"Heh heh. Taking you on as my disciple has been quite the humbling experience. I only have to point something out once, and you understand everything. Looks like I can leave without worrying." Wu De smiled, pleased with Ling Tian's attitude, though a hint of bitterness and reluctance crossed his face.
"Master, are you leaving?" A sudden sadness stirred in Ling Tian's heart. Though he had spent little time with Wu De, he knew that Wu De was one of the people who truly cared about him.
"What else can I do? I can't stay in one place for long. I always feel like going out for a walk. Besides, there's nothing left for me to teach you." Wu De looked a little downcast, too. He wanted to teach Ling Tian for longer, but there really wasn't anything more he could teach him here.
"Then, Master, will I be able to see you again?" Seeing that Wu De had made up his mind to leave, Ling Tian knew he couldn't keep him there. He could only hope they'd meet again someday.
"If fate wills it, we'll meet again. I still have some offensive techniques and a few things to keep in mind while cultivating. If there's anything you don't understand, ask your father. He's learned in all things under heaven; there's nothing he doesn't know. As for magic treasures, I won't give you any. My things aren't worth bringing out, and your father is a master craftsman. I expect he's already prepared everything for you." Wu De gave Ling Tian some instructions, then tossed him a few jade slips.
"Oh. Then when are you leaving, Master?" Ling Tian took the jade slips and asked reluctantly.
"I'll leave after saying goodbye to your father in a while. Who knows when I'll