Douluo: The blue phoenix cries loudly, and the wind whistles through the air

Tang San's money helped Flander recover a significant amount of his losses, and he even made a considerable profit.

Of course, Flanders' food also paved the way for Tang San's journey to recognize his ancestors and return to his clan.

The location where Haotian Sect received the grain was in a mountain valley two hundred miles east of Tiandou City.

After more than a month, Tang San led his caravan from Soto City and finally arrived at the agreed place.

The members of the Soul Hunter squad in the convoy were very puzzled by this.

Who is the kind person who delivers grain to the mountain valley?
However, they were just doing their job for money, and now that the grain had been delivered to the designated location, they could leave.

They don't care what happens to the grain afterward.

As all members of the Soul Hunter Squad retreated outside the valley, a soft rustling sound came from the nearby bushes.

Before long, nearly a hundred disciples of the Haotian Sect emerged from the bushes to count the amount of food.

This steward of Yuexuan was originally a loyal follower trained by Tang Yuehua, and his loyalty is beyond doubt.

With the arrival of Tang Xiao and an old man, the steward handed the list to them.

Tang San was unsure of the old man's identity and, after being reminded by Tang Xiao, could only stand silently to the side.

"It used to be just one person delivering the food, why are there two this time?"

Fearing that the matter would be exposed, the Second Elder, who had come with Tang Xiao, couldn't help but ask a question.

Tang Xiao coughed lightly and explained, "Second Elder, Xiao San is not an outsider."

Before he could finish speaking, the Second Elder asked, "You are Tang San, Tang Hao's son?"

Now that things had come to this, Tang San had no reason to hide it any longer, so he cupped his hands in response: "Yes, may I ask who you are, senior?"

Tang Xiao said, "Third Brother, this is the sect's Second Elder."

The Second Elder was the leader of the sect's stubborn conservative faction and the first person to advocate for expelling Tang Hao from his discipleship.

Similarly, the Second Elder was the biggest obstacle on Tang San's path to recognizing his ancestors.

During this time, Tang Xiao tried to subtly inquire about the Second Elder's attitude, but the other party never gave a clear answer.

Today, Tang San's appearance is ill-timed. If the Second Elder is dissatisfied, the path to recognizing his ancestors and returning to the clan will only become more difficult.

As the Second Elder spoke, the truth was not what Tang Xiao had imagined.

Instead of making things difficult, the Second Elder inquired about Tang San's recent situation: "Little San, I am your grandfather's brother, you can call me 'Second Grandfather'; how have you and your father been doing all these years?"

Tang San, unaware of the internal workings of the Clear Sky Sect, respectfully replied, "Years ago, my father and I lived in Holy Soul Village. Life was alright, but later..."

"The Spirit Hall killed my father, and one day in the future, I will seek justice for him!"

The Second Elder placed his right hand on his shoulder and said kindly, "Now that you know you are a member of the Haotian Sect, why don't you come back to acknowledge your ancestors?"

Not only Tang San, but even Tang Xiao didn't know how to answer.

Tang Xiao thought to himself: You are the biggest obstacle to Tang San's return to his ancestral home, so why have you changed your attitude now?

Of course, he couldn't possibly understand the Second Elder's thoughts.

If Tang Hao were still alive, Tang San's return to the sect would remind the older generation of powerful figures of the fear they once felt under the control of the Spirit Hall.

During Tang Chen's time, the Haotian Sect was undoubtedly arrogant. However, just a few years after Tang Chen left, the sect encountered misfortune. Doesn't this prove that their older generation of experts were extremely incompetent?
Therefore, they would strongly resist Tang Hao and only want to bury this memory in their hearts and never mention it again.

But now, Tang Hao is dead, and he has paid a heavy price for what he did.

The debt is settled with the death of the person, and the harm will not extend to their descendants. Even the Spirit Hall is willing to release Tang San, so what else can they not accept?

Tang Hao's death rekindled the fighting spirit of many older generation powerhouses, and they were willing to face the events that had occurred.

Therefore, the sect's aversion to Tang San wasn't severe. On the contrary, Tang San's talent made him exactly the kind of person the sect needed.

If they can be properly nurtured, and Tang San inherits the name of Haotian and leads the Haotian Sect back to the mainland, wouldn't that be a wonderful story?
Tang Hao's death made the Clear Sky Sect take notice of Tang San's talent.

With twin martial souls and innate full soul power, isn't he a perfect successor to the sect?

His talent even surpasses that of Tang Chen.

Tang Xiao was the first to react, and immediately said, "Little San, why don't you thank your second grandfather!"

"Later, you will return to the sect with us so that everyone can meet you, the son of Haotian Douluo."

With the matter of recognizing his ancestors settled, Tang San finally felt relieved.

While bowing in gratitude, he enthusiastically introduced the newly purchased grain to the Second Elder.

……

Tang San's recognition of his ancestry was ultimately an internal matter of the Clear Sky Sect.

In addition, the Haotian Sect was still in seclusion and had not attracted any attention, and even the outside world was unaware of it.

With the help of the Clear Sky Sect, Tang San's cultivation speed has increased somewhat. Furthermore, Tang Xiao and the Second Elder are also searching for future training grounds for him to help him improve his strength as quickly as possible.

……

Three months have passed in the Land of Lost Souls.

Wu Qi and his two companions quickly became friends with Chen Nan's team, and the group traveled together for quite some time.

During this time, they encountered numerous attacks from other exile squads, and also attacked other squads.

Fortunately, the three's identities were not exposed, and they even gained the approval of the rest of the team.

As they ventured deeper into the Lost Lands, everyone knew they were getting closer and closer to the oasis.

As they descended a sandy hill, the scene in the distance surprised them.

For some reason, there were several camps not far away, where most of the exiles had obviously gathered.

Looking into the distance, there was no sign of an oasis, and there was no moisture in the air.

Clearly, this is not where the oasis is located.

Hunter said in a deep voice, "I remember now."

All eyes turned to him.

Hunter continued, "A little over a year ago, I served in another Exile squad. At that time, it was said that a Spirit Hall trainee had entered the Lost Canyon and brought back important intelligence."

More than a year ago, only three people, including Hu Liena, entered this place for training.

The message they brought was consistent with the message from the Golden Saber Douluo who escorted Wu Qi and his companions into the cave.

That is, the treasure buried beneath the sand in the Land of Lost Souls.

The large number of people gathered here indicates that this area was once the capital of the kingdom.

Wu Qi sensed something unusual.

If there really was a tempting treasure, why did Hu Liena and her two companions end their training so hastily instead of leaving after obtaining the treasure?

Although Hu Liena deliberately concealed information about the Lost Land while in the Killing City, she eventually revealed some things under Wu Qi's questioning.

If there is indeed a vast treasure here, and Hu Liena and her two companions did not take it away, why didn't she tell Wu Qi?
The most likely explanation is that this treasure won't be easy to obtain, and there might even be other risks involved. (End of Chapter)