Returning to the Outer Peak.
Gu An reflected on the master's task.
*He always felt something was off, but couldn't pinpoint what it was at the moment.*
*It seemed like such a task shouldn't require the master to personally issue it.*
*And it still involved finding a group of Golden Core practitioners.*
*Since when were each Peak's Peak Masters so approachable?*
*Normally, after he went up the mountain, he only had one opportunity to meet the master.*
*Moreover, some people never even saw the master.*
Becoming a Peak Master's disciple didn't necessarily require kneeling and formally becoming an apprentice.
It was like a transfer order, and one could be directly transferred up.
Someone was always responsible for these things.
No need to meet the master.
*Eventually, there was still an issue with this matter.*
*But perhaps it would take some time to see what the problem was.*
Additionally, there was a spy in the First Institute, which seemed dangerous.
