Motion sickness?
Granny Hua had heard of being dizzy from many things, but had never heard of motion sickness.
After Tang Rao shouted a few tis, he finally stood on the ground.
"What is this place?"
As soon as Tang Rao arrived, he slled sothing faintly foul.
"This is where my friend lives. He's a bit eccentric. After you et him, be polite and don't talk recklessly."
This was Granny Hua's advice to Tang Rao.
"So high-profile?"
Tang Rao said this out loud, but he was also curious about the person Granny Hua ntioned.
"Hua Hua, did you bring your person?"
An extrely weathered voice erged from inside the room. Judging by the sound, the man was several decades older than Granny Hua, but she said they were friends?
An intergenerational friendship? Knowing Granny Hua's personality, that didn't seem likely.
Just as Tang Rao was confused, a disheveled man appeared before him?
Granny Hua doesn't choose friends based on looks, huh? If it's said that Granny Hua only values inner beauty in people, Tang Rao wouldn't believe it. This man certainly had sothing extraordinary about him to catch Granny Hua's attention.
"Senior Brother, this is Tang Rao."
Granny Hua introduced Tang Rao with great solemnity.
"Tang Rao? The Tang Rao from Zijing City?"
The disheveled man seed to speak with no filter and only knew of Tang Rao after learning of Zijing City's existence.
Tang Rao's reputation in Zijing City sure spread to distant places.
"Yes, Zijing City is his."
Granny Hua still showed respect for Tang Rao, which made Tang Rao slightly more serious towards the man.
"Hua Hua, do you want to teach him?"
The man stroked his ssy beard and asked.
"What's the matter? Senior Brother, do you think he's not qualified, or are you unwilling to teach him?"
The dialogue between Granny Hua and her peculiar senior brother was really strange.
Whether or not he wanted to teach Tang Rao was one thing, but surely he should know the reason for teaching him?
As for Tang Rao, he didn't know that Granny Hua had already taught him so much. Why was she looking for soone else to teach him now?
"This kid has good potential. Teaching him wouldn't be out of the question."
Just a mont ago he seed reluctant, and now suddenly he's willing to teach Tang Rao?
Tang Rao didn't respond, but Granny Hua's attitude towards her senior brother suddenly beca excessively positive.
"Senior Brother, having known you for so many years, I knew you wouldn't be so heartless. I knew you'd be willing to teach Tang Rao. Even before our sect disbanded, I thought you were the best. Even after, I still think so."
Ugh!
Did Granny Hua really have to disgust herself to fulfill soone else's wish just to find a teacher for Tang Rao?
"Can I first ask what you were just talking about? Why didn't I understand a single word?"
It's not just about not understanding; Tang Rao even felt as if he hadn't co down from the clouds yet.
"It's okay if you didn't understand. I can explain. This is my senior brother, Hua Wuque."
Cough, cough, cough, cough, cough, cough!
Tang Rao almost coughed up blood.
Even on TV, they don't dare to have soone as unattractive play Hua Wuque, and yet Tang Rao encountered him in real life. Incredible, absolutely incredible.
"Hello, Uncle Master."
Being quick-witted, Tang Rao's ability to adapt was certainly growing rapidly.
"Uncle Master and Master were from the sa sect, what sect was it? Tell about it."
Tang Rao was very interested in the sect of this Hua Family siblings.
"It's all in the past; there's no point bringing it up again."
The past was always a point of sha and pain for Hua Wuque, sothing he never wanted to face again.
"I heard you ntion sothing about the sect before it disbanded. You were all so powerful; how could the sect disband? It doesn't make sense."
Tang Rao's curiosity was so intense that Hua Wuque regretted agreeing to teach him.
"Senior Brother, please don't mind. Tang Rao is just curious and ans no harm."
Granny Hua feared Hua Wuque's regret and, uncharacteristically, explained sothing in front of him, which was rare.
"Who knows if this kid has any ill intentions? Have you forgotten how our sect disbanded because we trusted people too easily? I thought you would rember, yet after so many years, you're still the sa."
In Tang Rao's presence, Hua Wuque criticized Granny Hua rcilessly. Granny Hua wasn't upset; she nodded, appearing to be taking it all as a lesson.
"Is it that serious?"
What kind of sect could cause such a large group to disband?
"Tang Rao, you won't understand. If I can help it, I'd wish you never experience this in your lifeti. Those sects are sothing you can't touch right now. Even I find them terrifying when I think about it now."
Granny Hua shook her head.
Listening to Granny Hua for just a couple of sentences left Tang Rao shocked.
In his mind, what could be so terrifying in the Divine Realm to such an extent? He thought he already had quite an impressive level of strength, but alas, the more people he interacted with, the more Tang Rao realized how low his strength was. He was like a frog in a well; once he leaped out and saw an entire field, all the scenery beyond that field required even further leaps to see.
"I'm not qualified to encounter them? Mid-Divine Rank, Upper-Divine Rank?"
Tang Rao had t people of the Mid-Divine Rank, and he had also t those of the Upper-Divine Rank. Was there sothing more powerful than the Upper-Divine Rank?
"Tang Rao, I, Granny Hua, had reached the Mid-Divine Rank thousands of years ago, yet, in the eyes of those people, I was still nothing more than prey. And what do you think you'd be in front of such people?"
Nothing at all, because they wouldn't even consider Tang Rao worth noticing.
At least Tang Rao had a small bit of self-awareness about this.
"You think the Mid-Divine and Upper-Divine Ranks are the most powerful? Above them, there are still many vying for the position of Lord Deities. Let's stop here. Telling you more now would only disturb your path of cultivation. I brought you here today so you could learn from my senior brother. What I can teach you is only about poisons, but my senior brother can teach you much more."
What's "much more," Granny Hua didn't elaborate, but it must be so incredible cultivation technique for her to shalessly seek out Hua Wuque and have him personally teach Tang Rao.
"Junior Sister, since you've put it like this, I will definitely help you train this kid well."
If it were anyone else, Hua Wuque would surely refuse. But because this person was Tang Rao, and due to Tang Rao's Spirit Root, Hua Wuque saw him as soone with considerable potential. Otherwise, Hua Wuque wouldn't have accepted Tang Rao so easily.
"This kid seems a bit impetuous."
As Hua Wuque decided to take Tang Rao under his wing, he began observing him. Just from a quick glance, he saw Tang Rao's weaknesses.
"Uncle Master, you could tell that? While I might be a bit impetuous, I'm very gentle. Once you get to know , you'll see my sincerity."
Tang Rao wasn't even sure where he learned this shaless personality trait.
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