The crowd on this street was not particularly dense.
Before long.
Luo Xiuyuan nodded slightly, while Nan Hua silently rose to his feet. Each of them walked toward the other.
But Nan Hua was a step faster.
He entered the small tavern.
"Fellow Daoist, please." Luo Xiuyuan carefully sized up this elderly Nan Hua Immortal, whose face was ashen and whose sparse hair was a sickly yellow.
"Please." Nan Hua drew a deep breath and looked at the young-faced man whose demeanor was somewhat rugged yet concealed a keen edge. Even his innate Dao markings were hidden. The latter's race was quite peculiar; Outer Immortal Land had no such race.
They casually picked a table and sat down. There were even scraps left behind by previous diners on its surface.
Yet neither showed the slightest disgust or concern.
"I am Luo Xiuyuan."
"What?"
A flash of surprise crossed Nan Hua's eyes. "So Fellow Daoist is Luo Xiuyuan. This old man is Nan Hua."
"What?"
The same flash of surprise crossed Luo Xiuyuan's eyes. "So Fellow Daoist is that Elder Immortal Nan Hua. Hehe... a pleasure to meet you."
He then asked, "Could it be that Fellow Daoist has heard of my deeds?"
Nan Hua slowly nodded, a hint of emotion on his face. "Fellow Daoist Luo's many deeds have long echoed throughout the Three Thousand Immortal Domains. Once an obscure boy beneath a Sage's Dao lineage, you later attained an immortal body that stood shoulder to shoulder with Sages."
With a single sentence, he summarized the legendary first half of Luo Xiuyuan's life.
Of course, one other deed of Luo Xiuyuan's had shaken the Three Thousand Immortal Domains: in later generations, he had openly challenged the Eternal Ancient Immortal Territory and never returned. It seemed that was the true reason