"Moreover, on the way back, we encountered those people again, and that peerless expert struck once more, using only a single sword strike to completely vaporize the strongest among them," Mu Cheng continued.
Upon hearing Mu Cheng’s words, the Second Elder remained silent for a long ti. With his experience, he had an inkling about the origins of the Great Swordsman ntioned by Mu Cheng. If he wasn’t mistaken, that man should be Qu Shanhai of the Nanxi Qu Family, also known as the Great Swordsman closest to the Sword Master Realm.
For such an expert to be unable to withstand even one strike from that mysterious youth, how high could his strength possibly be? A Great Sword Master, or even a Sword Saint? With such age and prowess, what could his background be? The Second Elder’s expression changed drastically, and he dared not think further.
"Perhaps, we should no longer oppose Mu Rui’an and his son," the Second Elder said. He didn’t doubt Mu Cheng’s words; with his experience, so things simply couldn’t be fabricated. He was just sowhat frightened; picturing the mysterious expert so protectively backing Mu Hanyan, if he saw how frequently they hassled Mu Hanyan and began to counter them, what might the consequences be?
"Grandfather, you needn’t worry too much. I have already beco a disciple of that peerless expert. He’s currently too busy to teach but has allowed to follow Brother Han Yan for now. When he finds ti he will teach the Supre Technique," Mu Cheng said with a hint of smugness.
In reality, that person hadn’t accepted him at all, but in Mu Cheng’s eyes, considering his own talents and character, it was only a matter of ti before he would formally beco a disciple. Clearly, Mu Cheng overestimated himself, especially his character.
"I see, then continue following him for now, although it’s a bit unfair to you," the Second Elder said, patting Mu Cheng on the shoulder.
He knew his cherished grandson was not particularly impressive in appearance but was extrely dedicated to cultivation. He hoped that one day he would excel, so he was pleased to hear that Mu Cheng had been accepted by that mysterious expert. But the thought of having to feign closeness with soone like Mu Hanyan made him feel sorry for his grandson.
"It’s not unfair, not at all. Mu Hanyan is actually quite a decent person. This is the Qi Transformation Pill given to him by Yan Yuchu; he even shared one with ," Mu Cheng bragged, taking out the elixir.
"Qi Transformation Pill, such a top-grade elixir, and he was willing to give it to you?" the Second Elder recognized the pill and said, clearly surprised.
"Yes, and not just , Yuying and Mu Ze all got one too. You know, Mu Ze had been in conflict with him all the way to Xiushui City, but I didn’t expect him to be the first to receive a Qi Transformation Pill," Mu Cheng added, recalling the events on the journey to Xiushui City briefly.
"This Mu Hanyan, despite having a questionable and playboy character, does indeed have so grandiosity and treats you all quite well," after listening to Mu Cheng, the Second Elder remained silent for a while before finally uttering a sigh.
"Grandfather, in my opinion, with such a strong backer supporting Mu Hanyan, we really should avoid causing further problems for him," Mu Cheng said, seeing that his grandfather’s expression had finally eased.
"You think I don’t know? That so-called expert hasn’t actually taken you as a disciple. You’re just afraid that I’ll offend Mu Hanyan and ruin your opportunities," the Second Elder scolded. It’s often said that the father knows his child best, but Mu Cheng had grown up with his grandfather, who understood him even better than his own father and saw right through his sches.
"Hehe," Mu Cheng chuckled sheepishly, scratching the back of his head.
"Enough, even if you don’t say it, I know. We can’t afford to provoke the person backing him," the Second Elder waved his hand and sighed.
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