Li Qingxian sensed something strange about Ancient Profound Mountain; they seemed to be currying favor with him to some extent.
Since he was currently focused on nothing but studying and broadening his experience, and was in no hurry, he agreed to Cheng Nanxiong's request and decided to stay a few more days.
The people of Ancient Profound Mountain were overjoyed. After the banquet dispersed, Great Elder Cheng Nanxiong personally accompanied him on a tour of the mountain.
When they reached the training grounds and saw the disciples of Ancient Profound Mountain cultivating, Zhou Hen's hands itched for a fight, and he wished to spar.
The elders of Ancient Profound Mountain exchanged glances. They had confirmed that Li Jingqiu was Li Qingxian, and they could also tell that this man was Zhou Hen.
However, Zhou Hen might have some renown in the River Guard Army, but across the martial world, he was merely of above-average talent.
Not to mention that Zhou Hen had mainly served in the military. Compared with disciples of an ancient great sect like Ancient Profound Mountain, the gap was considerable.
Yet they could neither injure Zhou Hen nor allow Ancient Profound Mountain to suffer defeat. Thus, the elders sent out Lü Jing, a Third Rank disciple with solid foundations and a gentle, honest temperament.
Among the Third Rank disciples, Lü Jing ranked in the top three in actual combat.
Li Qingxian also knew that Zhou Hen wanted to spar with masters from across the world, so he did not stop him. He stood outside the training grounds with the other elders and watched the two men.
Zhou Hen and Lü Jing saluted each other, then charged at one another and began probing each other's abilities.
After ten moves, Zhou Hen abruptly increased his strength, and Lü Jing