Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
He had heard about the Green Sun Grass the day before, and that prompted him to visit Gu Chaoyan’s place. His intentions were to oversee her progress, check on the well-being of the dicine Sect’s people, and identify anyone who might have mistreated Chaoyan and ensure they faced consequences. These responsibilities had delayed his arrival, making him reach her place today.
Thankfully, the dicine Sect had taken proper care of her servants. Moreover, the two audacious individuals who had caused trouble for Gu Chaoyan had already been dealt with by the dicine Sect’s authorities. The Elder of the sect had made it clear that any further mistreatnt of Chaoyan’s servants would result in their expulsion from the sect. This stern response had put an end to their misbehavior, and they no longer dared to instigate trouble.
To his surprise, the Green Sun Grass was thriving again.
Di Hongyun, feeling quite frustrated with his situation in the dicine Sect, confessed that he was almost at his wit’s end there. His words may have seed optimistic, but in reality, he believed that he was already dood.
“It’s only your exceptional planting skills that have saved any of the Green Sun Grass. If you hadn’t shown up, we wouldn’t have preserved any,” Di Hongyun candidly admitted. He glanced around, ensuring no one was within earshot, and then spoke in a hushed tone, “If I had known that you could grow them back, I wouldn’t have eaten them all straight away. Although I managed to achieve a breakthrough, it’s still a pity. That was a missed opportunity.” Di Hongyun wore a regretful expression on his face.
Gu Chaoyan smiled briefly.
He could only eat the Green Sun Grass directly.
If the sect knew about this, he would be in big trouble.
That was all he saw, and he felt that it was a pity.
“You ate yours too?” Di Hongyun asked.
“Yeah.” Gu Chaoyan responded.
Di Hongyun seed to have a good understanding of the situation. While the dicine Sect had the liberty to openly plant the Green Sun Grass, they were not granted the sa privilege. Consequently, they had no choice but to consu the precious herb.
Gu Chaoyan was relieved to see Di Hongyun’s unwavering trust in her abilities. However, she couldn’t divulge the truth about her cultivation prowess just yet, so she maintained her charade.
Yet, a tinge of guilt washed over her as she faced Di Hongyun. She knew she had deceived him, but she had her reasons for doing so.
Lost in her thoughts, Gu Chaoyan contemplated the possibility of assisting Di Hongyun with the Green Sun Grass for his pill refinent endeavors in the future.
anwhile, Di Hongyun had moved on from discussing the Green Sun Grass. Instead, he brought up another topic, reassuring Gu Chaoyan, “Those who bullied your servants have been duly punished, and I am personally keeping an eye on them for you. Additionally, I’ve been observing those two individuals, and one of them bears a striking resemblance to soone from the Moon Sect.
I may be mistaken, but it’s worth noting.”
“Of course, I’m not here for the pig head. I have sothing important to discuss with you,” Di Hongyun clarified, dismissing any thoughts of the pig head incident.
“What is it?” Gu Chaoyan inquired nonchalantly, her mind still preoccupied with the events involving the Moon Sect. She wondered if there could be a connection between them, but she needed more ti to confirm her suspicions.
Di Hongyun’s expression turned serious as he said, “The Beastmaster Sect’s competition is about to comnce.”
“What competition?” Gu Chaoyan asked, feeling a bit perplexed. She was aware of competitions among the inner sect disciples, but she hadn’t expected that there would be one involving the inner sect as a whole.
“You don’t even know about this?” Di Hongyun’s confidence surged, causing his voice to rise. “It’s about the mystic realm..”
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