Being directly sought out by Minghe, Li Ping'an was slightly alarmed.
He had been employing the power of the Heavenly Dao to conceal himself and should not have been discovered so easily; this revealed that the might of the master of the Sea of Blood was by no means ordinary.
Two currents of Dao Charm swirled around Li Ping'an.
Even though two Sect Hierarchs from his faction had already set their sights on this place, Li Ping'an had no intention of leaving his Uncle Guiling's side.
Looking at Minghe, he did seem quite distinguished.
He carried twin swords at his waist, dressed in a blood robe, with long hair that appeared casually draped but was styled with noticeable elevation, seemingly meticulous.
Unlike most Great Powers from the ancient times who preferred to keep beards, Minghe was clean-shaven, with a face full of fine lines and lacking the deep furrows of Taiqing Laozi, conveying a sense of good maintenance.
