Yue Buqun Instructs His Disciples (2)
Immediately afterward, after Yue Buqun had questioned them closely, the people in the Hall of Righteousness finally learned that some troublesome "little demoness of Huashan" had once again gone and crippled someone else's martial arts.
Granted, the "Ming Camel of the North" Mu Gaofeng was no good man, but that sort of thing had a truly terrible effect!
So Yue Buqun couldn't help feeling a headache coming on. He could already imagine what it would be like two or three days later, when that ill-intentioned monthly report of the Hundred-Knowledgeable Scholar's Jianghu Rumors was flying everywhere and once again thrusting the Huashan Sect into the spotlight.
But there was no point in fretting!
The deed was done, and he was already prepared for the fallout.
So next, he turned to another matter: the young beggar who had somehow been brought up the mountain by Annie, without any explanation, and who had immediately prostrated himself before Yue Buqun to beg him to take him as a disciple after the gatekeeping disciples brought him to the Hall of Righteousness.
"..."
Although he was rather displeased by the young man's rank, pungent odor, the fact that Annie had apparently led him up the mountain meant Yue Buqun had to question him properly.
"Who are you?"
"Raise your head. Let me see you!"
He planned to get a good look at the young man first. If he looked respectable and didn't have the appearance of a treacherous villain, Yue Buqun could do Annie a favor and take him in. What harm could it do?
After all, although the Huashan Sect showed signs of rising, it was still in a transitional period with few promising disciples. The lack of disciples under its banner was an undeniable fact. Someone had