Xiao Chen's lips twitched: "...Thank you, Master."
"Also," Lin Zhou looked at them, "don't touch the inheritances in the secret realms recklessly. Some of them are traps, designed to ensnare greedy little guys like you. If you're really unsure, write them down and come back to ask me."
He popped the last sunflower seed into his mouth, clapped his hands, and said, "That's all. You guys set off first thing tomorrow morning to see what's going on, and while you're at it, pick up some nice stones for me. The rockery in the yard is missing a decent piece."
Xiao Chen: "..." So the main task is to collect stones?
Jiang Li nodded earnestly: "This disciple has remembered."
Lin Zhou waved his hand: "Alright, go do what you're supposed to do, and don't loiter around me."
After the two left, Xiao Chen couldn't help but ask Jiang Li, "Junior Sister, do you think Master has been to that secret realm? How do you know so much about it?"
Jiang Li gazed at Lin Zhou's back as he lay in the rocking chair, her eyes flashing slightly: "Master probably knows far more than we imagine."
She gripped the rusty iron sword at her waist, a glint of anticipation in her eyes.
The Dragon-Locking Realm...ancient powerhouses...perhaps there we can find clues to restoring the Empress's power.
Xiao Chen touched the rusty iron spear, and began to make plans in his mind—there might be a legacy in the secret realm that could counter the Xuan Tian Sect's techniques. Once he was stronger, he could go and take revenge on Su Wanqing.
Lin Zhou yawned as he watched his two apprentices working so hard.
Young people just love to try new things.
He rolled over and continued sunbathing, thinking to himself: I hope these two don't cause too much trouble in the secret realm, or they'll ruin my afternoon nap again...
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