Chapter 295 Yates Mo (Part One)


    Throughout the Eastern Region, no one at the Illuminating Soul Realm would subject themselves to


    taking direction from anyone who was not an influential master.


    There was a rich merchant of G County, and he could afford to employ several nature creatures as his


    personal bodyguards, which was rare for a man of his station. However, it was pure fantasy to think he


    could hire any of the masters in the Illuminating Soul Realm.


    Still, the members of the Zhang n could.


    The Zhang n employed multiple Illuminating Soul Realm masters.


    These masters of the Illuminating Soul Realm willingly remained in the employ of the Zhang n to


    assist with the n at critical times because they valued the connections along with the resources that


    the Zhang n possessed.


    More importantly though, since the Zhang n financially supported those same masters of the


    Illuminating Soul Realm while they were growing up, they served loyally.


    This was the biggest reason the masters of the Illuminating Soul Realm remained with the n.


    As the third son in the Zhang n, Wurth was raised in the environment which gave him a natural


    sensitivity to this aspect of how things were.


    In Wurth''s opinion, if Zen managed to defy the odds and gain entry into the Illuminating Soul Realm


    someday, his strength would rival any official at the Zhang n.


    Therefore, Wurth wanted to invest in Zen.


    He didn''t invest money though because Zen wasn''tcking in that department, even going so far as to


    commission Wurth in the auctioning of heavenly essence which would in turn earn Wurth some money.


    No, Zen had no need of Wurth''s money, so, instead, Wurth invested his time,panionship in the


    form of building a friendship with Zen.


    He knew how much Zen valued sentiment, friendship and respect above all other things, and although


    sometimes Zen would react emotionally, it was evident that he cared about his friends and brothers


    around him more than others.


    For this reason alone Wurth was willing to help Nory and didn''t consider the cost immediately.


    Even if he put that aspect aside, Wurth would be involved because he viewed Zen and others as his


    brothers.


    He was dwelling on that information, when a group of men and women entered.


    A busy servant saw the group as they came in and stopped what he was doing to rush over to them.


    He nodded as he bowed and greeted them warmly, "Hello, Young Master Yates, wee back.


    Please, have a seat here. This table was specially arranged for you and your guests."


    While he spoke, several other servants hurried to set the chairs and table in order. Theyid a soft


    napped tablecloth over the table beforeying out fruit and snacks on it.


    Young Master Yates smiled, graciously inviting his friends to sit down.


    Zen nced at the young master dressed in a ck robe. When he glimpsed thepanions, he


    noticed they too wore ck robes.


    The Mo n might be weaker now, but it wasn''t difficult for the children to be inner disciples, and


    this only illuminated just how low Nory''s position was in his n.


    After being seated, the young master Yates looked around the room, and when he saw Nory, he fixated


    on him. After staring at Nory, he nced from Nory to Zen, Wurth, and Sean, noticing that the friends


    apanying Nory were all outer disciples dressed in white robes.


    Raising his thick brows, Yates sneered at Nory and asked, "Well there Nory, what brings you venturing


    out of Drizzle Peak today?" When he''d finished his mocking inquiry, the young masterughed.


    Nory blinked obliviously as he replied, "As the rule, I normally attend family reunions, Yates, why do


    you ask?"


    "Oh," responded Yates while he shook his head and went on, "I knew with your capabilities, you''d be


    epted into the Cloud Sect and have the forte to persevere. But, can I ask you; why have you


    returned now, and with such loser friends?"


    It wasn''t news to anyone there how the inner disciples from Cloud Sect looked down on outer disciples,


    constantly.


    Inner and outer disciples that were members of the same peak might get along well, but, inner disciples


    from any of the other peaks were unwilling to see outer disciples as anything more than their whipping


    boys.


    All the disciples with Yates were from Egret Peak.


    Egret Peak was sixteenth ranked peak at Cloud Sect, making it the midway point between the top and


    bottom.


    The inner disciples with Yates noticed the Drizzle Peak logo on Zen''s and Wurth''s chests and rolled


    their eyes disdainfully. Considering that Zen and the others were from the peak that was the lowest


    ranking at the Cloud Sect, and on top of that, they were all outer disciples, Yates''panions saw


    Nory and his friends as insignificant.


    Nory didn''t care if he was being insulted, he''d been dealing with worse his entire life. However, he


    found it difficult to maintain self-control when his friends were, and in a menacing tone said, "Yates,


    these are my friends, not losers. You would do well to watch how you speak to them."


    "Oh really?" replied Yates, with an inflection in his voice that denoted his growing interest. He stared at


    Nory''s flustered expression, which always amused him, and had heard the exasperation in his voice,


    which he enjoyed. Yates asked, "So, they''re not losers. Maybe you can share why you were ced in


    Drizzle Peak, the lowest ranking one within the Cloud Sect? Logically speaking, the outer disciples


    from Drizzle Peak can be the least powerful of all the disciples at the Cloud Sect. At least, in my


    opinion. It is better not to enter the Cloud Sect than to remain at Drizzle Peak since it''s where losers


    are cultivated."


    "Yates, what the hell is that supposed to mean?" shouted Nory as he jumped to his feet angrily.


    Only half of the guests had arrived, and the feast hadn''t started yet. When other guests heard Nory


    shouting loudly, one after another turned to see what was going on, and even the actors up on stage


    stopped singing to see what was happening.


    Yates concentrated on rising from his seat slowly, smirking, and having a tough time restraining the


    laughter he felt welling up in him. Nory was always such a weak target who Yates thought was easy to


    bully, until today. Odd that today Nory had been found to have a backbone. Yates wondered why Nory


    suddenly had the courage to stand up to him. Was Nory relying on these guys to stand against Yates?


    Earlier when Yates entered, he had examined Nory''s friends.


    All the disciples from noble ns had keen vision.


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    First, he took in the fact that Zen, Wurth, and Sean were attired in white robes, then he scrutinized


    them to ensure they all came from lower ss families without noble ties.