As for the contradiction between "True Person" and "Heavenly Monarch", there was indeed a certain narrative surrounding it.
Addressing him as "True Person Yu" referred to Yu Ci's cultivation realm;
meanwhile, the title "Heavenly Monarch" was aimed at his supreme divine ability, and in a sense, acknowledged his future position as the sect master of the Shangqing Sect.
The Knight even knew that Zhang Tianji's words carried a fair bit of ill intent. This was largely because the moniker he had plucked from the Daoist scriptures, aside from describing Yu Ci's supreme void divine ability, also contained the implication of the "Abyssal Mansion"—that is, a gathering of wealth and documents, hinting that Yu Ci and the "Later Saint" behind him held countless secret canons, scriptures, and magical treasure resources of the Shangqing, specializing in stirring people's hearts.
It was just that this sort of attention was not something to be spoken of to outsiders.
He continued to play the fool: "First a True Person, then a Heavenly Monarch. Brother Nangong, what on earth are you talking about?"
The smile on Nangong Cheng's face froze slightly: "My compound surname is Nangong..."
"Right, it is my fault. Please forgive me, Brother Nangong."
Regardless of whatever expression Nangong Cheng wore, the Knight spoke again: "We have a patient over here and are in a rush to find a place for medical treatment. Could Brother Nangong please do us a favor and clear the path?"
"Why seek afar when the solution is near? Although our society's personnel are miscellaneous, they cover all trades, walks of life, and various sects, with plenty of them present. Right now, we have those proficient in the Dao of medicine, so you might as well let them take a look... Furthermore, medicine has always been for treatable illnesses; those