Chapter 94 - Dignity is earned through Power
She knew how much the world had changed metaphysically in the past several years. It was just that common folks were unable to completely perceive such changes.
However, regardless of the changes throughout the world, few were able to reach where Lu Xuan was at the moment.
Furthermore, that was but the tip of the iceberg to Lu Xuan’s ability. No one had seen what he was truly capable of just yet.
So even National Guardians were not enough to make him fight to his fullest, eh? she thought.
Ming Yueyao felt a headache coming on as she thought of this.
Southern Min was coincidentally within her jurisdiction, and there was no way she was able to rest easy, seeing how one such figure was on her own turf.
“We’ve had our experts in psychology in the bureau evaluate him. He probably has no antisocial or anti-establishment tendencies. All in all, he looks rather normal and trustworthy. We can rely on him when the time comes.”
Even if all that was needed was but a word of guidance, he would not have been able to get that key guidance otherwise.
The tale of Journey to the West told its readers that even a lazy *ss like Zhu Bajie had been able to become a Bodhisattva, making it clear just how important it was to serve the right master.
Lu Xuan was a gleaming pillar in that sense, which would have undoubtedly been one great opportunity benefiting Zhang Hongyang’s disciples.
“Alright, tell them to come then,” Lu Xuan said.
“Thank you, young master,” Zhang Hongjie replied.
Zhong Hongyang’s two disciples came to Lu Xuan’s place the next morning.
The eldest disciple looked to be in his thirties. He had a lithe build and looked ordinary.
His younger disciple was someone who looked to be in his late twenties, and there was also a woman of medium build, who was plain-looking.
However, both of them obviously emanated energy fluctuations different from everyday folk.
Lu Xuan found that Zhong Hongyang’s eldest disciple was just like his master—an Awakened one. However, his level of awakening was far below that of Zhang Hongyang, which made him a Level Five Awakened at best.
Zhang Hongyang’s second disciple was a warrior through and through. She was somewhat weaker than the elder disciple and was barely at Level Five.
They were both more or less at the same level as Lin Sheng and the Square-faced Fatso from before.
Both of them stood respectfully before Lu Xuan, even though they were feeling rather curious about the young man who looked to be in his late teens before them.
They knew, deep down, that the young man was absolutely someone beyond their league, so much so that even their teacher, whom they practically saw as a god, had to kneel before him.
“So, these are your two disciples?” Lu Xuan asked.
“They are indeed, Young Master. Here is my eldest disciple, Shi Danze, and my second disciple, Ding Zhuxuan,” Zhang Hongyang answered.