Chapter 520: Ancestral Hall Of The Yin Gou (1/2)

“Clan Master, His Excellency is here.” Dongyang Yiye guided Feiyun to the right place then left instantly.

This was a forbidden ground of the clan; only the real members from the main branch could be here. The strongest descendants from the clan learned the dao here and left behind indelible marks.

The wrinkly clan master stroke his beard and revealed a warm smile: “Your Excellency, your talents are peerless in this generation. It is an honor of a lifetime to have met an excellent prodigy like you.”

Feiyun went up next to the pond and smiled: “You are too kind to this junior, Clan Master. Please don’t call me Your Excellency, just Feng Feiyun is fine.”

“Hmph, idiot.” Dongfang Jingyue saw his attitude and murmured to herself.

The clan master smiled and gave an order. Servants brought over eight jade plates with smokes and resplendent glow. One could see eight spirit items inside, full of spirituality and rippling waves.

These were eight different ingredients for the Heavenly Core Pill. All were rare and precious - two of them were more than five thousand years old.

Feiyun was ecstatic to see them. That’s the Yin Gou Clan for you, capable of finding these eight rare ingredients. The resources of an old clan were unfathomable.

He calmed down and said: “May I ask for the price, Clan Master?”

The clan master smiled and gently shook his head: “Priceless, can’t be bought with money.”

Feiyun was surprised to hear this.

“But, Your Excellency is our friend, so we can give you them, priceless or not.” The clan master changed his tone.

There was no free lunch in this world. Feiyun became careful in order to avoid being tricked by this wily geezer: “Please tell me the cost, our faction can handle anything.”

The clan master said: “We talk about money too often, and it’s not suitable before a genius like you. How about we change the topic, I heard Yue’er said that you want to visit our ancestral hall?”

Feiyun glanced at her real fast before answering: “I have something important to check, please allow me to do so.”

He was mindful of things relating to Shui Yueting and would infiltrate this place eventually even if the clan master refused right now.

Contrary to his expectation, the clan master agreed right away: “It’s no big deal if it’s you, Your Excellency. Yue’er, take His Excellency there. We’ll talk about the eight spirit ingredients afterward.”

Jingyue didn’t like Feiyun and said: “Clan Master, outsiders can’t go there…”

“It’s fine, it’s fine, take my badge. The sages there will let you in.” The clan master had a smile on the whole time and took out a white-jade insignia with a carving of a golden dragon - the symbol of the clan.

Jingyue accepted the insignia and stared at Feiyun. She spoke with an impolite tone: “Follow me!”

Feiyun smirked, not minding at all and happily followed.

Dongfang Jingshui wanted to tag along but the clan master yelled at him: “Where do you think you’re going?”

“Grandfather, I’m also curious so I want to take a look.” He said.

The clan master said: “Read the situation and quell your curiosity, let the two go alone. You stay here and watch the fish with me.”

Jingshui didn’t want to at all but there was nothing he could do. He felt that letting his little sister go with a degenerate like Feiyun to the ancestral hall was very unsafe. But of course the clan master had his reasons.

This ancient clan had produced several Enlightened Beings before. One among them was mighty enough to reign in his generation. Because of this, the island had plenty of horrifying defensive lines created by Enlightened Beings.

Even an Enlightened Being wouldn’t be able to do anything to the island with all of these things left behind by their ancestors.

The ancestral hall was one of the forbidden grounds on the island. This building wasn’t here at first but experts eventually moved it here.

It had a special significance to the descendants here, similar to the Highest Shrine of the royal clan.

The two of them came to the outside and saw many formations here. White mist filled the place and one couldn’t see ten steps ahead.