The person Chu Feng was looking at was a middle-aged man with a somewhat sleazy appearance—the kind who looked unreliable and not entirely trustworthy. His cultivation was at the Heaven Realm.
As for his true age, he was likely close to a thousand years old.
Such a person was actually quite an ordinary martial cultivator.
At that moment, the middle-aged man was standing with a few close friends, gesticulating wildly and spittle flying as he recounted some story.
The story he was telling was also related to that strange event in the Upper Realm of Red Province, though what he described was the appearance of those two women.
This matter was currently the greatest concern of everyone in the Upper Realm of Red Province, and the appearance of those two women in particular was what people cared about most.
So as he spoke, the people around them all unconsciously began to listen in.
According to him, those two women were not only very young but also possessed beauty that could topple nations and overturn cities—ethereal as celestial maidens, the kind that would make a man's heart race and set his imagination wandering.
One was a seductive, alluring woman of mature charm.
The other was a pure, lovely girl, as if she were an angel descended to the mortal world.
Though these two girls were completely different types of beauties, their features were strikingly similar, as if they were sisters.
After hearing what the man said, many people grew skeptical of his words—not only did bystanders laugh it off, but even his friends wore expressions of disbelief.
The Wuma Heavenly Clan had never released any portraits of those two women, and while there were many rumors about their appearances, most of them were quite vague.
But this man was different—he described them so clearly that it was as if he had imprinted their appearances vividly into everyone's minds through words alone.
Yet it was precisely because his description was so vivid that people assumed he was making it all up.
The man naturally refused to accept this and kept defending himself, claiming he hadn't heard it from secondhand sources—he had actually seen those two women with his own eyes.
But the more he explained, the less anyone believed him.
Chu Feng, on the other hand, grew increasingly grave, his expression becoming more and more complicated.
"Chu Feng, don't tell me you know those two girls he's talking about?" The Clan Master sensed something was off and asked.
"Mm." Chu Feng nodded, his gaze complex as if he were lost in thought.
"Who are they? Friends of yours?" the Clan Master asked again.
In truth, he was also quite surprised at this moment.
No matter who those two women were, anyone capable of defeating the Wuma Heavenly Clan's Supreme Elder could not be ordinary.
After all, to become the Supreme Elder of the Wuma Heavenly Clan, one needed not only sufficient seniority but also at least a Sovereign Realm cultivation.
How could Chu Feng possibly know someone like that?
"They're not friends, Senior," Chu Feng said.
"Not friends? Then who are they?" Hearing Chu Feng's response only deepened the Clan Master's curiosity.
From Chu Feng's reaction, he could tell that these two women held great significance for him.
In fact, extraordinarily significant—for in all the time he had known Chu Feng, this was the first time he had ever seen such an expression on the young man's face.
"They... are both the ones I hold dear," Chu Feng said.