The prescription in He Tu’s hand was obtained from an Imperial Doctor Family, and it’s extrely precious.
Ordinary people, it’s not even acceptable to let them have a look at it, let alone use it.
Several of He Tu’s so-called old friends had tried several tis to exchange a pill with him, but He Tu skillfully changed the topic every ti.
Who would have thought that sothing he valued as a treasure was not considered that important by Yun Ran.
At this mont, He Tu felt sowhat defeated, but there was no trace of jealousy in his heart.
If it were soone else, perhaps they would be envious of these young ones sheltered by a strong sect heritage.
But not He Tu; he was very confident, convinced that he alone could defeat ninety-nine percent of the world’s geniuses.
No matter how profound the heritage of those sects was, he still managed to handle them.
If he hadn’t t the two prodigies, Yun Ran and Rong Gu, He Tu wouldn’t have known what humility was.
Now thinking back, he found it amusing that he had once set his sights on Yun Ran’s lineage.
He picked up the wine glass beside him, downed a mouthful of white wine.
And continued speaking, "Is it only you who represents Qingfeng Temple outside?"
Previously, seeing Qingfeng Temple, it seed like they were relying solely on Yun Ran, and wouldn’t be too highly regarded.
But seeing the prescription Yun Ran had taken out and generously given to others,
He Tu realized that if even such an extrely valuable prescription was not worth ntioning, the sect heritage behind Yun Ran was beyond his imagination.
No one at the table was foolish, and they imdiately caught the aning behind He Tu’s words.
Yun Ran put down the chopsticks in his hand, his eyes seed to want to see through He Tu completely.
Just when He Tu couldn’t withstand Yun Ran’s gaze, Yun Ran finally withdrew his sight.
Then he spoke plainly: "Indeed, the old ancestor of Qingfeng Temple has beco an Immortal."
"Whoa," the sound ca, and both He Tu and Gu Yuan at the table were astonished.
The abrupt shock almost caused the bowls and cups by their hands to be overturned.
"Wha... what... beco immortal? There really are Immortals!"
He Tu’s voice was evidently trembling, he was really just probing, after all, Yun Ran’s lineage truly possessed the chance of enlightennt.
If that lineage wasn’t upon Yun Ran, He Tu said he would definitely seize it.
But he knew well he couldn’t surpass Yun Ran, could only abandon the thought, although there was still a trace of unwillingness in his heart.
So, he was really just casually asking, wanted to know whether the deep heritage behind Yun Ran’s sect truly had the opportunity for enlightennt.
Unexpectedly, Yun Ran just casually revealed the secret of the sect’s old ancestor being an Immortal without any premonition.
Gu Yuan’s face also showed imnse shock, he even felt like he was listening to a Heavenly Book.
His tone was filled with an excitent and trembling he couldn’t suppress: "Are there really Immortals?"
Yun Ran picked up a piece of food with his chopsticks, slowly ate, waited until he finished swallowing.
And then unhurriedly answered their question, "Indeed, but becoming enlightened is difficult, it requires the harmony of heavenly timing, geographical advantages, and human harmony."
He Tu’s hand trembled slightly with excitent as he poured himself another drink and drank it down.
Others might beco more buoyant due to the alcohol’s effects.
But for He Tu, drinking actually cald him down quickly when he was extrely excited.
"What opportunities are needed?"
Anyone who steps on the path of Xuan Sect cannot resist the temptation of enlightennt to Immortality, even knowing the chances are very slim, he still wanted to know.
Yun Ran honestly shook his head: "Don’t know."
She truly didn’t lie, everyone’s opportunity for enlightennt is different.
So rely require a bit of rit, yet others must sacrifice their lives...
Trying to follow others’ paths to enlightennt and replicate their route is useless.
The ancestors of Qingfeng Temple, each had different opportunities for enlightennt, all unexpectedly unusual.
For instance, Junior Master’s capabilities were unrivaled, yet his chance for enlightennt likely had nothing to do with his abilities.
And Yun Ran herself, now, she had a high probability of gaining rit in this small world.
If she had the opportunity for enlightennt, almost certainly it wouldn’t be greatly related to rit Golden Light.
However, if these elents were placed upon soone else, they might beco those individuals’ opportunity for enlightennt.
Therefore, striving to chase the opportunity for enlightennt instead makes the chance minimal.
If an expression had to be used for everyone to understand.
Probably, "the willow grows unintentionally" explanation captures its aning better.
He Tu could see that Yun Ran didn’t lie, she genuinely didn’t know.
Though it left He Tu sowhat regretful, he understood.
If becoming enlightened to Immortality truly had standards and templates, many wouldn’t have died leaving behind regrets.
Just when He Tu wanted to say it’s alright, he was rely asking casually.
Yun Ran spoke again: "The Heavenly Dao in this world is incomplete, the probability of finding enlightennt to Immortality is zero."
He Tu: ...
Gu Yuan: ...
What did they just hear? An incomplete Heavenly Dao?
This ti, even drinking couldn’t suppress He Tu’s shock.
He suddenly stood up, full of excitent: "Are you serious?"
Yun Ran nodded, and then revealed the secret discovered earlier in the Demon-locking Tower.
"The Black Robed People have known about this earlier than us, thus they utilized part of the rules, I believe they carry so so-called divine manifestations."
Otherwise, the Xuann people joining them wouldn’t be so devoted rely for future prospects and benefits.
Even planting the death prohibition on them did not stop them from continuously pressing forward, seemingly, they truly witnessed these so-called divine manifestations.
"Do you have any evidence to corroborate what you say?"
He Tu naturally believed in Yun Ran’s words, but without sufficient evidence, no one would believe what Yun Ran said.
More clearly, he understood Yun Ran’s purpose in saying this.
Simply wanting to expose the Black Robed People who had remained hidden for centuries completely.
Most Xuan Sect factions actually cared more about minding their own business, even if required to cooperate in purging those malevolent Black Robed People,
they wouldn’t be proactively committed, at most responding when ordered to assist a bit.
But if it beca known that the Black Robed People exploited the incompleteness of Heavenly Dao, and glimpsed so loopholes in the rules, gaining so divine manifestations,
then without any orders, Xuann people would independently and zealously besiege those Black Robed People under the banner of righteousness.
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