My Senior Brother Is Too Steady
Chapter 3: Lesson One After Becoming a Student

**Is the paragraph Lan Ling’e recited really Dao's vow to keep a secret?

When he left the straw hut, Lan Ling’e's eyes that originally shone like black pearls soon lost their color. His body faltered as he walked, and his steps were unsteady.

“Di Here.” A hand from beside him suddenly stretched out in front of him. There was a light green pill on the palm.

Li Changshou said warmly, “Pil Cultivation and Qi Condensation. It did not contain any poison, and the medicinal effect was very gentle. Those who have not started their cultivation can use this to recover their energy.”

Lan Ling’e replied shyly, “Thank you, Senior Sister.” He took the pill, turned his body around, and stuffed the pill into his mouth.

The pill instantly melted when it came into contact with his saliva. It was like a sweet and clear spring. A soft ‘mmmh’ came out of his mouth. He was immediately excited.

‘This Junior Sister is indeed a little funny.’

Li Changshou's big hand stretched out from the side and stroked her head as she spoke warmly.

“In the future, you will be a member of Little Qiong Peak. First of all I'll take you around to get used to the environment. After the effect of the medicinal fragrance is gone — cough — after Master completes the Qi circulation round, he will teach you the entry level cultivation method. If you have any questions about your cultivation, feel free to find me. ”

“Thank you, Senior Sister.” Lan Ling’e held her hand behind her back and squeaked.

Li Changshou held his hand behind his back and walked towards the lake. “Let's see first the spiritual fish in the lake. These are all good items, and they are also an integral part of our Little Qiong Peak capital.”

Lan Ling’e chased after him in a hurry. He stepped on the soft grass, tiptoed, and looked at the lake.

The lake water is very clear. The fish in it were all playing around with no problems in their minds.

“See.” Li Changshou pointed at some spiritual fish with colorful scales. “Are they not beautiful?”

“Ya!” Lan Ling’e nodded loudly. The spiritual fish fascinated him, and******admiration came out of his mouth.

He heard the soft voice of his senior brother from beside him.

“After you train your first breath of Qi, we will arrange the spiritual fish buffet. This species of spiritual fish with colorful scales is called snakeheads. Not only delicious, but can also be served by fried, steamed, baked, or fried. Even more rare was his ability to improve the quality of spiritual energy produced by cultivators for the first time.”

Two parallel black vertical lines hung on Lan Ling’e's forehead. “What ... will you eat it?”

“If not, why do I breed them?”

Li Changshou waved his left hand, and his left arm followed his movements. He spread out a handful of rice and shouted, “Time to eat!”

Many spiritual fish swarmed in from all directions, and the lake was instantly flooded. Lan Ling’e eyes sparkled.

“Di Here.” That big hand handed her a smooth canvas bag. “This fish feed. If you like, I'll give you the mission of feeding the fish every day. ”

“Yes! Thank you, Senior Brother! ” Lan Ling’e replied happily and picked up that canvas bag. He took some rice grains and sprinkled them in the lake.

Ling’e looked extremely cautious, as if fish feed could injure the beautiful scales of the spiritual fish.

Li Changshou smiled calmly beside him.

Now, he had fewer tasks to do every day and could spend that time on his cultivation!

From that perspective, having a junior sister sounds like a good idea.

Lan Ling’e waved her hand and spread a handful of fish food at once. The spiritual fish in the water swarmed over him. He had fun playing with the fish.

Li Changshou waited for a moment beside him. He flicked his finger slightly, and two small streams of water exploded on the surface of the lake. Two snake heads were thrown out of the water. He called them using telekinesis, wrapped them in a water ball, and placed them up his sleeve.

Lan Ling’e was stunned by what she saw. “Senior sister, why did you put a fish on your sleeve?”

“To give it,” Li Changshou replied nonchalantly. “Sekte Du Abadi may be an immortal cultivation sect, but we still observe the social norms followed by ordinary humans. I'll take you for registration later. I can't possibly go there empty-handed, right?”

Lan Ling’e blinked. Although he did not quite understand what he was saying, he nodded obediently and said, “Thank you for your efforts, Senior Brother.”

“This is no big deal. Come here after you finish playing with the fish. ”

Li Changshou held his hands behind his back and went to the herb garden near the lake. Lan Ling’e looked at the horde of fish in the lake, waved to them, and followed behind Li Changshou hurriedly.

Lan Ling’e tried her best to remember everything she said. He had no idea that his senior brother was trying to give him the role of a new gardener. As she listened to the warm voice of her senior brother, Lan Ling’e could not help but think of her mother, whose voice was just as warm and gentle.

