As for the name Li Yan, the Grand Supreme Elder was not particularly familiar with it, but neither was it unfamiliar, because the trouble Su Hong had stirred up was connected to this person.
When the Grand Supreme Elder learned that such crucial information had been delivered by that minor cultivator he had long since cast aside, his expression froze for a moment as well.
This was something he had never imagined. For that boy's sake, Hong'er had directly gone against her father. Over in Dongyi City, she had repeatedly borrowed his name to do things that left her parents both alarmed and enraged.
Yet since he did not permit anyone to forcibly tamper with the memories of descendants he valued, as long as Su Hong was not acting utterly recklessly, he had simply turned a blind eye.
Given what he knew of Su Hong's temperament, it truly would not have been surprising for that girl to do such things.
But the Grand Supreme Elder had long considered this in his heart. It was merely a process; given enough time, everything would pass.
For after that incident, Li Yan would not dare return to "Haina City," nor would he dare casually visit any of Guiqulaixi's branches elsewhere. The two of them would naturally be cut off from one another.
From what Li Yan had once done in "Haina City," the Grand Supreme Elder knew that someone like Li Yan was not merely clever—he was clever beyond measure.
So long as Li Yan saw that Guiqulaixi had not issued a realm-wide wanted notice for him, nor proclaimed his greatest secret to the world, he would understand the message clearly enough.
As long as he did not provoke Su Hong again in the future, then this matter could only be regarded as