The Taisui Incarnation

The Great Luo Dharma Sect?

Hu Ma paused for a moment.

This time, he had come to the capital, comprehended the latter half of Great Heavenly Duke General's teachings, and refined the Tenth Pillar Incense.

He had already understood the wonders of the teachings Old Lord's Eyebrow had left behind. He had thwarted the National Teacher's ambition to refine White Jade Capital and destroyed the ritual he had planned to use to suppress all the Reincarnators. Yet, in the end, Hu Ma still felt somewhat defeated.

The reason was simple: he hadn't managed to defeat the National Teacher. The National Teacher had retreated only because he realized that Hu Ma, having cultivated ten pillars of incense, would never act as he wished.

No matter how profound his magic, he could no longer use Hu Ma to summon the altar as he had planned.

But although he had lost, he hadn't been defeated.

He could still leave with his sleeves fluttering, calm and unhurried. Even the capable among the Reincarnators couldn't stop him. That feeling weighed on them invisibly, yet they had no choice but to accept the gap between them.

If you couldn't beat him, you couldn't beat him.

The gloom in Hu Ma's heart had made him overlook a few other things, such as the benefits of being the Great Luo Dharma Sect's chief officiant.

"You seem to know a great deal."

He turned to Old Abacus and asked slowly, "Including things you shouldn't have kept hidden?"

Old Abacus carefully drew in on himself. "As disciples of the Great Luo Dharma Sect, we only make inquiries here and there, and approach people with weighty destinies. But some truly secret matters, and things from the past, are known only to the chief officiant."

"For example, the National Teacher, who's already