Hao Ren hadn't really expected the Four Great Vajras to stay quietly at home from the start. He couldn't even keep the bunch at home under control, let alone these ascetics, stubborn as rocks. They had convictions and personal standards that ordinary people could hardly understand. They never forced them on others, but they wouldn't be swayed by anyone, either. The Four Great Vajras had come to take the Goddess's test. How could they possibly stay in one place and live off the fat of the land?
But thinking about it was one thing; having it actually happen was another headache entirely. Hao Ren looked at Big Beard with an exasperated smile, but all he got in return was a mild, placid smile from the other man. His solemn expression made him look as if he were ready to be summoned by the Lord at any moment.
Vivian took it much more easily than Hao Ren. "Hey, what's the big deal? Before I came to your place, I was roaming all over the world, too—and I'm Bloodkin. The four masters are at least human. Even if they run into Demon Hunters, they can pass themselves off as cultivators. Nothing's going to happen."
Hao Ren sighed. "Sigh... I'm mainly worried they'll run off to Hoh Xil to catch Tibetan antelopes... But since they've already done their homework on that, I won't say anything."
Big Beard smiled faintly. "I'm glad you understand. Don't worry, I'll stay here. We ascetics have a secret method for keeping in touch with each other, so I can keep track of the other three at all times. I'll let you know if anything comes up."
Hao Ren helplessly waved a hand. "Whatever. There really aren't many people in this house who give me peace of mind."
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