Qin Tian did not spare Li Hao a glance, seemingly unconcerned about his presence.
To Qin Tian, Li Hao was nothing more than a servant disciple, hardly worthy of his attention.
Li Hao smiled as he watched the other party leave.
He was just a personal disciple of the sect master. What was there to be arrogant about?
Similarly, Li Hao did not take the other party seriously and did not care too much.
Li Hao then headed in the direction where the two of them had left.
He too had a destination in mind: the immortal king's cave abode. Driven by his mentor's demand, he was obliged to undergo training. But did that mean he had to vie for a spot?
After a while, Li Hao arrived at a huge square.
Positioned beneath the main peak, this square served as the central hub of the Tianxing Sect.
