Witch Xian glanced up at Li Qi, then clapped his hands. "Boys, that's enough for today. Go back and do your homework."
The young gentlemen all looked at Li Qi, seemingly somewhat displeased.
Even for them, listening to the Witch God's teachings was a rare opportunity. Some had signed up decades ago. After all, no matter how idle the Witch God might be, time passed incredibly quickly for him; a blink could mean hundreds of thousands of years had gone by. Being able to catch the Witch God giving a lecture was fortune beyond measure.
Li Qi also felt somewhat awkward. If, in his youth, a Witch God had been expounding the Dao and someone had suddenly appeared to interrupt it, Li Qi would definitely have wanted to slap him across the face in his heart.
Of course, only in his heart. One could guess with one's toes that anyone who came to disturb the Witch God was probably not someone easy to deal with.
Li Qi waved his hand. "I'll wait for a while. You continue talking. I'll find something to do nearby."
"Alright." Witch Xian nodded and sat back down.
Li Qi stepped aside and went to Annam, roughly one or two hundred million li away from Wushen Mountain.
At any rate, that distance could be crossed in a single step.
He waited quietly atop a mountain there, waiting for the lecture to end.
It would probably take about a month, judging by their pace.
For First Rank and Second Rank beings, a month passed in the blink of an eye. It was truly nothing.
Li Qi arrived atop the mountain. Nearby lay a beautiful forest.
It was dawn now, and the light was growing brighter. The trees and shrubs, along with all manner of living creatures racing