Jiangli ground his teeth.
He had wanted to seek out the chairperson of the Xuanmen Association to get some clarity.
Now that plan was dashed.
"So, what can we do now?" Jiangli asked, grinding his teeth, "Where is the Xuanmen Association located?"
Seeing that Jiangli seemed intent on settling scores, Xia Xin quickly said, "That, I, I’m not sure either... Ancestor, we can’t be so hasty, we’re in a society ruled by law now, and we can’t just resort to beating people up, right?"
Jiangli raised an eyebrow, "Then what do you propose?"
Xia Xin scratched his head, pondered for a moment, then slapped his thigh, "Right, why don’t we ask Director Xun?"
"Yeah. He should be a member of the Xuanmen Association too. If he can hold the position of director of the Unusual Affairs Management Office, he must have a high status in the Xuanmen Association. Maybe we could have him give us special access to enter the forum of the Xuanmen Association, and that would solve our problem," Xia Xin thought this plan was perfect.
Jiangli stroked his chin, seeming to have no better idea, "Then let’s ask. You ask."
Hearing this, Xia Xin saluted, "Understood!"
With that, he excitedly picked up his phone to get in touch with Xun Tianhai.
Fortunately, they had each other’s contact information.
Xia Xin sent a message to Xun Tianhai, fearing the latter might have forgotten who he was, so he introduced himself first.
Xun Tianhai happened to have his phone in hand, ready for a brief rest, and seeing the message from Xia Xin, he was somewhat surprised, tapping his phone, "Xia Xin from Jiaoyang Temple, I remember you. What’s the matter, or does the Abbot have any instructions for me?"
Seeing these two words, Xia Xin was impressed. Director Xun was truly a master of facing different situations while being well-versed in human relations.
Xia Xin replied, "Actually, it’s nothing too serious. I just wanted to ask, Director Xun, are you with the Xuanmen Association?"
Xun Tianhai: "Yes, indeed, those of us in the Unusual Affairs Management Office have mostly been included in the rolls of the Xuanmen Association. Why do you ask so suddenly?"
Xun Tianhai sensed that Xia Xin’s purpose wasn’t so straightforward.
After confirming Xun Tianhai’s identity, Xia Xin got to the point, "Director Xun, that... Can you help us register an account on the forum of the Xuanmen Association?"
Xia Xin had heard from his master that one needed to be registered with the Xuanmen Association to access its forum and accept missions.
Ordinary visitors could only publish tasks, and there were parts of the forum they could not access.
What they wanted to do was to expand the reputation of Jiaoyang Temple, with the target audience being the thousands of netizens, not just to publish tasks to the insiders of the Xuanmen Association.
They had to register a better account.
Xun Tianhai was quite surprised to see Xia Xin’s request, "Isn’t Jiaoyang Temple listed with the Xuanmen Association? You can register yourselves!"
Xia Xin smiled bitterly and typed, "Director Xun, if we were on the rolls of the Xuanmen Association, we wouldn’t have troubled you. Originally, we had our own account on a video platform, and it was doing quite well, but now it’s been reported and shut down, so we’re looking for a better platform."
Xun Tianhai seemed to understand the situation, but he was still very skeptical.
How could Jiaoyang Temple, being so formidable, not be on the roll of the Xuanmen Association?
Had the members and chairperson of the Association lost their minds?
Xun Tianhai typed quickly, "Wait a moment, I will look into the situation. Later, I will send you a link and an invitation code. You can just register with that."
Xia Xin didn’t expect Xun Tianhai to be so approachable and was pleasantly surprised, "Thank you, Director Xun, you really are a great person!"