Chapter 965: Chapter 50: Sheng Xie Supplementation_4
Liao Yi spoke sternly, "How could that be acceptable? Our Tian Gang Sword Sect values seniority immensely. Since you are a disciple of my great-uncle, you are naturally my great-uncle too. Great-Uncle, why have you come back? I heard you were cultivating with the Great Ancestor Master."
Ah Dai scratched his head and said, "The Ancestor Master sent me to call several of my masters to see him."
Liao Yi was shocked and said, "Then you better hurry, if you delay the Ancestor Master’s business, I can’t afford to be responsible! I’m off to practice." After saying that, he hurriedly turned around and left.
Watching Liao Yi’s departing figure, Ah Dai shook his head helplessly. He had somehow become his great-uncle, which was really awkward! Thinking this, he walked along the corridor further inside.
As he was walking, a figure suddenly darted out from the side, heading straight towards him while being chased by seven or eight people. "Little junior sister, don’t run, the Ancestor Master is looking for you!"
The figure in front continued running, looking back she said, "I don’t want to go, Grandpa will just force me to train, I want to go out and play. Hee hee." It turned out that the figure was a girl Ah Dai had never seen before, who exuded an overwhelming vitality. For a moment, Ah Dai found she resembled Xuan Yue quite a bit, and he was slightly stunned. For the past half year, although Ah Dai had been diligently cultivating, his longing for Xuan Yue was always present. He had kept this deep longing buried deep in his heart. The words spoken by Xuan Ye that day had hurt him; whenever he thought of Xuan Yue, he would also think of Xuan Ye’s disdainful expression. Indeed, how could he ever match Yue Yue?
As Ah Dai was dazed, the girl had already bumped into him. The corridor was narrow, and amidst her shriek, she fell right into Ah Dai’s arms. Instinctively, Ah Dai reached out to hold the girl’s body, preventing her from falling.
Although the girl’s appearance was not as stunning as Xuan Yue’s, she was very pretty. Realizing she had fallen into a stranger’s arms, she immediately flushed with embarrassment, pushed Ah Dai away, and angrily said, "What are you doing? Who are you?" Her indignant demeanor was so familiar that Ah Dai couldn’t help but gaze at her dumbfounded.
"Hey, have you never seen a beautiful girl before? Why are you staring at me like that? I’m talking to you."
Only then did Ah Dai snap out of it, his face turning red. The girl’s temper really resembled Xuan Yue’s when he first met her. He awkwardly said, "Sorry, sorry, I needed to get through here."
The seven or eight young men had caught up, all disciples that Ah Dai had never seen before. Originally, the Sword Saint of the Tian Gang had ordered the entire sect to search for Ah Dai, so when Ah Dai had first arrived, they were not on the mountain. They had only returned a few months ago.
The leading young man, slightly out of breath, said, "Little junior sister, do you want to exhaust us to death? When the Ancestor Master calls for you, how can you not go. Hey, brother, are you a disciple of that great-uncle or uncle?"
Ah Dai was startled; he wasn’t sure how to respond and muttered, "My name is Ah Dai, I haven’t been here very long."
The young man nodded, but did not realize that this young man was the one the Ancestor Master was seeking. He just assumed that this slow-witted boy must be a new disciple. Immediately, he assumed an elder brother’s air, saying, "What are you doing here in broad daylight instead of practicing?" He leaned in close to the girl and whispered, "Little junior sister, he didn’t hurt you when he bumped into you, did he? Junior brother, you should quickly apologize to the little junior sister."
Ah Dai quickly complied, bowing and saying, "Sorry, little junior sister."
The girl’s eyes widened, and she rubbed her shoulder where it hurt from the bump, scolding, "Who’s your little junior sister? You joined so late, you should be calling me senior sister."
Ah Dai looked at the girl who seemed to be younger than him and murmured, "Yes, senior sister. I hope I didn’t hurt you just now."
The girl huffed, "How could it not hurt? It hurts a lot! You tell me, how are you going to compensate me?"
Ah Dai felt as if he had returned to the time he first met Xuan Yue at the Mage Guild, when she had asked him to be her attendant. His eyes immediately filled with longing, and he did not respond.
"Hey, why are you so dazed? I’m talking to you. Tell me, how are you going to compensate me?" The girl put her hands on her hips, exuding a bossy air. To Ah Dai, her demeanor did not feel repulsive; instead, it felt very familiar, and he smiled, saying, "You tell me."
As the girl looked at the few young men who had followed her, a mischievous glint flashed in her eyes. Slowly, she walked behind Ah Dai and whispered, "Give me a moment to think how you should compensate me."
The seven or eight young men who had caught up all sported the look of spectators at an interesting show, with no one stepping forward to break it up.
The girl had already moved behind Ah Dai when she suddenly chuckled, "I’ve got it, you can help me deal with these pursuers." With that, she gave him a fierce kick on the buttocks. In her opinion, this kick would surely make Ah Dai charge forward and block the path of the elder brothers, allowing her to escape. However, she did not realize that Ah Dai’s martial prowess was beyond her imagination.
Ah Dai, suddenly attacked, naturally mobilized the pervasive True Qi within him. A flash of light covered his body, and with a scream, the girl was sent flying. It was only because Ah Dai noticed that his attacker was a girl that he quickly restrained his power. Seeing the girl’s body flying away, he felt a surge of urgency, instinctively raised his right hand, and the yellow light of the "Life-giving magic" burst forth, turning into a ribbon that wrapped around the girl’s waist. Ah Dai gently pulled, bringing the girl back into the crook of his arm.
