Soon afterward, Miss Gong led Blind Master, Song Da, and Song San to a teahouse outside the town, nestled against the mountains and beside the water.
Because it was the dead of winter and the Lunar New Year was approaching, the teahouse was extremely deserted... Of course, it might also have been because it had been booked out.
On the way, Song Da and Song San chatted with The Blind Man. According to him, he had never met Lai Caisheng, but he did know that his senior fellow disciple truly had such a disciple—the orthodox successor of this generation of Buyi Dao.
Over the years, the three Song brothers had learned a few things about Buyi Dao's rules by beating around The Blind Man's bush... It seemed that being the most outstanding disciple was not what qualified someone to become the orthodox successor. The Blind Man's abilities even seemed to surpass those of his senior fellow disciple, the previous generation's successor of Buyi Dao.
But as a feng shui sect, Buyi Dao did not seem to place particular importance on combat ability... As for why The Blind Man had left Huaguo and stayed overseas for so long, neither Song Da and the others nor Master Song had ever been able to find out.
Still, Song Da and Song San felt that The Blind Man had returned this time because of a summons from his senior fellow disciple... If so, the relationship between the two successors of the previous generation of Buyi Dao seemed to be fairly good?
With countless questions in mind, Song Da and Song San were astonished to discover that they had been assigned to another private room in the teahouse, unable to take part in the meeting between The Blind Man and Lai Caisheng.
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