"I just figured this out recently," Gan Ning assumed a dignified and righteous demeanor befitting a great virtuous monk, yet there was still a sense of a monkey wearing a crown.
"What is the significance of such cultivation methods?" Meng Kangbu inquired.
Gan Ning remained expressionless. Could he say that he kept silent only because he couldn't speak Kushan language?
However, Gan Ning was quick-witted and put on a sorrowful expression, saying, "One says 'Disaster comes from the mouth,' but I keep silent to avoid disaster. Likewise, being silent allows more contemplation, avoiding blurting out grievances in a moment of anger."
Gan Ning's words left Meng Kangbu momentarily stunned. But recalling his own experience, he—a talented and extraordinary Inner Qi Manifestation—clashed with the Cecil Family precisely because he had spoken without thinking, casually mocking them.
"The Master's words make sense," Meng Kangbu, feeling empathy, bowed to Gan Ning.
