Since the first year of Xiangfu, the night curfew in Liangzhou City had become extremely strict. However, when Hsu Fengnian arrived at the city gate, there was already a group of elite spies waiting for him. The gate slowly opened, and Wang Sheng could clearly see the faces of the armored soldiers under the light of the city gate. Regardless of whether they had experienced the vicissitudes of life or immaturity, they were all brimming with a contradictory aura that made her feel unfamiliar. They were hot because of reverence, and cold because of bravery. The simple-minded Lu Yunzhang did not feel much, but he keenly felt that these armored soldiers were taller and stronger than the light cavalry soldiers he had encountered along the way. They were also more dangerous. In comparison, one was like a noisy chicken or duck waiting for its owner to feed it every day, while the other was like a wild dog digging for its own food in the wilderness. It did not like to bark, but it could really bite people to death. For this pair of extremely lucky young men and women, the title of King of Beiliang was too far out of their reach. It was far less approachable than the tranquil demeanor of their immortal master. However, Lu Yunzhang soon had the most direct impression. When the young man saw the two jade stone lions as tall as two people at the gate of the King's mansion on Mount Qing Liang, he was extremely shocked. He quickly trotted under one of the lions and reached out to touch the cool and huge lion claws. He clicked his tongue in wonder and chattered endlessly. One moment, he said that it was too damn imposing and that no family in the Martial Emperor City had such a facade. Another moment, he speculated about how much money it would fetch if he stole it and sold it.
The King of Beiliang returned home after a long journey, but there was not much movement in the mansion. A middle-aged housekeeper came out to symbolically lead the way into the mansion. The housekeeper walked behind Hsu Fengnian and whispered to him. The two bumpkins, Wang Sheng and Lu Yunzhang, stared with their eyes wide open. It was too much for their eyes to take in. The two children stared at each other for a long time and did not show any signs of stopping. Only then did they reluctantly blink their sore eyes. They looked at each other and smiled, seeing each other's uneasiness. The two children, who were always at loggerheads with each other, finally had some tacit understanding. Lu Yunzhang felt as though he had walked into a fairyland. The sisters were all like immortal sisters who had walked out from the murals of temples. Their clothes were extravagant, and their auras were indescribable to an uneducated youth. Any one of them could easily beat Xiao Mei, who liked to put on thick rouge in the neighboring alley of the Martial Emperor City, by more than eighteen streets.
Lu Yunzhang was at the back of the group. He even turned his head to look at a young woman in a distant corridor. Her figure was graceful, and even from afar, one would find it hard to shift their eyes away from her. She walked leisurely under a large white lantern. When she suddenly turned her head, her eyes happened to meet his. She gave him a sweet smile that nearly hooked Lu Yunzhang's soul away. Lu Yunzhang retracted his gaze and shook his head. He smiled embarrassedly, thinking that this sister was really charming.
Wang Sheng, who was walking slightly in front, suddenly had her vision open up. She stopped in her tracks. Even when Lu Yunzhang bumped into her from behind, she did not take a step forward. Lu Yunzhang turned his body sideways, his mind swaying.
Right in front of them was the famous Tidehark Lake. The two new disciples of Hsu Fengnian had completely different reactions when they saw Tidehark Lake. The lofty and ambitious Lu Yunzhang immediately looked up at the pavilion. The Tidehark Pavilion on Tidehark Lake contained tens of thousands of manuals. Just one of them was enough to dominate an area. Lu Yunzhang did not believe it in the past, but after he witnessed his master's artifact controlling skills outside Martial Emperor City, he was convinced. Wang Sheng, on the other hand, lowered her head and gazed into the distance. She looked at the calm surface of the water that was illuminated by the lakeside lanterns. She wanted to know if there really was a Heavenly Lake Koi that weighed ten jin of gold there.
There was a pavilion in the middle of the lake, and in the pavilion stood a skinny shepherd boy who looked lonely and timid. For some reason, Wang Sheng and Lu Yunzhang looked up and down at the same time. They saw the rather unremarkable child who was about four or five years younger than them. The three children had a tacit understanding as they looked at each other. Hsu Fengnian had already gotten the housekeeper to do his own things. He looked at the child in the pavilion and smiled, "His name is Yu Di Long. He is your eldest senior brother."
The corner of Lu Yunzhang's mouth twitched as he flaunted his seniority, "What? This child is the senior brother of Wang Mutou and I? Di Long? The name sounds domineering, but he looks so skinny that he doesn't even have a few kilograms of strength. I don't think he can even carry my saber. "
Wang Sheng said softly, "Di Long are earthworms in my hometown. They can be used as medicine."
Hsu Fengnian nodded and said, "That is true."
A figure suddenly appeared in front of the three of them. It was neither tall nor short. Lu Yunzhang was a little surprised. It was actually a guy in a wheelchair. However, not only Lu Yunzhang who was good at reading people's expressions, but even Wang Sheng sensed that their immortal master seemed to have bumped into an immortal who was a hundred times more powerful than him. He was so nervous that his footsteps were a little out of shape. Lu Yunzhang whispered. Could it be a peerless expert from Beiliang Palace who never appeared in the world? Hsu Fengnian quickly walked to the embankment of the lake and helped push the wooden wheelchair. He pursed his lips and didn't speak. Lu Yunzhang was probably afraid of the young woman in the wheelchair. The youth didn't dare to smile at all. On the contrary, Wang Sheng spontaneously had feelings of intimacy when he saw her.
The woman did not open her mouth to speak to Xu Fengnian. Instead, she turned her chair and looked at the two children. In the end, her gaze rested on Wang Sheng, who was carrying a case and a sword. She smiled and said, "It's a sword embryo. If your master's mother and I were to see it, we would definitely be very happy."
Wang Sheng was shy and didn't know how to answer, but when she felt the kindness of her elder sister, the tall girl could only smile. Her originally rough and vulgar appearance instantly became like the mist of the distant mountains, green mountains and clear waters.
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