Yes, that brush with its faint trace of immortal intent was the Guan Cheng Brush, one of the Four Treasures that Guard the Study of One-Thatch Studio.
That clearly extraordinary inkstone was the Dragon-Tail Inkstone, one of the Four Treasures that Guard the Study of One-Thatch Studio.
That very ordinary-looking middle-aged man was Liu S sui, the newest Sage of One-Thatch Studio.
He was also an innate Dao Seed, a former genius disciple of the Green Mountain Sect's Twofold Forgetting Peak, the Western Prince's clerk, one of the Never-Old Forest higher-ups, a lay elder of Fruitful Accomplishment Temple, and the sole successor to the Blood Demon Sect.
Of course, he had one other, most important identity: Jing Jiu's attendant.
"So you're Liu S sui, the Treasure-Rich Scholar." The Monk of Joy brushed the dirt off himself and said expressionlessly, "Now that I've met you, you certainly do have plenty of treasures."
Liu S sui had so many identities, yet he had chosen to call him the Treasure-Rich Scholar. That showed that he truly was somewhat mortified and angry now-the Treasure-Rich Scholar sounded rather low-class however one heard it, and even brought a lecherous thief to mind.
Liu S sui was still as steady and honest as he had been centuries ago. Unprovoked by those words, he said, "Yes, I'm Liu S sui. I've been to many places too. I know every divine ability you know, while there are some I know that you don't. And you don't have as many law treasures as I do."
His tone was plain and matter-of-fact, without the slightest hint of showing off, yet it made the mockery all the more cutting.
The Monk of Joy fell silent for a while, then flicked a prayer bead from his fingers.
The prayer bead reached the edge