A thought quickly flashed through Hong Yi's mind. There were clearly two possibilities: either this was an aftereffect of being swallowed by that dragon head, or the four people before him had sealed his internal power.
Whichever it was, however, he was powerless to resist now.
He could sense how unfathomable these four were. They were certainly not opponents he could contend with. Perhaps only his master could stand against them.
"Thank you, seniors, for saving my life. My whole body is weak, and I cannot rise to pay my respects. Please forgive me," Hong Yi said respectfully, still lying down.
Judging by the current circumstances, he had most likely survived because these four had saved him. As for his internal power, Hong Yi put it out of his mind for the moment.
After all, his true qi was still there. He would find some way to undo the seal.
"Tell us everything you know about matters outside," the eldest brother asked, seeing that the boy had regained his senses.
"Matters outside? What matters?" Hong Yi asked, somewhat puzzled.
"Enough nonsense. Get on with it," the third brother barked.
"Third Brother!" The eldest brother turned to look at him.
"I won't say another word. You ask him." The third brother flicked his sleeve.
Then the eldest brother said to Hong Yi, "The sects, factions, and experts in the world today-tell us whatever you know."
Hong Yi glanced at the four in puzzlement. He could not see through their strength at all. They gave him the same feeling his master did, and he had no idea what realm they had reached.
But why would experts like these need to ask about such things?
Hong Yi could not quite make sense of it.
He also wanted to ask how he had ended