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Hou Niao could do nothing about Daoist Zhan's temper, but he did not find it particularly jarring, either. Having dealings with him did not necessarily mean she had to like the sect behind him. Those were two different matters, and he understood that.
With that little trouble finally resolved, he felt as though a great weight had been lifted from his shoulders. In this unfamiliar city, arranging an ideal life for a child only a few years old was impossible without connections. This solution was even more perfect than he had imagined.
Having shrugged off that burden, his spirits soared, and he now had the leisure to pay attention to the people around him. Keeping his ears open and his mouth shut, he gained a rough understanding of this birthday celebration.
The title Immortal Guan was something ordinary people had started calling him, not an honorific used in cultivation circles. To ordinary people, any cultivator who could fly was an immortal, but they held those who could foretell a person's future in especially high regard. After all, such people could help them.
In ordinary people's eyes, one of an immortal's chief abilities was knowing in advance what would happen in the future. To most cultivators, however, such an ability was like