Ye Lin smiled at the two of them, as though he had not taken the matter to heart at all.
"Now that those five have failed, there shouldn't be any more trouble, right?"
At this moment, Gu Ruyan frowned. Within the Zither Sound Sect, she was an unparalleled prodigy; she had even been designated as the Zither Sound Sect's next saintess.
Yet after coming out to train this time, she had discovered just how terrifying the Star River was. Celestial Immortals here, peak Earthly Immortals there—every random stranger she encountered possessed strength no weaker than hers.
This time, she had truly been dealt a crushing blow.
"Hard to say. It depends on whether he's broad-minded."
Ye Lin frowned. If that Celestial Immortal happened to be petty, he might very well personally bring in another Celestial Immortal to deal with them.
After all, a Celestial Immortal who roamed the Star River year-round could not possibly have only a few friends.
And a Celestial Immortal's friends could only be Celestial Immortals.
"Ah? That can't be, can it? Someone who has cultivated to the Celestial Immortal realm wouldn't be so narrow-minded, would they?"
Gu Ruyan said in surprise. At the same time, she recalled the three elders in her sect. In her memory, those three elders had always been smiling, never once angered by any matter.
"Being broad-minded doesn't mean having no temper. No matter how tolerant someone is, there will still be times when they get angry—unless they're a stone with no feelings."
Ye Lin said with a smile. Whether someone possessed great breadth of mind had nothing to do with their temper. On the contrary, the broader-minded a person was, the more terrifying they became when angered.
Because there was little in this world that could easily provoke their wrath. But