Teaching a Child Without Proper Discipline! After hearing Zhou Yan's "order," Wu Zhan was briefly taken aback. He stood motionless where he was, as though trying to confirm something.
In terms of seniority and experience, Zhou Yan was undoubtedly his junior.
Wu Zhan was more than six hundred years older than Zhou Yan. At his current age, he was nearly three times Zhou Yan's age.
But when it came to cultivation, Zhou Yan was currently at the Hedao Realm Mid-stage, while Wu Zhan was only at the early Hedao Realm.
Moreover, both of their Paths of Immortality had currently encountered bottlenecks, the result of their talents.
Even though the gap in cultivation was small, and Wu Zhan's seniority and experience far surpassed Zhou Yan's, Wu Zhan still had to respectfully address him as Elder Zhou.
Because Zhou Yan's current position was Glazed Mountain's external affairs Elder in charge of general administration.
Nearly all dealings with the outside world were coordinated and managed entirely by Zhou Yan himself.
Including matters concerning the Wu Family.
Unless there were special circumstances, members of the Wu Family could not directly contact their Lineage's Ascension Realm ancestor within Glazed Mountain. To Glazed Mountain, that would be an extremely presumptuous act.
The Wu Family ancestor currently ranked only seventh on Glazed Mountain.
Although Glazed Mountain had only a few hundred disciples in total, nearly every one of them was a heaven-blessed prodigy, each possessing the aptitude for the Upper Three Realms.
Furthermore, the internal factional struggles within the sect were far from simple.
If their ancestor's opponents seized upon some weakness, it would certainly be no good thing for the Wu Family's younger generation.
Thus, compared to the Wu Family's Ascension Realm ancestor, the person Wu Zhan dealt with more often was the external affairs Elder