Although Guan Shanhai and Wu Yao were both master and friend, and Wu Yao even called Guan Shanhai "Teacher," that didn't mean Wu Yao trusted him absolutely, the way the second State Preceptor had.
Wu Yao's curiosity outweighed everything. He was curious about all things unknown, and his path of cultivation had begun with his curiosity about a cultivation technique found in the arms of a dead cultivator.
His cultivation later advanced by leaps and bounds because he was curious what the higher realms felt like.
Driven by curiosity, he founded the Great Yu Dynasty, cultivated into an immortal, and sacrificed the Great Yu Dynasty, all to find out what the outside world was like.
The Wu Yao Guan Shanhai had imprinted had exactly the same personality as the real Wu Yao. He wanted to know what had happened, why the real him wasn't here, and why he was fighting now.
Before Guan Shanhai could answer, Nightmare Supreme stumbled backward several steps, looking as if he'd seen a ghost. His voice trembled.
"Guan Shanhai, y-y-y-you became an immortal when?!"
Nightmare Supreme's memories were still stuck in the final years of Great Gan, when the realm was fighting for supremacy. Back then, he had defeated countless powerful enemies, including General Yu. To establish a new dynasty, though, he still had to defeat the rising star Wu Yao and Wu Yao's master, Guan Shanhai.
But now the problem was, if you, Guan Shanhai, had already become an immortal, how the hell was I supposed to establish a new dynasty?
Dao Lord of Ten Thousand Laws and High Person Mu Yin looked just as incredulous when they saw these three legendary figures: Guan Shanhai, Wu Yao, and Nightmare Supreme.
Watching the half-immortals he'd imprinted bicker, each with a different expression, Guan Shanhai felt