847 MEETING THE MASTER (2/2)
Loren fell on his knees and said with extreme respect, ”It's good to see you as well, master!”
”What brings you here?” ,After acknowledging his respects, the old man asked.
”It's nothing master!” ,Loren said after thinking twice, ”For some reason, I had to come to the Raven Capital. Since I was here, I thought that I will meet you. After all, it's been a very long time since I met you, Master!”
”Good.” ,That master said. He then turned towards the crowd and said, ”Alright! Keep training well just as I instructed. I will come back in a while.”
The Vice Sect Leader then turned towards Loren and said, ”Let's go to my house and talk. It's been a while. So I think we have a lot to talk about.”
”That's right, master.” ,Loren replied with respect. And under the shocked gazes of the crowd, both of them turned back and quietly left.
”Why did that Lucky Dog come here?” ,After the duo left, someone from the older generation asked.
”He might be here on another scheme?” ,Cohan replied, ”He won't come unless he had a motive.”
”Motive? But didn't he say that he came to the capital on a work?” ,Another one from the older generation asked.
”Work?” ,Cohan asked, ”What kind of work he will have here? Do you think that a country bumpkin like him has any work here? Do you think that he can even dream to have any work here? And even if he had, then why didn't he came here? With the despair he had back then, it was enough for him not wanting to come here anymore. But if he dared to come here, then he has a motive. Because of that bastard, our big brother didn't get the chance to become the direct disciple of the sect. And after accomplishing his motive last time, he simply left wasting the precious time of big brother. If it wasn't for the Vice Sect Leader, he would have been killed by big brother.”
”Cohan is right.” ,The first person said, ”He came with the motive. Let's inform of this bastard's arrival to big brother Sol. Big Brother Sol will take care of him.”
Cohan's eyes shone. He said, ”That's the brilliant idea.”
They all left. But the younger generation who couldn't understand anything looked at each other's faces in complete confusion.