle-aged police officer suddenly turned around and said to Qin Hao, “By the way, don’t call me Uncle Police Officer anymore.
My name is Li Dazheng, just call me Captain Li.”
“Okay, Uncle Li,” Qin Hao nodded.
Li Dazheng felt a surge to vomit blood.
He stared at Qin Hao, who looked completely innocent, and eventually couldn’t help but say helplessly, “If not Captain Li, then call me Brother Li, but stop calling me uncle.”