"All right, kid, stop acting like an elder.
Why worry about that? If this girl can't break through to the Innate Realm, we might be the ones seeing her off.
If she does break through to the Innate Realm, then with how long she'll live, she won't care about such things.
Oh, and if you came out specifically to find me, then you can head back.
Don't worry, don't worry. If you end up stuck at this stage, I might be the one to see you off first, so there's no need to worry about me at all."
Gu Wei's face darkened at Gu Hui's words. It really was true—this old man was barely older than his Third and Fourth Uncles.
The grass on those two men's graves had grown tall, yet the man before him was still lively as ever.
"Fine, then. What, am I supposed to be like you, running around everywhere at such an old age and making people worry?
I'm leaving, then. I need to properly study this secret art, Samsara." Gu Wei rolled his eyes, said his piece, and left.
"Girl, you should go back and study it some more as well."
"Yes, Ancestor!"
As she spoke, she seemed to glance in a certain direction before leaving.
After they had all gone, Gu Hui said, "Come out. Aren't you afraid of running into ghosts while walking alone at night?"
A gentle-looking woman stepped out, appearing somewhat restrained.
After all, she had heard everything. She truly had not expected the man before her to already be a hundred and fifty or sixty years old. He was practically a living Buddha.
She did not know what the Innate Realm was, but any realm that could let someone live for over a hundred years had to be extraordinary.