Hearing that her Grandmaster would not remain in the sect for long, Li Changshou felt a slight disappointment in his heart.
He had originally planned to have Grandmaster participate in the formation construction too, so he could rake in more precious materials for Lesser Qiong Peak... so to speak...
Ahem, none of that was important, really.
If Grandmaster had merely returned for a look and a short stay, Lesser Qiong Peak could continue maintaining its former peace and stability in the future. That was not necessarily a bad thing.
Li Changshou had already made his calculations. Once Jiang Lin'er finished speaking of the matter she had "entrusted" to him, he said:
"Grandmaster, there are two matters this disciple has kept from Master, but must report to Grandmaster."
"What matter must be hidden from your master, yet reported to me?"
Jiang Lin'er looked Li Changshou up and down, naturally unable to spot anything unusual.
Having fought and struggled outside for many years, she had developed sharp instincts.
At this moment, her instincts told Jiang Lin'er that among her three disciples and granddisciples, this Dao Attainment Realm granddisciple whom she was meeting for the first time was far more reliable than her second disciple...
Li Changshou deliberately showed a trace of helplessness and answered:
"Master is prone to emotional impulses, so it must be kept from him. But Grandmaster's mind must be exceedingly steadfast, and you would not act rashly in a moment of impulse and do something regrettable."
Jiang Lin'er's fingers trembled slightly as she immediately asked, "Could it be... something happened to your Martial Uncle as well?"
As expected of a clever person.
That would save him much effort in what he said next.
Li Changshou sighed. "Back then, Martial Uncle went to Northern Continent to gather medicine and was