The Great Celestial Venerable's tea gatherings were both his hobby—a way to make friends over tea and help cultivators reach enlightenment—and an opportunity to spar and improve. There were no restrictions on using force at the gatherings.
"Understood. I'll pass the message on to the Dao Master," Elder Chan replied, tamping down his surprise.
Chu Jian nodded. "There's one more thing. I'd like to meet Chu Yuan."
Elder Chan frowned. "Chu Yuan?"
Chu Jian looked at him. "Would that be possible?"
Elder Chan had no reason to refuse. Besides, this man was called Chu Jian, and the other was called Chu Yuan. He was curious whether they were connected.
He immediately sent someone to invite Chu Yuan to the Heavenly Sect.
Chu Yuan belonged to Primeval Space, but not to the Heavenly Sect. There was no need for him to stay here indefinitely.
Lu Yin would once have kept them under restrictions. He no longer did.
Chu Yuan returned to the Heavenly Sect several days later and met Chu Jian.
The two stood facing each other on a mountain peak in the Heavenly Sect.
"So you're Chu Yuan, the Dao Child of the First Mainland of the Heavenly Sect in Primeval Space?" Chu Jian clearly cared far more about Chu Yuan than he did about Lu Yin. Lu Yin was merely a descendant of the Lu family. Though his talent and fortunate opportunities were extraordinary, allowing him to reach his current position, Chu Jian didn't think his future would surpass Chu Yuan's.
Chu Yuan was the only prodigy ever received by the Progenitor.
The Progenitor and the Great Celestial Venerable were the pinnacles of human existence as far as anyone knew. Lu Yin's ancestor had merely been one of the Three Realms Six Paths and a disciple of the Progenitor.