The Three Sects Merger had become a foregone conclusion, but because the undertaking was so vast, the specific measures still needed to be implemented step by step.
The integration between the sects also had to proceed gradually.
At first, it was merely the elders teaching one another's classes.
Afterward, the disciples began visiting one another, deepening their exchanges.
Disciples of Ta'a Gate and Chongxu Gate went to Void Gate for sightseeing, exchanges, and Dao Discussion.
And Void Gate disciples could also visit Ta'a Gate and Chongxu Gate without obstruction.
Mo Hua naturally went along as well.
Although Elder Xun had told him to avoid leaving Void Gate whenever possible, lest he attract too much attention.
But now that the three sects had merged, Ta'a Gate and Chongxu Gate should also count as "Void Gate." Strictly speaking, visiting those two sects did not count as leaving Void Gate.
Moreover, Mo Hua had never entered Ta'a Gate or Chongxu Gate before. Whenever he had passed by, he had only taken a glance.
He dearly wanted to see what the two sects looked like within.
And so, Mo Hua followed the Void Gate disciples on a tour of Ta'a and Chongxu Mountains.
He would never have known without visiting, but once he did, he discovered that both Ta'a Gate and Chongxu Gate seemed somewhat larger than Void Gate.
Ta'a Gate in particular was majestic and magnificent, its mountains like an Azure Dragon, its bearing extraordinary.
Chongxu Gate was not quite so grand, but towers rose in dense clusters, cloud eaves stood like peaks, roofs were laid with green porcelain and glazed tiles, and sword qi pierced the misty clouds, creating a flourishing spectacle.
Together with the antique and elegant Void Gate.
The three sects shared one lineage, yet each possessed its own merits.