Among the three people, there was indeed the Confucian scholar surnamed Gui from Jiuying Mountain, Zhu Chi, and another beautiful Daoist nun in her thirties with a head full of blue-black hair.
By then, Liu Ming had learned that the Confucian scholar's full name was Gui Ruquan, and the presence of the beautiful Daoist nun with them clearly indicated that she was the Aunt Master Zhong who had been in closed-door cultivation.
As for the other inner door disciples, besides a group of newcomers and those whom he had met last time, there were clearly many older disciples over thirty years of age.
These older disciples were unfamiliar in appearance, but each one had a profound presence, and it was obvious that most of them had no simple cultivation.
After waiting a little while longer, another dozen or so inner door disciples landed around the plaza. When no one else appeared, Gui Ruquan cleared his throat and began to speak.
