"You all really have some nerve. Do you know where you are?"
The middle-aged man's demeanor was extraordinary, fully displaying the aura of someone in power, his eyes exceedingly sharp and intimidating:
"My Yuan Family's students and old retainers are spread across the world! You've offended my family, and in this world, you will certainly face insurmountable obstacles! You should consider the consequences, think twice, and stop provoking us!"
He pointed outward:
"Leave here now, and I can overlook everything. Otherwise, you'll be responsible for the consequences."
He seemed to fear that Ding Ling wouldn't believe him:
"Everyone knows the reputation of me, Yuan Yin. No one dares defy my words. If you heed my advice now, you can avoid death. After that, it'll be hard to say."
Yuan Yin, a figure from the late Eastern Han Dynasty, is said to be the son of Yuan Kui, a cousin of Yuan Shu.
In the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," he is the nephew of Yuan Shu.
