Zhan Tianyu's words caught Lu Chuan by surprise.
The guy actually wanted to take him as an apprentice, which explained why his demeanor was so gentle yesterday, not displaying any of the aggressiveness typical of martial artists.
But then again, it made sense, given that he had defeated one of his three best disciples. His strength and potential naturally needed no further discussion.
However, the main issue now was that Lu Chuan didn't need a master.
True, the strength of the Zhan family in Dubhe City was formidable, especially since they were a martial arts aristocratic family.
Growing up in such an environment would certainly be rapid.
But Lu Chuan's path of cultivation was still somewhat different from theirs.
Moreover, he needed to cultivate the two Divine Fires, something that, he feared, not many in the Kunlun Domain could teach him.
And this Zhan Tianyu was definitely unaware of these two types of Divine Fire.
