Chapter 349: Sophia Makes Her Entrance
Rachel Fournier and Sophia were both extremely curious about the capital city, so the two of them pestered Yusuf Zuck to keep talking about everything that was there.
Perhaps because they were all young, the two girls had nothing to say to Everest Zuck, but they got along extremely well with Yusuf Zuck, and sometimes his jokes and playful remarks would make the two women burst into giggles.
All through the night, the three of them talked, with the girls asking questions and Yusuf Zuck answering them—about food, drinks, amusements, and everything else, making them long even more for the capital.
The next day, as dawn was just breaking, the sound of a gong rang out, calling everyone to assemble.
In the center of the mountaintop, a simple stage made of robust logs had been built, very sturdy, and sitting to the south of the stage were the three legendary Truth-Insight Grandmasters.
Truth-Insight, by its name, meant to perceive the true self, to return to purity and essence. The three Truth-Insight Grandmasters exuded great authority. Brad Carlson, in particular, did not need to be mentioned. One look at him, and you knew he was not to be trifled with; Yusuf Zuck knew from Carlson’s performance the day before that he was a man of decisive and deadly action.
"Next to Brad Carlson, sitting in the middle, is ’Raylan Meskill,’ the Sect Leader of the Liuhemen. Raylan Meskill has practiced Truth-Insight for many years. His skills are profound and transcendent. He is also the mightiest among the three Truth-Insight Grandmasters. His Liuhemen boxing is unbeatable!"
"That woman is Margaret Wilkinson, without sect or faction, her origins a mystery—at least to us. We have never seen her make a move!" Rachel Fournier introduced the three Truth-Insight Grandmasters, and when she got to Margaret Wilkinson, Yusuf Zuck was also taken aback because she looked so strikingly similar to Mia’s aunt Daisy Wilkinson from Hong Kong. There was also a resemblance to Mia!
Yusuf Zuck’s mind was in turmoil, remembering Mia’s words that her mother had ascended to immortality, seldom seen once in ten or eight years.
Could Margaret Wilkinson be Mia’s birth mother?