Chu Mo looked at him, his eyelids twitching.
The newcomer was none other than the Ancestral Vein Tai Zhen in his younger days. As for the name he had introduced himself by, "Taiyi Chengyuan"... that was the honorific of the Ancestral Vein of Upper Mound.
Always using a false name. The Ancestral Vein Tai Zhen really... never forgot his original intentions.
He grumbled inwardly, then cupped his hands and smiled. "I am Lin Hei. Greetings, fellow Daoist."
"Lin Hei?" Tai Zhen gave him an amused look. "What a casually chosen name." He smiled, without probing further. "Though compared with the Dao resonance surrounding you, the name hardly seems casual at all."
"Deep as an abyss, yet grand and upright. It seems connected to departed souls and paths of return, as though it could define the order of life and death, yin and yang. What a novel Great Dao."
He asked, "What method do you cultivate, fellow Daoist? How have I never seen it before? In the world today, the only methods capable of bringing someone to your level are the three heavens' will and the five duwe."
Chu Mo narrowed his eyes slightly.
Good grief. He could only say, good grief. With just one glance, the man had actually glimpsed something of the Netherworld Dao's true nature. After all, concepts such as the Netherworld Court and reincarnation did not even exist in Fuli yet.
Should I say, just as expected of you?
Interest flickered in Tai Zhen's eyes. Clearly, the Great Dao surrounding Chu Mo had caught his attention.
Chu Mo grumbled inwardly at the sight, but said, "I am merely a rogue cultivator. It is hardly surprising that you have never seen it." "You are too modest, fellow Daoist."
Tai Zhen grinned. "Among our human race today, who outside