Life After Prison

“Do you happen to know if your uncle’s sect is considered a lower–class, middle–class, or upper- class sect?” Gracie expressed her curiosity. She pondered for a moment and could not resist

asking.

Severin had a bitter smile as he shook his head. “I don’t have the answer to that, unfortunately.

After all, I’ve met my uncle–master only once in the past. I believe the question of whether his

Skyblue Sect is considered a lower–class, middle–class, or upper–class first–tier sect will be

answered soon enough when we arrive.”

Gracie shrugged her shoulders and said with a smile. “In that case, I’m very much looking forward

to it. There’s less than a month to go before we finally enter a secluded sect. Before long, she

frowned again and asked, “Your uncle said that you’d be rewarded for being us there. I’m curious

nature of that reward. Another question on my mind is whether or not we can join the

have no clue about the criteria used by first–tier secluded sects in

our attainment levels aren’t

shared similar concerns to Gracie, but after some contemplating,

to be a big issue to me. Even if they’re a prominent sect,

level nine warrior king

our supreme leader’s uncle–master

warrior king so we could meet their recruitment standards and

into the sect.”

a pause, Shirleen grinned and added, “For me, the prospect of

an incredible opportunity.”

heard them express those thoughts. “I’m hoping it is something that will help

be what I’m

should continue honing your alchemy skills then. You’ll be able to raise your attainment if you can make a breakthrough to a fourth–grade medium–rank alchemist. For

you with admiration!”

“It goes without saying that