Walker Of The Worlds

Dai He took Lin Mu to one of the side areas, that had a few tables set up. There were several guests sitting there, talking to each other. Lin Mu took a look and could tell that all of them seemed to have met each other recently took from their subtle behavior.

"Honored guests, please meet Daoist Mu Lin. This is also his first banquet as well as his first Tournament of the Guardian beasts." Dai He spoke after coming to stand between the tables

A good host would know which guests to introduce to who. After all, even if there were many guests invited that were all promising competitors, there were still difference in their status and belonging.

Thus one had to match them with similar guests, at least for the start. It wasn't obligatory that one must only talk to guests that were similar to them. This was simply so that the guests would find it comfortable to mingle.

For people who had never taken part in the tournament before, a gathering like this would be rather new and they might find it a bit awkward to talk to others. Thus the host had gathered them this way.

First they could get acquainted with each other, and then talk to the other guests. There were no restrictions after all.

"Greetings Daoist Mu Lin." Some of the people greeted freely.

"Hello." Some were a little shy but still greeted.

And then there were a few that simply didn't say anything and looked at him blankly.

Lin Mu didn't mind their actions and simply greeted them the same.

He cupped his hands and spoke, "greetings to you all too. I hope we all have fun today."

"Haha, we sure will." One of the men sitting on the table replied enthusiastically and stood up. "Please join us," he gestured to the empty spot on the table.

"I'll take that up then." Lin Mu said before puling the chair and sitting down while the host left to attend to the new guests.

Little Shrubby peeked his head out from below the table and looked at the people too. The sight of his head elicited a few reactions from the two women that were sitting on the table as well.

"AH~ Is brother Mu Lin a beast tamer too?" one of the women asked.

Lin Mu looked at her, finding her to be in her mid twenties appearance wise. But from her cultivation base, he was sure that she was at least a couple thousand years old.

'Third Tribulation Stage of the Immortal realm… Hmm, that seems to be the average for a lot of people here.' Lin Mu said having sensed the energy fluctuations in the palace.

highest was still the fifth Tribulation Stage of the Immortal realm. Lin Mu didn't know if there were some hiding their power, or if they were simply

was rather huge. After all, these weren't the average immortals, but talented ones. All of them were able to fight those that were a stage above

Mu focused on

that too. Lin Mu could tell this from the hint of confidence she had

Lin Mu nodded his head. "This is Little Shrubby, one of my tamed beasts." He didn't forget to

~meow~

Shrubby too responded before jumping up on

The woman couldn't help but say, while the second woman looked

is so low." A new person spoke this

to be coming from the table next to

beast tamer, no wonder you don't cultivate yourself that much." The man said with a calm face, but

it too and a

Lin Mu could respond though, the

different paths people take, Li Lao. People need to

might be so, but even the beast seems to be a little too weak, doesn't it? Look at it,

~GROWL~

didn't take kindly to that, his fur flaring up as a low growl escaped

angry. Still so cute." Li

the two women

in it. To them, insulting one's tamed beasts was the same as insulting them. They couldn't take this

your tamed beasts. Can

right to act

~GROWL~

Shrubby was also getting more agitated, as his growl became louder. Not just that, but even his body seemed a bit bigger. People

so much for you people." Li

~CREAK~

their seats, their chairs creaking against the

were just about to shout again

~SHUA~

around them. The ones that felt the

with Lin Mu. But the ones that were on the table next to him, or more specifically where Li Lao were sitting felt something greater. To them, it was as if a great pressure

stopped speaking, or more accurately he couldn't speak due to the