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Jiang Chen took out his phone and called Jiang Luyi.
Upon seeing Jiang Chen's call, Jiang Luyi quickly answered, saying, "Mr. Jiang, you just got back? Last night, Master Zhang, the head of Shangqing Temple from Longhu Mountain, came to Shanghai and said he would be waiting for you at Moon Lake Pavilion at four this afternoon for a duel. Are you going?"
"Of course I will go. If someone dares to challenge me, they need to learn the consequences of their audacity," Jiang Chen replied.
Jiang Luyi couldn't help but shake his head. Although Master Zhang was formidable, he could not possibly match Jiang Chen's strength. There was a good chance that Master Zhang would meet his end at Jiang Chen's hands today.
"Mr. Jiang, I've heard that Master Zhang is kind-hearted and charitable, and he has lived on Longhu Mountain for many years. I wonder why he wants to challenge you?" Jiang Luyi spoke up, intending to suggest that Jiang Chen show mercy but ultimately refrained from saying it. After all, he had already told Jiang Chen about Master Zhang's character, leaving the decision to him.
Hearing Jiang Luyi's words, the killing intent in Jiang Chen's heart diminished significantly.
At four in the afternoon, they arrived at Moon Lake Pavilion.
At that moment, two figures were already present in Lake Heart Pavilion. One was an elderly Taoist priest with white hair and a gray robe; this old man was undoubtedly Master Zhang, the head of Shangqing Temple from Longhu Mountain. Beside him stood a young Taoist boy of about sixteen or seventeen years old.
Master Zhang stood with his hands clasped behind his back, gazing at the rippling surface of Moon Lake with a serene expression. As a renowned celestial master with vast powers, there were few in this world who could stir his heart; ordinary Hidden Sects hardly caught his attention.
Master Zhang exuded an imposing aura that made him seem like a towering mountain, inspiring awe and respect in those who beheld him.
At that moment, a car pulled up by the lakeside.
Jiang Chen and Jiang Luyi got out.
"Let's go meet Master Zhang," Jiang Chen said with a smile as he walked toward Lake Heart Pavilion.
Jiang Luyi hurriedly followed suit.
When Master Zhang saw Jiang Chen approaching, he turned to face him.
As their eyes met, Master Zhang couldn't help but let out a soft "oh," appearing somewhat surprised. Indeed, Jiang Chen was quite young and exuded an impressive demeanor; he remained calm under Master Zhang's gaze.
If such a young man had truly achieved something in Daoist Techniques, he would be considered a genius. With proper guidance, he could achieve great things in the future.
Given the decline of Daoist Techniques, Master Zhang had been searching for someone to inherit his legacy. However, finding a genius in Daoist Techniques was exceedingly rare. If Jiang Chen truly was one such talent, even if he had strayed from the right path, Master Zhang would want to take him under his wing.
"Youth," Master Zhang began, "I heard that you killed a master named Tu Li who came from Southeast Asia to challenge on Hong Kong Island. Is that true?"
"I killed him," Jiang Chen nodded, looking at Master Zhang with an expressionless face. This Master Zhang was undoubtedly the strongest practitioner of Daoist Techniques that Jiang Chen had encountered so far. No wonder he had come to challenge him; there was some real power there. However, compared to Jiang Chen, it still fell short!
"There are many highly skilled masters on Hong Kong Island, like Gu Yun Nan and his disciple Jia Xingliang; they are top-tier masters. I doubt you were able to kill Tu Li," Master Zhang continued in a calm tone.
"Gu Yun Nan and his disciple Jia Xingliang are too inexperienced to kill Tu Li, so I have no choice but to step in. Hong Kong Island is also part of Huaxia's territory, and we cannot allow outsiders to run rampant here," Jiang Chen replied casually.
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