Walker Of The Worlds

Hearing the name, Lin Mu didn't recognize it.

"Lady Kang…" He muttered the name, trying to remember if he had heard it before.

Even the Great Kang Auction house was a new name for Lin Mu. But now that the Crown Prince had spoken about it, there was no way he would be left hanging.

"Lady Kang is the one that will be able to help us figure out which of the spatial planes holds the actual inheritance of the Celestial." Crown Prince Feng Shun explained.

"Oh? There is a tool for that?" Lin Mu was surprised.

"Yes, if it is a Celestial's Inheritance ground, there is bound to be residual energy in there that can be detected through special tools." Crown Prince Feng Shun answered. "Of course, it is not a tool that's easy to get. Even for me with the Imperial Court's resources and Qiao De with the Black Candle Pavilion behind we cannot get it." He explained.

"No wonder, you had to add her to the list too." Lin Mu understood now. "But is she strong enough to endure the expedition?" he asked the other thing that had been bothering him.

After all, having a great auction house behind them didn't necessarily mean that the person would be strong too. "Oh, you don't have to worry about that." The Crown Prince chuckled. "While I haven't met Lady Kang before, I do know she's not weak. With the sheer fortune that she has, cultivating isn't exactly hard." He added.

"That does make sense." Lin Mu nodded his head. "And I supposed she'll be bringing more people with her?" he asked next.

"Highly likely." The Crown Prince responded. "Though the slots to enter the Inheritance ground are limited. We don't know the exact number, but it is at least 10 from what Qiao De informed us." He added.

"Hmm… ten people so that would be Me, You, Crown Princess Shang, Monk Hushu, Daoist Chu, Qiao De, Lady Kang… there's three spots left." Lin Mu counted.

"Lady Kang and Qiao De will likely fill it with their own people. I've already gotten four spots." the Crown Prince replied.

"Hmm… I guess it'll be a meeting to look forward to." Lin Mu said.

"Speaking of that, I think there are a few acquaintances of yours with us too." Crown Prince Feng Baxing suddenly said.

"Oh?" Lin Mu raised a brow. "Who?" he wondered.

downstairs and take a look?" The Crown

Feeling a bit excited, Lin Mu decided to head

formations were even needed as the ship could easily accommodate over

right now it was barely at ten percent of its

hall. The first floor below the deck didn't have any room and was just a hall

with ease.' Lin Mu estimated before looking

people were surrounding it, while

while he was gazing at the crowd, his eyes couldn't help but notice

black in color and was nearly two

Chang Fa?" Lin Mu

pillar was none other than the tall hat Chang Fa wore on his head to cover his hair. Hearing his name being called, the Inheritor of the Iron Pillar Mane

Mu Lin!?" The man saw his

Lin Mu had shown him by ending their match in a tie. If not for that, there was no way Chang Fa would be able to reach that high in the tournament and let the name of his clan be known. Having fulfilled his aim, Chang Fa was extremely happy. Since he was injured during the tournament, he had to rest for a while and as such he didn't get to thank Lin

learned that

is what Crown Prince Feng Shun meant by that." Lin Mu muttered and went forward to

hadn't interacted much, Lin Mu knew Chang Fa

Lin." Chang Fa said right away. "I would also like to thank you personally as well as

replied. "I just thought you deserved to go farther. And after seeing your last match, I can

grace that I am here today and can stand with my head tall and proud." Chang Fa felt quite happy at Lin Mu's words even though he tried to

big of a thing it was to spare one's foe in an important

"It's Daoist Mu Lin!"

After all, he was nothing short of a celebrity now having become the winner

Lin." Daoist Chu also

you again, Daoist Chu." Lin Mu replied. "Where's

daily chanting." Daoist Chu replied. "He's been there since this morning. Though I think he should probably leave."

him once he's done." Lin Mu knew that being a monk came with a certain responsibility that would not leave them even if they were no longer at a

~step~step~step~

though,

breeze blew past Lin Mu, catching his attention. It was colder than normal