Sea Spirit Pavilion announced that Honorable Ning would be entering seclusion once more. As for the special edition Supreme Books that were signed previously, those would be delayed for an indefinite period of time. Of course, this condition was already written into the agreement when it was signed, so even though there was an indefinite extension period, Sea Spirit Pavilion wouldn’t need to compensate their customers.

If any other sea spirit teacher dared to be so capricious in their actions then perhaps all of these agreements would be cancelled in an extremely short period of time. However, in this case, there was actually only a very small number of people who did so.

This was because those people who had unhesitatingly spent a great amount of wealth to sign the special edition Supreme Book had done so to develop relations with Honorable Ning. As for waiting…that didn’t matter at all!

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In the royal palace, within that grand hall, the Sea Sovereign wrinkled his eyebrows. He seemed to be lost deep in thought with a puzzled expression often appearing on his face. After some time, a respectful voice sounded from outside. The Sea Sovereign finally spoke up, lightly saying, “Enter.”

The hall doors were pushed open and several high ranking ministers excitedly walked in. The one leading the pack was Soupman.

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