Mo Hua warned them: "Precisely because you're good with water, you should carry a water-repelling Jade Pendant, just in case..."
"As the saying goes, 'He who is best at swimming, drowns.' The better you are with water, the more arrogant you become, losing respect for it."
"Water and fire are ruthless."
"A lifetime spent in wind and water, one slip and your life could be claimed, without any chance of redemption..."
Mo Hua spoke quite frankly.
The two children felt a chill in their hearts upon hearing this.
Old Yu glanced at his two beloved grandsons, ultimately unable to refuse. In the end, he said: "Come, bow two more times to your benefactor."
Little Shunzi and Little Shuizi were about to kneel again, but Mo Hua quickly stopped them, "Alright, alright, that's enough..."
Old Yu stopped being pretentious and started preparing lunch.
Living by the water.
For the Fish Cultivator, lunch mainly consisted of fish.
