One wanted to take on disciples, and the other wanted to become one. So after a simple apprenticeship ceremony, the Kunlun area had two new disciples.
The sixteenth disciple was called Zi Lan.
The seventeenth disciple was called Si Yin!
Of course, Si Yin was Bai Qian, the daughter of Fox Emperor Bai Zhi of Qing Qiu!
Unlike the other Senior Brothers, who had been in Kunlun for a long time and had grown accustomed to devoting themselves to cultivation, she and Zi Lan still cared about the bustling world outside.
They were younger, after all, and couldn't help heading down the mountain to see the lively sights below.
Mo Yuan didn't restrict them. Wang Yue had already set the precedent, so he couldn't very well stop the others from going out.
Besides, with Wang Yue down the mountain, Mo Yuan figured nothing would happen if his two disciples went to have fun there. So he let them go, only reminding them to listen to their Senior Brother Wang Yue.
At first, Wang Yue was delighted to see them. He thought that with two Junior Brothers here to help, he could expand the towns even faster.
Unfortunately, when he tentatively asked them to gather some materials for setting up an array, they did find what he needed—but their playfulness cost them several years.
Wang Yue was speechless. He gave them just one rule: wherever they went, they had to let him know in advance. After that, he stopped trying to manage them.
The two Junior Brothers had come down the mountain on the pretext of visiting Wang Yue, so he had to keep an eye on them.
Fortunately, Kunlun City was enormous and home to people of many races. Humans in particular were becoming more numerous, which brought prosperity to