The Most Powerful Bodyguard-Chapter 819: I’m More Interested in What’s Behind Immortality

"You, you, you..."

When had the man ever been so insulted?

He stammered for ages but couldn't find the words.

Still, he wasn't about to let it go, so he rolled up his sleeves ready to fight.

"Oh? You sure got guts, daring to take me on?"

Seeing the man charging at him, Yang Yan suddenly started laughing.

Just as he was contemplating whether to floor this clueless guy, Zhou Hanyun grabbed his hand from the side.

"Alright, stop causing trouble here."

Zhou Hanyun knew well that if it was just verbal, maybe this man had a slim chance.

But when it came to a fight, this weakling, no matter how many of him came, wouldn't be enough for Yang Yan.

She had seen with her own eyes Yang Yan's impressive feat of fighting a hundred men single-handedly.

"You saw it too, it's this guy who made the first move." 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

Just as Yang Yan finished speaking with Zhou Hanyun, the man had charged right in front of Yang Yan.

"Get lost! No matter how many of you come, you'll never be enough for me to beat."

Yang Yan wasn't interested in throwing a punch at this guy. Instead, as the man lunged, he slightly angled his body, effortlessly dodging the attack.

"Bang..."

Suddenly, the sound of a glass breaking rang out, as the man's bulky body slammed heavily onto the display cabinet housing the pink diamond.

The security measures were excellent here, so there was no need for bulletproof glass.

This display cabinet, made of a few slightly thicker panels of glass, was no match for the man's weight.

So, as he fell onto it, the cabinet shattered.

"Ah..."

The man on the floor let out an astonishing wail, scaring even Yang Yan.

And when the man crushed the glass, everyone turned their attention towards him.

"Hey! Can't you attend a banquet without causing trouble just once?"

Zhou Hanyun sighed slightly, speaking to Yang Yan with a bit of resignation.

"Uh... you saw it too, I didn't even touch him. It was this guy who fell over himself."

"Besides, every time it's not me causing the trouble, right?"

At this moment, Yang Yan felt truly innocent.

Even though Zhou Hanyun was presenting the facts.

Indeed, every time Yang Yan attended a banquet, there was always some mishap, big or small.

But Yang Yan swore, every incident wasn't initiated by him.

"What happened?"

A security staff promptly approached.

"This guy accidentally stumbled and coincidentally crushed the glass of the display cabinet."

Yang Yan said earnestly to the staff.

Hearing Yang Yan's words, the man on the ground was deeply aggrieved and immediately stood up to retort:

"This guy..."

When he tried to blame Yang Yan, he suddenly found it seemed he really did bring it on himself.

In this setting, he couldn't very well admit he looked down on them because he wanted to buy the pink diamond, which led to this mess, right?

After all, everyone here was a social elite!

Moreover, it was indeed his anger that drove him to confront Yang Yan.

Yet somehow, in his own rage, he ended up stumbling?

That's how he landed in this sorry state.

"It's nothing, it was my own clumsiness, just take me to see a doctor, I feel terrible pain."

The man swiftly weighed his options and chose not to mention provoking Yang Yan led to the altercation.

Nor did he admit his failed attempt at hitting him resulted in his injury.

He was swiftly led away by staff.

Meanwhile, the broken glass was cleaned up by staff.

The pink diamond was also relocated into a new cabinet.

"That guy's got a sharp mind, finding a way out like that."

Yang Yan was a bit surprised at the man's departure.

He had thought there'd be a bit of back-and-forth with him.

Yet, the guy just left effortlessly?

"Can't you be a bit restrained?"

Zhou Hanyun looked at Yang Yan's disappointed expression and said with helplessness.

"You saw it yourself, it wasn't my fault."

Yang Yan replied with a laugh.

Neither Yang Yan nor Zhou Hanyun took the matter to heart, instead, continuing to examine the exhibits in the adjacent cabinet.

For Zhou Hanyun, this was a rare learning opportunity.

"What's up, bored?"

Kashu walked up to Yang Yan and teased.

Amid the serious jewelry evaluation done by Zhou Hanyun, Yang Yan turned to Kashu and asked:

"How's the research on that thing going?"

"Haha! Honestly, I'm not that interested in that thing."

"After watching it with a few of them initially, I just went for some fun."

Kashu thought for a moment before speaking.

"Why, aren't you interested in that longevity everyone else is eager to achieve?"

Yang Yan looked curiously at Kashu, genuinely wanting to understand his true thoughts.

Listening to Yang Yan's words, Kashu suddenly frowned and fell silent.

After ten seconds, he raised his head, gazing intensely into Yang Yan's eyes as he spoke:

"Are you that interested in longevity?"

"Hmm? How do I put it? There's a bit of interest."

Yang Yan pondered and said:

"But compared to longevity itself, I'm more interested in what's behind longevity."

Suddenly, Kashu burst into laughter, pointing at Yang Yan:

"You know what, I've figured it out, you and I are birds of a feather."

"You aren't truly interested in longevity. What you're interested in is the fun in the pursuit of longevity."

"Both of us seek personal joy; longevity doesn't really concern us."

Kashu said as he handed Yang Yan a glass of champagne.

He felt the saying is quite true, birds of a feather flock together.

Neither Kashu, nor Fenrir with his two fool brothers, were too engrossed in eternal life.

Yang Yan coldly retorted:

"Haha! I'd believe you saying this to me, but if you told it to those old folks, would they believe you?"

"By the way!"

He suddenly remembered something and changed the topic:

"The World Federation folks approached me, saying they wanted me to sign some agreement with them."

When he said this, there was always a genuine smile on his face.

Yang Yan truly admired Kashu's carefree attitude.

He genuinely believed Kashu meant what he said.

Kashu really wasn't interested in longevity.

And that's how Kashu truly lived.