Raising My Children With My Personal Spatial Ability Chapter 3129: 3129: Stop Being So Sentimental Here

Respected Master Liao cast a cold gaze upon several of her disciples, her voice sharp.

Upon hearing her command, the few female disciples felt as though they were under the scrutiny of a poisonous viper, their scalps prickling, and could only offer their assent.

“Yes, Revered Master, please be assured, your disciples understand.”

What was there not to understand? Those individuals were being dispatched to their demise. The critical factor was that their cultivation levels had to be sufficiently advanced; otherwise, even if death was the objective, they wouldn't possess the requisite standing.

“Qingyu, make a journey to your Grandmaster and have her deliver the Heaven and Earth Treasures to me.”

“Understood, Revered Master, Qingyu shall depart immediately.”

Acknowledging the order, Qingyu inwardly felt a pang of bitterness. Her Grandmaster was notoriously stingy; obtaining those Heaven and Earth Treasures from her would feel like a life-or-death struggle.

She harbored no desire to defy her Grandmaster nor to risk her very existence for the sake of these children.

Yet, what other recourse did she have but to comply?

The other female disciples observed Qingyu with gazes full of commiseration, silently lamenting her fate for a few fleeting seconds, yet simultaneously feeling a sense of relief that their Revered Master had not summoned them, thus sparing them from calamity.

“The rest of you should not remain idle either. Continue your surveillance outside. Do you truly believe that being my disciples grants you license to be indolent and unproductive?”

Noticing the remaining disciples standing about without purpose, Respected Master Liao dismissed them with a wave.

They were a group lacking initiative; with so much activity unfolding beyond their confines, they would not stir into action unless directly commanded by her.

“Depart, all of you.”

“Your disciples take their leave.”

The female disciples dared not utter a single word, departing with downcast expressions and haste.

They were well aware that due to the demands of this current undertaking, their Revered Master’s temper was exceedingly volatile, presenting a situation they could neither provoke nor escape, thus compelling them to endure.

“Once we arrive at the Merciful Continent, will we not be liberated from all this vexation?” one of the female disciples inquired in a hushed tone.

“Undoubtedly.”

Another female disciple responded with firm conviction, assuring that upon reaching the Merciful Continent, they would no longer suffer such mistreatment.

Nevertheless, their Revered Master remained their instructor; experiencing her reprimands was commonplace, was it not? Which Sect Disciple had not undergone such trials? Even the disciples of the exceedingly benevolent Fifth Uncle were frequently subjected to scoldings.

“Our Revered Master treats us adequately; cease your dramatics and return to your duties.”

After exiting the chamber, they exchanged a few words amongst themselves before dispersing to attend to their respective responsibilities. As for the method of apprehending the young ones from the prominent clans, that was a decision left entirely to the Revered Master.

Naturally, Senior Sister Qingyu, possessing a multitude of perceptive ideas and holding favor with the Revered Master, could not be excluded from this significant task.

However, for the present moment, Senior Sister Qingyu first had to navigate the challenge of confronting the Grandmaster. Procuring anything from her would undoubtedly prove a considerable ordeal for Qingyu.

…

On the third day.

The Qing Family, owing to their robust defensive measures, successfully thwarted the Saintess Sect’s attempts to abduct their young disciples, though certain individuals sustained injuries.

However, other prominent clans met with less favorable outcomes. Lacking any defensive fortifications, they remained utterly unaware of the moment their young disciples vanished.

To exacerbate matters, some children who ventured out and subsequently returned were not their own but unfamiliar faces, plunging them into a state of panic as they scoured the streets of Yin City with desperate intensity.

But the individuals had already departed; there was no possibility of locating them. The disciples of the Saintess Sect had already withdrawn, accompanied by a grand procession.