Chu Danqing did not know whether Master Ren Gongdao was dead or not. Others would handle the aftermath, so there was no need for him to worry about it.
"Thank you, Mr. Chu, for looking after my younger brother." Guo Ming's elder brother, Guo Yin, said as he took out a bamboo scroll. "I came in haste and have nothing suitable with which to repay you. Please accept this."
"No, no, no. How could I accept this?" Chu Danqing refused outright.
"It is not anything precious." Guo Yin stuffed it into Chu Danqing's hands. "It happens to suit Mr. Chu perfectly."
Guo Ming leaned over for a look and immediately said, "It really is not anything precious. Big Brother, aren't you being a little too stingy?"
"You're only giving him the Five Elements Spirit Beast Art? Why not give him the Five Auspicious Omens Diagram?" Guo Ming said with faint dissatisfaction.
Guo Yin's eye twitched. His younger brother certainly spent freely—selling their father's fields without a shred of heartache.
"You'll have to go back and tell Father about that. I can't obtain the Five Auspicious Omens Diagram," Guo Yin said, trying to save face.
"Fine, I'll tell Father once I get back." In truth, the inheritance method Guo Ming had initially intended to give Chu Danqing was the Five Auspicious Omens Diagram.
Though it could not compare to the Way of Peace Master's Book of Great Peace, it was the best fit for Chu Danqing's path of beast taming and spirit summoning.
The Five Elements Spirit Beast Art, meanwhile, was an inheritance simplified from the Five Auspicious Omens Diagram. The difference in quality was far too great.
Still, it was not without its advantages. It was just right for a Wild Fox Zen practitioner like Chu Danqing, who had entered