While Oscar observed Tang San, Tang San was also observing the shop.
He found the shop rather dim. A peculiar energy fluctuation immediately drew his attention. It was very similar to the fluctuations in Spirit Hall, though somewhat weaker.
After Grandmaster's teachings, Tang San knew that this was due to the presence of Soul Tools.
Speaking of Grandmaster, he still felt somewhat regretful. Everything had been going well after he became his disciple, but Grandmaster had suddenly stopped teaching him much. Even when they occasionally ran into each other, Tang San always felt that Grandmaster was deliberately avoiding him, as though he had been threatened.
As for the Soul Tools in this shop, Tang San was rather surprised. After all, the only Soul Tool he had owned so far was the belt Grandmaster had given him. This showed just how valuable Soul Tools were.
Yet the owner of this shop had casually placed Soul Tools all around the store. Judging by the dust covering these items, they had clearly been sitting here for a long time. The shop owner obviously did not care much about them.
Thinking of the Spirit Hall emblem he had seen outside the entrance earlier, Tang San could not help growing curious about the shop's owner.
Tang San had already spotted the owner when he entered. He was lying on a wooden recliner and looked no older than thirteen or fourteen.
Yet this person's temperament was completely unlike that of a thirteen- or fourteen-year-old boy. He exuded a maturity far beyond his age, and his eyes were filled with wisdom and scrutiny.
Tang San had never felt this way in this life, but he had experienced it often in his previous life. Those people had all been personal disciples cultivated by the Tang Sect's elders or