ing a punchbag for children of the Luo Clan, or even lo

kness was his s

arily talented, she left home at the age of thirteen when Cloud Sect selected

ut his sister's whereabouts. Now that Perrin had commented about Yan's c

ook several devastating blows from the Luo children. He

he cellar. He limped as excruciat

he steward for the Luo Clan threw th

ealing medicines, they would die from internal injuries after a few days. So the

aling drugs were

to see only one pill inside. "Darren Fang! W

have now. What's the issue? Is it not

e healing pills be distribu

there is

the pills. It's a felony to

en't you afraid of death?" Zen shoute

afraid of death, but

e. What can you do?

you still think of your

ha!" Darren didn't quite like Zen and took this opp

composed himself before glaring at Darren Fang. He intended to convey his

fire dancing in Zen's eyes, he got scared. Instead of backing off, Darren walked up to Zen and poked Z

rembled as the power spread throughout his whole body. It wasn't long before

Darren Fang stood up and tried to be authoritative. How

ed back, "A steward who isn't even a member of the Luo Clan

nger. So he turned and fled as soon as possible. He glare

Zen sneered as he shook his head. He didn't

rned a few pages of the book hastily. Zen was frustrated as he couldn't focus

emma. 'I have just reached the flesh refining level. It will be hard

ened and his heart beat quickened. He looked l

He had not been motivated to think of alternatives. As t

became. He cast his gaze toward the table where t

me. Reading it does me no good. Why should I keep reading it?" Anger and helplessness consumed Zen. He stom

en's lips as the

action. He whispered in despair, "Zen, Zen,

"This book teaches people to be good. It tells people wha

blame yourself for not being strong enough, for being

hen the book had be

en light flash from the ashes.

is t

e small piece of gold that had emitted the r

e was reading this book. Presumably it had

use of a piec

e the Luo Clan, gold i

used on the gold, a s

ntless words, shaped like tadpoles.

grated in his hands. Thousands of small pieces of

neck, arms,

dy was covered by thes