The scenery on Little Qiong Peak was beautiful, but there was not much to introduce.

Li Changshou surrounded the thatched hut twice with his new junior sister and assigned a territory to build his new thatched hut. He used his Dharmic power to summon white clouds and flew into the middle of the mountain range with Lan Ling’e.

Lan Ling’e could not help but question. “Senior sister, can you fly with the immortal stork as well?”

“Yes. As long as one knows how to maneuver on objects. ” Li Changshou tapped on the white clouds with her feet. The white cloud suddenly emitted a soft lamb and turned into a giant immortal stork. The immortal stork spread its wings and flew it forward.

Lan Ling’e's big eyes instantly sparkled. He dragged his elder brother's Daoist robe with his tiny hands and revealed his astonishment.

“It's just a simple illusion technique. Compared to this, there are a few other things you should keep in mind when flying around the sect. ”

“What is it, Senior Brother?”

Li Changshou cleared his throat and sorted through the lessons he had prepared beforehand in his head. He decided to start teaching his little sister the little details.

Therefore, he said sincerely, “First, you should pay attention to the height where you are flying in the sect. You can't fly too high or too low. Many powerful seniors and cultivators were flying at high altitudes. It's easy to offend them if you meet them.

“You must remember this, Junior Sister. If you were noticed by a senior or strong cultivator, there was a 50% chance of you leaving a good impression, and there was also a 50% chance of you leaving a bad impression.

“You may not receive any benefits if you leave a good impression on them. However, there will definitely be potential risks if you leave a bad impression on them.

“Therefore, the best solution is to prevent them from noticing you. If you meet them, simply greet them and behave as you should.”

“Oh! Ling’e will remember this!”

“In addition, you also can not fly at a height that is too low. If you are flying too low, there is a high chance that you are flying past some buildings at the top of the mountain.

“Although the sect seems peaceful on the surface, there is still a lot of competition under it. Many people were worried about the weak rank. If you fly too low, you will most likely be their target.

“Therefore, after testing it for 100 years, I have concluded a suitable height to fly within the sect — 300 to 500 feet above our accommodation. It is highly unlikely that you will meet another disciple in the sect at this height, far fewer seniors or strong cultivators. ”

Lan Ling’e tried her best to instill most of the words her elder brother had said in her heart. While doing so, he could not help but raise his head and look at the distinct hallmarks of his elder brother.

‘Senior sister is indeed very handsome. He is also very wise.’

…

Although his elder brother reminded him endlessly as they moved, Lan Ling’e soon arrived at the main peak in the Eternal Du Sect.

That mountain peak was at the center of all the mountains in the sect. It was also the highest and straightest mountain. It looked similar to a sword that pointed at the sky and pierced through the clouds.

Hence, it was also known as Heaven Breaking Peak.

There was an immortal palace at the peak of Heaven-Breaking Peak. That was where the Sect Leader, the Elder, and the Peak Leader held their meeting. It was a region that usually prohibited flying. The disciples and others in the sect were forbidden to approach this place without permission. On the hillside of Heaven-Breaking Peak, there was a pavilion and palace built on the slope. Many people would enter and exit the place every day.

After hearing his elder brother's introduction, Ling’e learned that this was ‘office’ in the Eternal Du Sect where the matters within the sect were dealt with. The disciples from the various peaks would come here every month to receive their monthly allowances and report their cultivation progress every once in a while.

As Lan Ling’e was walking on the blue stone path, to her surprise, she discovered that she and her older brother seemed to be ‘not seen’. There were many fellow disciples in the sect, but no one noticed them.

Even if people's gazes swept over them, they would turn away endlessly.

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Li Changshou's voice sounded near Ling’e's ear. He was teaching her constantly. “Ling’e, you must remember this. Don't draw attention to yourself. Do your best to reduce your presence. This is the best method to avoid dealing with karma. I have modified the Dao technique to hide one's aura. I'll teach it to you once you start cultivating. ”

“Yes! Thank you, Senior Brother. ”

Li Changshou replied with smiling eyes, “No need to thank me. This is what I have to do as your older brother. ” He took Li Changshou to the sidewalk and entered a building that had a plaque that read ‘Bai Fan Hall’.

Inside the building, Lan Ling’e saw her elder brother take out two spiritual fish and chatted excitedly with the middle-aged Daoist in charge of the registration within the sect.

‘Senior sister seems very mature**..’