Chapter 84: Apprentice

The duel had ended. The sun had long gone down, red behind the horizon, and the young moon had gradually risen from the west, where the sky and the water met. The surface of Myriad Red River was half clad in green, while the other half clad in red, and the reflection of the moon was swaying gently. A reminiscence that lasted for more than ten thousand years suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

A middle-aged man stood nearly eight feet tall, clad in an ordinary looking burlap robe of white, barefooted and with his hair hanging loosely, was seen walking slowly from the downstream of the river towards the floating restaurant with his hands behind his back. As though he was walking on flat ground, the moving water of Myriad Red River didn't hinder his movement. Wherever his feet passed, they would leave behind a three-inches deep footstep on the surface of the water. No matter how the river water rolled and flowed, the footstep kept its vivid shape and didn't disappear.