Cultivating In Secret Beside A Demoness

Chapter 1224: Sister-in-law, You Have to Mediate (1)

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

The Jade Cloud Pavilion was a huge ship.

There were many small boats around the ship.

At that moment, Jiang Hao and Hong Yuye were on one of them.

Although the boat was small, there were chairs, tables, and tea sets.

Jiang Hao was brewing tea.

The surface of the sea was not like the ground. It shook the boat.

“What do you plan to ask the Red Dragon when you meet him?” Hong Yuye raised her teacup.

“I want to ask about the Archean Abyss Dragon Pearl,” Jiang Hao said.

He also wanted to ask what kind of dragon the Black Dragon was after.

Hong Yuye sipped her tea and looked at the Jade Cloud Pavilion. “Why don’t we go up? I remember you said you’d take me up there to take a look.”

Jiang Hao lowered his head and said respectfully, “That’s true. However, there are all kinds of people up there. It might damage your reputation, Senior.”

“Why? What kind of place is this?” Hong Yuye chuckled.

Jiang Hao lowered his head and did not know what to say.

He had felt that he was becoming more relaxed when he left the Heavenly Note Sect.

After all these years of traveling, he had lost his cautiousness.

He had arrived here without thinking. By the time he thought about sorting things out, it was already too late.

Although he had no ill intentions, he might be misunderstood.

At that moment, a young man with a fiery aura approached from afar.

He headed straight for the Jade Cloud Pavilion.

The moment he sensed the aura, Jiang Hao looked up.

The other party seemed to have sensed it too and lowered his head to look down.

Their eyes met. The two felt as though they were long-lost friends.

Jiang Hao felt that way because of the name on his hand.

It was him! The Red Dragon!

The Red Dragon landed on the bow of the ship.

“Is it convenient to talk here?” he asked.

Jiang Hao nodded. “Please sit.”

The newcomer’s fiery aura receded. He was wearing a dark brown robe. His gaze was fixed on Jiang Hao.

He sat down without hesitation.

His movements were heavy, but he did not rock the boat.

“I haven’t seen you in so many years,” he said with emotion.

“Senior, you know I’m not him,” said Jiang Hao.

“It doesn’t matter. Do you know my name?” The man chuckled.

“Chi Tian?” Jiang Hao asked.

He nodded. “What about you? Should I call you Brother Gu or something else?” Chi Tian asked.

“Anything is fine,” Jiang Hao said.

“What do the people outside call you?” Chi Tian asked curiously.

“Smiling San Sheng,” Jiang Hao said.

“Smiling San Sheng? You’re Smiling San Sheng?!” Chi Tian was surprised. “You play around a lot and bully the weak ones.”

Jiang Hao smiled faintly. “That is the path I must take to grow.”

“What kind of growth do you seek? Whatever you have become isn’t enough?” Chi Tian asked.

“It’s not enough.” Jiang Hao shook his head. “Otherwise, why would I have disappeared until now?”

“That’s true.” Chi Tian nodded. “So, what’s your new pursuit?”

“You’ll know in a few days.” Jiang Hao smiled mysteriously.

“Do you need my help?” Chi Tian asked. He then pointed at the Jade Cloud Pavilion. “You’ll need to invite me over there.”

Jiang Hao was speechless.

He could not even go up.

“Not willing?” Chi Tian asked.

“Sometimes, you have to rely on yourself to go someplace like that,” Jiang Hao said.

“You don’t have money? Didn’t he give you his assets with his name?” Chi Tian was shocked.

Jiang Hao was speechless. He really had not obtained anything else besides the name.

Jiang Hao felt that Red Dragon was quite strange. On one hand, the dragon thought he was Gu Jin, but on the other hand, he thought of Jiang Hao as Gu Jin’s heir.

At that moment, Hong Yuye turned and looked.

She might have been questioning whether the Red Dragon had some good tea to sell up there.

“Isn’t this tea a bit too ordinary?” Chi Tian asked.

“It’s just that I don’t need anyone’s help on this trip,” Jiang Hao said.

“So, you really can’t afford it…” Chi Tian could not quite believe it.

Jiang Hao did not say anything.

“Then, why are you keeping me here?” Chi Tian asked curiously.

“I want to ask you something, senior,” said Jiang Hao.

In fact, he wanted to call him Brother, but he couldn’t bring himself to say it.

The other party’s aura was so dense that Jiang Hao felt the heaviness in the surrounding air.

His cultivation realm was unfathomable.

“Go on, ask,” Chi Tian said as he drank his tea.

“Senior, have you heard of the Archean Abyss Dragon Pearl?” Jiang Hao asked.

“No.” Chi Tian shook his head.

Jiang Hao was not surprised. “If I show it to you, will you recognize it?”

Chi Tian thought for a moment. “It’s hard to say. Although I’m a dragon, I know very little about the Dragon Clan. You know that the Dragon Clan disappeared long before I appeared. Of course, I have the inheritance, so I know a little, especially since I’ve been to many places. I have learned a thing or two.”

“Do you know anything about the Black Dragon, Senior?” Jiang Hao asked.

“I know a little.” Chi Tian nodded.

“If a Black Dragon wants to eat another dragon as food… why would that be?” Jiang Hao asked.

“Most likely because of their bloodline.” The Red Dragon put down his teacup and looked at the Jade Cloud Pavilion.

It seemed like he wanted to go up there.

“What if the other party is a True Dragon?” Jiang Hao asked again.

“Can’t a True Dragon have a human bloodline?” said Chi Tian. “True Dragons are so common.”

Jiang Hao felt a little strange.

“It’s an old and traditionalist type of thinking to assume all True Dragons are born from other True Dragons,” said Chi Tian. “Dragons and humans aren’t mutually exclusive. If someone has a dragon bloodline along with a human one, does that mean they’re not entirely human or entirely a True Dragon?”

Jiang Hao did not know how to respond.

“It’s easy to confirm if the dragon has human blood. Let me see them. If I want to eat them too, then they might not have a human bloodline,” said the Red Dragon.