The younger brother, Mu-wol, spoke with concern.
"I know that the Lord does not worry about the arrival of small-minded people, but you are a very important figure in this realm. Please take more care of yourself..."
"Mu-wol," Mu-hwa raised her hand to stop him.
"What the Lord does is to save people. If one becomes overly cautious, how can they fulfill their duties as a healer?"
"But..."
Mu-wol's brow slightly furrowed.
He was worried, but there was nothing he could do.
It was the fate of a healer to save people, and to avoid them would mean refusing to treat them.
Jin Cheon-hee chuckled softly.
"That's why I trained rigorously in martial arts. This little guy is here too."
Kang! - Trust me, human.
My nose is faster than my eyes.
At Jin Cheon-hee's feet, Hwang-gu made his presence known.
"I've heard about Lord Hwang-gu. He's a famous spirit beast from the Open Sea. He has grown much larger than what I was informed."
"He eats medicinal herbs and grows, and he eats the flesh of other spirit beasts and grows even more. He's growing rapidly."
The ecology of spirit beasts was not widely known even in the martial world.
Since spirit beasts were not classified biologically like mammals or fish, but rather defined by their use of qi and the presence of inner cores, it was even more obscure.