Two days after Li Fan's visit, he consecutively visited the Daoist sites of Yangjia and Guanxiang Mountains to relay the message.
The two mountains were also guarded by real persons of Lǒu Guān Dao, one surnamed Tian and the other Zhou, both seemingly ordinary to the naked eye but staggering to one's heart upon closer observation, cultivators of unfathomable depths. Probably on par with Elder Liang and Elder Huang, their abilities feared to differ only marginally. Although their true combat strength wasn't apparent, one could clearly sense that they were superior to those sword casting fellows like little Yao in terms of cultivation and had been on the path of Dao for a longer time. It was clear that they hadn't spent excess thought on diversions like alchemy, talismans, formations, divination, and the like, but rather were old eccentrics who focused solely on their cultivation.
