“Shui!” Jun’s harsh whisper broke Yin Hu out of his trance of extreme, mortifying embarrassment. Allowing him the wherewithal to see Shui holding her hammer high above her head and about to slam it onto a terrified Gao Qiang’s head. Savage smile and dangerously glinting eyes too. This only reinforced his decision to delay their introduction into killing their enemies. More so when he considered how pitiful Gao Qiang looked and how ridiculous the lanky one acted during their fight against Jun. Both of them were beyond mentally weak. Unable to face children almost half their age and nowhere near their strength and abilities cultivation wise. Whether Shui and Jun accomplished what YagWan had said was another matter entirely. He wasn’t sure whether to believe him. A professional bullshit artist would mix truths and lies seamlessly to give themselves overwhelming advantages everywhere. Playing both sides at once. He needed to take everything with a grain of salt. Figure out the truth without breaking his persona of the ancient predecessor from the primordial eras. Good practice for when he had a full Clan around him. Thousands of disciples and clan members staring at him at all times for guidance and support. Shui acted like she did not hear Jun’s whisper. Looming over the trembling Gao Qiang and leaning back to add more strength and momentum to her hammer’s descent. I need to stop this before it goes too far!He cleared his throat in preparation to speak. Hu Shui jumped in her spot, head snapping to him. Hammer dropping. Gao Qiang screamed a high pitch thing. The hammer slammed into the ground, missing him slightly. Shaking the earth around them slightly. Dust picking up. Loose pebbles vibrating on the ground around them. Gao Qiang had his eyes covered, arms over his head, and attempting brace himself for his inevitable flattening. He shook for a few moments (...)