They waited for Liu Yan to change while everyone turned their back to him, trying to give him a modicum of privacy. But the fox didn't care for it.
"You've got a good body. This breakthrough did you wonders, young man. You looked about to break when I first looked at you, after you crashed into the mountain," he commented, staring at Liu Yan like a doctor examining his patient.
This made Liu Yan uncomfortable, so he accelerated his changing and hurriedly put the disciple's robes on, grumbling about how he didn't want to wear them.
"I said I wasn't joining your cult, old man. Did you have no other clothes available?"
"Be happy we had clothes that fit you at all, boy," Elder Bai growled at him.
But the master raised his hand to interrupt him.
"Your presence will no longer be necessary, Feng. I will deal with our guests alone now."
Elder Bai's mouth dropped, and his eyes went wide.
