Chapter 12: Swimming

Making himself a cup of tea while being stared by the trembling trio was a good experience. He finally could use his prowess! Stupid system which banned him from using force!

"Welcome dear participants of the sect enrollment test. As we are a new sect we only have me as the Sect Master and two eels for guardians. You could be promoted to head disciple really fast! Or even elder!...well I can't pay you though."

Elor began to talk for a good minute before he realized that the trio wasn't moving. Were they broken? He infused some energy in his finger and lightly flicked in the direction of their foreheads.

Three screams and bodies hitting the floor were echoing in the room. Elor didn't hit them hard, just enough to make them feel pain.

Par was the first to stutter, Nadia and Luor couldn't even say something comprehensive yet.

"T-t-eleportation A-rray?N-No, h-h-how?!" She was once a mighty ascencion realm cultivator. She knew mich more about the world than the two young ones beside her. Teleportation arrays were only made for very important places and used much ressources and several high-end array makers! She didn't hear about a array made in the marketplace! As if somebody would let others near that place if there was one.

The only conclusion she could make was that the beggar before her did teleport them himself. But how?!?

Elor was dumbfounded, a being as strong as him could teleport several hundred people easily. What was hard about three? It hit him afterwards! He still looked like a beggar!

He instantly changed back into his self made robes and released himself. He could finally breath normal again.

When the trio suddenly saw a golden light circle around the beggar and him having a stunning robe on they knew, this really was one of those stupid novel clichées!

"Can you call down now? This isn't something hard to do after you reach the Golden Immortal realm. Now for the test of you two...no wait. Three, as you survived a failed tribulation even with interverence of them and having been poisoned you may be somewhat of a cultivation genius."

Par knew that she couldn't hide this from the man before her. The two young ones may still think that he was a Ascencion peak expert but she knew better. To hell with that! As for Nadia, she didn't know what they were talking about. Luor was stunnend on the other hand.

"Grandma Par? Is this true?!" With sparkling eyes did he carefully gaze at the now middle-aged women beside him. She was once a Ascencion realm expert? Even tried to ascend to the immortal realm?

Elor was a bit annoyed, could they talk after the test? Like really? Was he air? With a snip of his finger did he teleport Johann into the room. He would give him the task to take them to the library and overseeing them.

Johann was first scared but as soon as he saw Elor he kneeled. "Sect Master! Please don't be mad at us! We know our wrongdoings and wouldn't dare to disobey you again!" The tribulation was not more than some minutes ago, his image of Elor chopping open the gate was still in his mind!

Elor just smiled at him for a moment. " You wouldn't have the guts to disobey me, your sister on the other hand..tz tz tz tz. And how was it to not ascend to the...immortal realm?" He was speechless. Wasn't the dragon gate only passable for Divine Dragons? They had only a slim chance to leap over it.

When the tribulation fused with the Dragon Gate it became almost impossible for them, how? Why was the eel before him a False Immortal?

When Johann heard Elor talk did he immediately begin to kow-tow. This man before him gave his sister and himself so much already that he didn't know how to repay him back.

"Guardian Johann thanks Sect Master! If not for your teaching. My sister and I would probably be dead! My sister knows her fault and will not dare to do something like this again! Please be lenient with her and me."

Elor was silent. What did happen? When he began to think over what he saw and what the eel told him he came to a conclusion. The Sage Art? Seems like he had to research a bit after he did go and fullfill his last task.

"We will talk later, first I got to introduce you to someone and give you a task."  There was too much foing on at the moment. The weird feeling he had while expanding his sense. The ones manipulating the tribulation. The system mission of building a sect. The questions he had about the Dragon Gate and Sage Arts. Last but not least the most important one, to go to THAT continent.

Johann looked around in the room and saw three humans. Were those Sect Masters people? Why were they so few and so...weak?

"Sect Master, these are?"

Elor pointed his finger at the girl first and wanted to begin speaking when he rememberd something. He didn't know them.

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"Ehem, you can all introduce yourself to him." He had a close save with that one. How emberassing would that have been!

"Take them to the 5th level of the library, take this token. You should know now why I didn't let you two enter the 3th and 4th level." He also send him a mental message.

"The test for them isn't a really a test. I will accept them anyway. Just let them find out what kind of Sage Arts is good for them. As for your sister. She has swimming course for a day or two.

Before anyone could react was Elor gone again. Who knew what he was up to this time.

The four people in the room all had different looks on them. The funniest one was Johann. Test? Swimming course?

Before he could even ask was the dear sect master gone. Left behind people who only asked themself if he knew what a sect master was for. If they all knew though that this sect only had them and another one, they probably would cuss and curse.

Johann gazed at them and said quietly. "You cann call me Guardian Johann, I'm one of the two protectors of the...sect?" What was the name of the sect? He only thought about it now. He didn't knew it! Whatever, a name isn't important as they were somewhere far away from other people.

"Greetings Guardian Johann!" The three bowed and scanned him carefully. They had many questions which they wanted to have answers for.

Johann sighed when he saw the eyes of them and accepted his fate. "Let's talk while we walk."

The four began to leave the room and the building towards the library. The question he got where truly weird though.

Several kilometers away from them was a women staring at a tree. Jovanna didn't wear her gaudy dress anymore, let alone the jewels and everything. All the things she lived through today made her humbel again.

When she was lost in thought did she hear a whosh sound behind her. She turned around akwardly and could only sigh. What has to come had to come. 

"Sect Master..I.."

"Enough. I don't mind but a punishment still needs to be given. I hope you like to swim!" Elor wasn't really angry. He was even somewhat proud of them. Not that he would say it though.

"Swim? I accept my punishment." Jovanna bowed with confusion. What kind of punishment was swimming? Soon her face concorted into a wry smile.

Elor stretched out his hand and sealed cultivation to the Energy Storing realm. She still had the body of a False Immortal though, he wasn't that hard.

"Just swim back with here, I'm gone for some time again to do..something important. Also, there are three newcomers here, go and introduce yourself to them afterwards."

Elor held her by the neck and got into a throwing position which scared Jovanna.

"S-Sect Masteeeeeeeerrr?!?!?" Before she could even end those two words was she flying. Yes, Elor come up with a simple punishment. Seal cultivation, throw her into the ocean and let her swim back.

It should teach her to be more humbel and not be as impossing as she was before. If Jovanna knew why she got the punishment she would have cried. I already changed!!

Clapping his hands and waiting for Jovanna to be out of sight, he smiled. "Now now, Beast Union! What surprises will I get there? Hehehe it's not like I want to see some hybrids..no.. I need an sect elder still."

Yes, the most important part which he had to do was going to the Beast Union. It was better that one didn't ask why he wanted to do that.