"Though you say that, Senior, I did shake Qingli Mountain, and I admit I went a little too far... All I can do is apologize." I said.
"It's nothing. Qingli Mountain won't collapse so easily. After a few days, won't it still be standing tall here? What I'm afraid of is that Qingli Mountain won't collapse on its own, but will be destroyed first by the apocalyptic disaster..." The old woman smiled bitterly.
"Senior already knows why we came?" I asked as I looked toward Qingli Mo.
"Hehe, otherwise, how could I conceal this from the Qingli Clan, including Yu'er, and have Aunt Yun and Six Paths gather the collections and secret letters left behind by those ancestors of the clan who had already passed away?" The old woman smiled, and Qingli Mo nodded in acknowledgment.
"Senior is truly enlightened. On behalf of all living beings, I thank you from the bottom of my heart." I hurriedly expressed my gratitude. No wonder things had gone so smoothly—it turned out the old woman had been shouldering the burden for everyone.
The old woman looked at me and reached out to pat my shoulder. A stream of aura immediately probed into my body. I knew she was testing me, but that probing could not get far before being devoured by the Ancestral Dragon Rainbow Qi, so I let her test me as she pleased.
She seemed to discover that my meridians were as vast as a galaxy, and she could not help being startled. "No wonder Yu'er lost. Even if several more people like Yu'er joined forces, they might still not be your match, Little Friend. I'm not surprised that Mo'er chose you as her husband."
I could not help smiling. "Senior is joking. Even if I am powerful enough in your