Eternal Cultivation of Alchemy

minutes before the two of them sensed a group coming flying toward them.
They both looked in that direction and saw 5 people, of which only 2 were in the Saint realm.ραпdα `nᴏνɐ| сom

“Disciple Hei greets master and elders,” Helen spoke immediately, bowing toward the people that had arrived.

Alex recognized none from the group except for Qin Shan, who was his mother’s master.
The last time he had seen him was when he left his mother in the sect before he made his way to the Demon realm. 

“Lin’er, you’re back?” Qin Shan couldn’t help but ask in surprise.
“Are you alright? Did the beasts kick you out?”

Helen smiled softly after hearing her master’s worry.
“No, master.
I came at my own discretion.
It had been so long and I wanted to meet you.”

“Is that so? Then I have nothing to—”

Qin Shan’s eyes moved toward Alex who was a little further away.
Because he couldn’t sense any aura from Alex, he had completely overlooked his presence.
However, now that he had noticed him, his shock only grew exponentially.

“Aah! Yu Ming? That’s you, right?” Qin Shan asked.

“It’s good to meet you again, senior Qin,” Alex spoke, bowing slightly toward his mother’s master.

“You… you survived?” Qin Shan asked, unbelieving of his own eyes.
“Lin’er, your son came back.
I-I can’t believe this.
I’m so happy for you.”

“Yes, master,” Helen said with a bright smile.
“Not only him, I found my husband as well, and I also have a granddaughter now.”

“What?” Qin Shan’s surprises were truly unending.

The other elders were surprised to hear what Qin Shan said as well since they knew who Helen’s son was.
Immediately, they started congratulating the two as well and brought them inside the sect.

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Alex was brought into the conversation a few times as well and was asked how he survived at all with the Saints trying to kill him.
Alex told them that he was teleported away from this continent to the next one.

The people there were surprised to hear that there was a way to visit other continents.
Most of them had to even make an effort to remember there were other continents.
Because of how uncommon the topic was, it had been centuries since the last time they had to think about that knowledge.

“Oh right, Lin’er.
You are a player, aren’t you?” Qin Shan asked.
“There is news going around that the players can be sent back home.
Apparently, if you go to the Lightsworns in the city, they will help you go back to your home.
I don’t know how true that is, but you and your son should try that.”

Helen smiled.
“I know that, master.
I and my son were the ones that had the emperor spread this message,” she said.

“Oh… is that so?” Qin Shan was surprised.
“Then… do you not plan on staying here for long?”

Helen shook her head.
“I only came for a small visit, master,” she said.
“I don’t know how long I’ll stay, but at most, it will be a day or two.”

“Is that so,” Qin Shan was a little disappointed.

“Yes, I’ll be going home, master,” she said.
“After that, it’s unlikely that I will be returning to the Western Continent for a long time.”

“I see…” Qin Shan got a little sad.
“Well, I suppose I can’t expect you to come back just because you’re my disciple.
As long as you are happy, that will be enough for me.”

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