"The Jadeite Immortal Sect is now like a ship leaking from every direction. The moment a strong wind blows, it could be wrecked at any time. Fellow Daoist, why are you so determined to become its sect master?" The Great Elder looked hesitant, indirectly trying to find out what I intended to do.
"What do you think of my strength? Can I patch up this ship?" I gave a cold laugh. The few of them immediately exchanged glances, not knowing how to answer for a moment. In the end, the Great Elder dared to make the decision and said, "Fellow Daoist, please wait a moment. Let us discuss it among ourselves before giving you an answer."
"Fine." I swept my sleeve and motioned for them to go aside and talk. The group began whispering among themselves in secret. I could not be bothered to eavesdrop. After a short while, they immediately returned to my side, and the Great Elder said, "Fellow Daoist, we have reached a decision... However..."
"What is it?" Seeing his hesitation, I raised the corner of my eye slightly, revealing a hint of threat.
The Great Elder hurriedly said, "Please calm your anger, Fellow Daoist. Rather than let the Jadeite Immortal Sect sit and await its death, it would be better to listen to you and make you the sect master. We could hope that you would lead our entire sect to regroup and create a new beginning. But if we did that, people would ultimately point fingers at us and curse us for lacking blood and backbone... So after discussing it, we have decided to disband..."
"Hmm. Since that is the case, then there is no need to keep the Jadeite Immortal Sect." I narrowed my eyes slightly, and the Great Elder hurriedly said, "It is