"Huh?" Hearing that, he looked at True Venerable Qu in surprise. He was that easy to talk to?
He nodded slightly. "Gou, your eye for people has improved! How come I never run into young talents like this?"
"Just don't get any ideas," Gou replied expressionlessly. "He's my lifesaver, and... he has the Haoran Sect behind him!"
At that moment, he felt a little conflicted. He hoped the information he had provided would help the Shaman Clan.
But at the same time, he was very worried that the Shaman Clan might act on impulse and do something irrational.
Fortunately, Little Qu handled it properly, so he took the opportunity to remind them in time, hoping things could proceed smoothly.
Outsiders all thought Great Experts stood high above everyone else. Only after becoming a Great Expert in others' eyes did one realize it was still the same old matters!
At most, their horizons were a little higher, they considered things more comprehensively, and they were better at controlling their emotions.
But some things came from the bone and had nothing to do with cultivation level—selfishness, greed, recklessness, for example...
Even Gou himself believed that compared with Cultivators, most Shaman Cultivators tended to be more rash by nature and had a little less Jingwei in their hearts.
That was not necessarily wrong. It might have something to do with their cultivation methods, or perhaps only people like that could walk farther on the path of Shaman Cultivation.
He was somewhat uneasy, and only after half a day did Xiang return with a grave expression.
He had not gone very far, nor had he brought out the Ritual Artifact, yet he had actually taken this long to verify it.
He handed the Ritual Artifact back to Qu Jianlei, thought for a moment, then