Secular Immortal of the Nine Realms Chapter 134: A Deal

“Big Brother Tie, this is my junior!” Abbess Clearlotus was excited. She turned to the little nun, who looked to be around thirteen years old, and said, “Junior, has our master emerged from her seclusion yet?”

The little nun eyed Tie Ma doubtfully as she replied, “Senior Clearlotus, our master just came out of her seclusion yesterday. Didn’t you head into the secular world for your training? You’re supposed to return around a decade later…”

“Something happened. I came back to request help from our master. Let’s catch up later.” Abbess Clearlotus gestured to Tie Ma as she made her way into the Moon Monastery.

However, the little nun stepped forward to stop them. “Abbess Clearlotus, men aren’t allowed in our Moon Monastery. This is against the rules.”

“This is Big Brother Tie. He was the one who escorted me back. You won’t get it even if I explain it to you. Master will understand once I meet her,” Abbess Clearlotus anxiously said.

The little nun hesitated, but she eventually allowed the two of them into the Moon Monastery.

The Moon Monastery didn’t have many disciples. They did encounter a few nuns along the way, and their eyes would widen in surprise when they saw the two of them.

“Abbess Clearlotus, it doesn’t look like your Moon Monastery has many disciples,” Tie Ma said.

“There are few cultivator sects in the world that have many disciples. There are only this many resources in the world, and it takes a huge amount of resources to nurture one cultivator.”

A person suddenly appeared in front of the two of them. It was a tall and slender woman who looked to be in her thirties, and she was gorgeous. She assessed Tie Ma while answering his question.

“You are?” Tie Ma was taken aback. He didn’t notice her appearance at all!

Abbess Clearlotus was overjoyed. “Master!”

Tie Ma widened his eyes in realization.

“I am Moonchaser from the Moon Monastery,” the woman calmly replied.

“Abbess Moonchaser, it’s an honor to meet you in person…” Tie Ma clasped his fist and bowed.

“A mere mortal wouldn’t have heard of

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