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She took a deep breath, calmed herself and looked into the clouds. She saw the man with a slender figure and fluttering robes. Although she couldn't tell whether he was happy or angry from his expression, judging from the situation around him, Zhang Zhi had to be careful in dealing with him.

So before Zhao Yu could speak, Zhang Zhi had already shaken off his sleeves, stood up straight and stood on the cloud, bowed to the visitor and said, "A Taoist friend from the Zhuxuan Sect has arrived. I am Zhang Zhi from the Shouzhen Temple. I am sorry for not coming to greet you today!"

Zhao Yu waved away the heavy clouds, and a brilliant ray of light came down, allowing her to look down and see Zhang Zhi clearly. The man was short and thin, wearing only plain white clothes, with his silver hair tied up with a wooden hairpin. He looked like a woman in her seventies, but fortunately he had a youthful face and clear eyes, and looked quite energetic.

Because she was quite polite, Zhao Yu stopped and returned the greeting slowly, saying calmly, "Thanks to Master Zhang for inviting me, how can I not come to attend the appointment? But I want to ask Master Zhang, where is my disciple now?"

Zhang Zhi heard her indifferent tone and her glances at the mountain gate behind him during her words, which seemed to indicate that if he didn't say anything, the other party would turn Shouzhen Temple upside down. So he sighed in his heart and thought that Qin Yuke and the person in front of him were indeed from the same lineage, and both were very rebellious in their behavior.

She was proud of her status and did not show any fear when she heard the words. Instead, she smiled slightly, raised her hand and pointed behind her, saying: "You are my honored guest of the Daoist Fellow, and you are also the lifesaver of my useless disciple. Now, in order to welcome you, my disciple has gone to invite the benefactor over. I think he has already arrived at the Pingxin Palace and is waiting for you to come.

"Fellow Daoist Zhao, please."

Zhao Yu did not comment, but just looked at her with a smile, then stepped directly onto the sword energy, turning into a ray of clear light that penetrated into the hall on the top of the mountain.

In the hall, Qin Yuke and Zhou Xi stood side by side. The former knew that his teacher would come, and although he was very excited, he felt that he had dragged his teacher down, so he felt ashamed and had a complicated expression. The latter hung his head and said nothing. When he thought that his teacher was coming here because his own sect had done something despicable, he dared not talk to Qin Yuke and could only stand aside with his sleeves rolled up.

After a moment, the door of the hall suddenly opened, and a sword light and a strong wind blew in. Zhao Yu stood still and looked towards where his disciples were.

Seeing this scene, Qin Yuke's heart surged, and he hurriedly went up to him, knelt down and kowtowed, saying: "I am an unfilial disciple, and I have made my master worried!"

Zhao Yu could see what she was thinking, so he reached out his hand to help her up, and comforted her gently: "This is not Yu Ke's fault, so don't blame yourself too much. Zhang Zhi kept you as her master. With her cultivation level, if she wants to take action, you can't do anything to her even if you go to heaven or hell."

Qin Yuke then stood up so that Zhao Yu could take a closer look. Seeing that her disciple had a radiant face and a clear and elegant look between her brows, he knew that she had not suffered any torture in Shouzhen Temple. On the contrary, she was treated with courtesy and magnanimity. However, with Qin Yuke's integrity, such compensation could not relieve her anger.

Zhao Yu patted her on the shoulder. In his heart, he felt just as his words said. He did not blame his disciple at all. After all, Zhang Zhi's cultivation was even better than his. As the master of a temple, he probably had the means to control the entire mountain gate. As long as Qin Yuke was near the mountain gate of this sect, she would inevitably suffer this disaster.

Moreover, their own disciples knew clearly that although Qin Yuke had a strong character, she was definitely not a kind-hearted person. The disciples of Shouzhen Temple had no connection with her, and the matter involved the dispute between this sect and Wenwang Mountain. If she chose to rescue people, there must be some hidden reason behind it.

But this matter had to be asked in private, and it was not good to reveal too much in front of others. After comforting his disciple, Zhang Zhi also stepped into the hall at the right time. Seeing the harmonious scene between the master and the disciple, he called his own disciple to him and said in a slow tone: "This matter is all my fault. I saw that Qin Xiaoyou was so talented and beautiful, so I was really curious about what kind of person could raise such a genius, so I kept Qin Xiaoyou for a few more days. I hope you can tolerate it."

He then motioned Zhou Xi to come forward and bow, and sighed, "This is my useless disciple. If it weren't for Qin Xiaoyou's help, she would have died at the hands of others. Xi'er, why don't you thank the senior quickly?"

When Zhou Xi heard her say that, he immediately knelt down and kowtowed, then thanked her with shame and guilt.

Seeing that this person was young but had a solid foundation in cultivation, Zhao Yu knew that she was loved by her master in the sect. Then, seeing her sincere tone, she knew what shame was and was a sincere person. Qin Yuke did not save the wrong person.

She had no intention of arguing with this young man. She knew that the key to this matter was Zhang Zhi, so she waved her hand to ask him to stand up. Then she turned to look at Zhang Zhi, whose expression had temporarily relaxed, and said straight to the point: "Master Zhang is willing to go to such lengths to invite me to come here in person. I'm afraid it's not just curiosity. Although we can't be called enemies now, we are far from being friends after this matter. We might as well speak frankly."

Zhang Zhi's eyes flashed when he heard this, and he called out to his disciple, "Xi'er, I have something to say to Daoist friend Zhao, you take little friend Qin down to entertain him."

Zhou Xi nodded and quickly looked at Qin Yuke who was standing solemnly. When the latter heard this, he also looked at Zhao Yu's expression first, and only after getting the permission from his mentor did he turn around and follow Zhou Xi out of the hall.

Zhang Zhi was about to speak when Zhao Yu was the only one left in the hall. Unexpectedly, Zhao Yu smiled faintly, his eyes fell on a corner of the hall, and he said with a sneer: "The younger generation has gone out, and this Taoist friend is still unwilling to come out to meet me? I don't think Master Zhang's sincerity is that strong enough."

After being exposed by Zhao Yu's words, the person hiding in the dark could no longer hide his figure. Suddenly, in a corner of the hall, the energy was rippled like water waves, and a handsome young Taoist appeared. He bowed to Zhao Yu and said, "My crude methods are indeed not able to escape the eyes of Taoist friends. Zheng Qiuji of Wenwang Mountain has been waiting for you for a long time."

Zhao Yu was secretly shocked because of Zheng Qiuji's background.

Zhang Zhi once said in a letter that her disciple became acquainted with Qin Yuke because he was attacked by the True Infant of Wenwang Mountain. This shows that the two factions are not in harmony and can even be said to be on the verge of a dagger being drawn. Under this premise, the fact that Zheng Qiuji, an externalized cultivator from Wenwang Mountain, would appear here is something that makes people think deeply.

Zhao Yu's eyes fixed on the man, and he returned the greeting, saying, "So you are Brother Zheng from Wenwang Mountain. Zhao is honored to meet you."

However, he could see that this person had a demon seed in him, but fortunately, the stage was not too advanced and he was being restrained intentionally, so it had not yet reached a point where it was irreversible. (End of this chapter)