The later yarns would only grow more and more difficult to sense. Hence, Ezra did not intend to waste all of his effort helping others knit their yarns. If he did, where would he find the ti for his own cultivation.
Ash sighed in admiration. Soon after, he smiled and said, "Then I'll also be renting out the Gossar Steps technique when I return."
As one of the most popular choices amongst the unofficial outer mountain disciples, Ash Bekham naturally knew how formidable the Gossar Steps technique was. He had only given up on it for the ti being because he also understood how troubleso it was to knit the yarns.
Ezra chuckled and said, "You guys can learn free of charge."
Ash Bekham was a pretty decent person, and Ezra had a very favourable impression of him. Hence, the latter naturally did not mind lending a hand to the forr.
Ash did not argue upon hearing this, rely grinning as he said, "Then I'll have to give my thanks."
Learning a spiritual technique was very costly, so he did not want to end up paying more than he should because of pride. He intended to save every bit he could.
Ash remarked, "When news of this spreads, I'm afraid brother Ezra will beco the most famous person amongst the outer mountain disciples."
It was true. After all, such a thing had never happened before.
"Besides this, brother Ezra needs to be a little more careful with regard to Roshi. This venture of yours can be said to have threatened his livelihood. I'm afraid he will not silently let this matter rest."
When all was said and done, Roshi was still an official outer mountain disciple, possessing status and strength beyond unofficial outer mountain disciples like them.
Ezra chuckled and nodded. He was not overly worried about Roshi. If that fellow really lost his rationality and directly struck at Ezra, he would simply release Kavar and Twinkle at him.
Ash and Gill worked out a few other details before leaving. Excitent coloured their eyes when they left, clearly already able to imagine how huge this would be once news of Ezra giving guidance on the Gossar Steps technique spread in the outer mountains.
As Mahi Ingale watched them leave, she lifted her head and smiled superficially at Ezra Zephyr, "Your ambition is not small, I wonder how much spirit jade you will earn when you succeed."
"No one asked them to keep targeting as if they had nothing better to do." Ezra shrugged. If not for Roshi's overbearingness, the forr would not be so ruthless.
"You're only teaching the first level of the Gossar technique?" Mahi suddenly changed the topic.
The prince smiled and answered, "The latter part is too difficult, and I won't be of much help. You'll have to rely on yourself."
Mahi pouted slightly. "I sohow feel that it's not that you can't, but that you don't want to, right?"
Ezra raised his eyebrows. The intuition of a woman was terrifyingly sharp.
The smile on Mahi's lips grew even wider when she saw Ezra's lack of a response as she said in a low voice, "It seems that you've acknowledged it with your silence. Teach till the second level then!"
The prince shook his head. "Rejected."
The second level required much more effort than the first, and clearly could not be compared.
Mahi Ingale's face seed to beco more charming after Ezra's clear rejection. She sauntered up to him, breathing a little heavier than normal as she seductively blew at his ear.
"Ezra, my family's old ancestor is the master of Heavenly Fiend Peak. What do you think will happen if I tell him that you bullied ?"
The smile that hung from the corners of Ezra's mouth turned slightly rigid. He did not expect Mahi's backer to be one of the seven peak masters of the Spirit Devouring Mountain. Wasn't that way too much!?
"That's a little unreasonable, right?" The prince said with a smile.
Mahi Ingale blinked innocently as she said in a sweet voice, "Reasoning with a girl? Are you stupid?"
Ezra Zephyr said, "May I ask what kind of compensation I will get?"
The cute chubby girl cocked her head in thought for a mont, before she smiled charmingly and answered, "You'll get a more favorable opinion from and my cousin Ravina."
Ezra Zephyr laughed and got close to Mahi, he leaned forward towards her cheek.
~MUAH~
A peck on Mahi's cheek, her eyes widened and her face turned red.
Ezra Zephyr said in a similar low voice. "I got my compensation"
Mahi got her senses back and nerked her head here and there to see if anyone saw that. Thankfully, no one was there. When she turned again to see Ezra, he was not there anymore.
She touched her cheek gently and bolted away with a blush on her face.
The events that had occurred by the creek in the mountain spread as if it had wings, stirring up the entire outer mountains into a frenzy.
First of all, everyone was amazed and astonished by the strength Ezra had displayed. A single individual mowing down Moshi and other first class disciples? How strong did one needed to be to achieve such a feat?
One must know that Ezra Zephyr was currently still at the 2nd level Core Formation stage.
The previous ten great outer mountain disciples had not even taken Ezra in to consideration. After all, many felt that although he had overwheld Peliok, it had only proven that he was qualified to be a first class disciple.
On the other hand, these ten great outer mountain disciples were supposed to be the finest even amongst all the first class disciples, so they believed Ezra clearly did not have the qualifications to enter their ranks.
However, no one had expected soone who supposedly did not have the qualifications to turn out to be such a fierce individual.
Taking on an entire group alone that even included three first class disciples, and achieving an almost effortless victory. This was sothing that only a few of the current ten great outer mountain disciples could accomplish.
Hence, the strength displayed by Ezra once again made the all of the outer mountain disciples exclaim in admiration.
However, these feelings only lasted for a mont before being completely swept away by another piece of news.
What else could it be but Ezra's offer to teach disciples the Gossar Steps technique.
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