Mo Hua, Cheng Mo, Situ Jian, and Hao Xuan gathered and then, led by Hao Xuan, went to Gui Water City outside the Gui Water Sect.
Inside the Qianxue State Boundary, outside each sect, there is an Immortal City for the study of Dao.
This Immortal City serves the sect disciples by providing daily necessities such as pills, runes, spiritual artifacts, formations, etc.
There are also inns, restaurants, teahouses, and other places for dining and leisure.
It is also home to many cultivators in their daily lives.
Gui Water Sect was no exception.
Upon reaching Gui Water City, Hao Xuan led Mo Hua and the others to an inn where they met his childhood friend.
Hao Xuan introduced, "This is Wang Chen, who grew up with me and now cultivates at the Gui Water Sect."
Mo Hua took a look at this Wang Chen.
He was about the same height as Hao Xuan, slender, and his appearance wasn’t handsome or ugly, just possessing a nondescript demeanor, though his eyes often flickered, indicating he had some cunning.
While Mo Hua was assessing Wang Chen,
Wang Chen was also looking at Mo Hua and his companions.
Seeing Cheng Mo and Situ Jian was fine, but when he saw Mo Hua, he suddenly showed a troubled expression and said to Hao Xuan:
"Brother Xuan, it’s not doable."
"Why not?"
Wang Chen stealthily glanced at Mo Hua and whispered to Hao Xuan, "Didn’t you say you brought three fellow members? Why is there a Junior Brother here?"
Mo Hua’s face turned black.
Hao Xuan quickly corrected, "He’s a fellow member, not a Junior Brother."
Not only not a Junior Brother, he was even a Junior Brother of Taixu Gate.
Wang Chen was troubled and sighed, "But he looks quite young..."
His face was just too youthful.
And those eyes, pure and clear, untouched by worldly dust.
Wang Chen then lowered his voice and said in Hao Xuan’s ear, "...that kind of place, he’s not suitable to go."
There was one thing he didn’t say out loud.
In his eyes, this "Junior Brother" from Taixu Gate looked much too appealing to certain types of people.
If he were really brought inside and caught the eye of some noble sons, it would only harm him.