"So impressive? My son is amazing."
Liu Mei smiled brightly, her eyes filled with joy.
Yet she had no idea what first place among Demon Hunter Squads truly meant. She only knew that her child was outstanding.
"How long will you be staying this time?"
Liu Mei asked the question that concerned her most.
Ye Tian scratched his head. "Mom, I came back specially to see you this time. I should be able to stay for around ten days."
"After all, I'm already a member of a Demon Hunter Squad now. I'll be fighting on the front lines against the Demon Race."
At those words, a trace of dimness flashed through Liu Mei's eyes.
But it was quickly drowned by worry.
"Won't that be too dangerous?"
"Don't worry, Mom." Ye Tian chuckled reassuringly. "I may not be particularly powerful yet, but protecting myself won't be a problem."
"That may be true, but..."
Liu Mei hesitated, the worry in her heart not diminishing in the slightest.
No matter how outstanding a child became, a mother would still worry.
But this was the path Ye Tian had chosen. No matter how worried Liu Mei was, she would not try too hard to stop him.
Ye Tian took in his mother's expression.
He did not say much. Only actions could prove everything.
"Let's not talk about that. Mom, let me introduce a few friends to you."
"People you met in the Holy City?"
Liu Mei's attention was indeed diverted—or rather, she had deliberately diverted it herself.
Suddenly recalling something, Liu Mei asked curiously, "By the way, didn't Xin'er and Jialu come back with you?"
"Mom, you'll find out soon enough. Just don't be too surprised."
Ye Tian smiled without rushing to explain.
Purple light shone from his chest, and seven figures appeared out