In the following days, Mo Hua began acting as the "Gentleman" for these children from the Barbarian Tribes, teaching them some script, the principles of life, basic knowledge of Tao Cultivation, and the fundamentals of Formation.
Mo Hua's identity in the Great Wilderness gained another layer.
Eight days later, Elder Jiao Hu sought out Mo Hua.
In the spacious tent, Mo Hua was teaching a group of children Tao Cultivation.
Elder Jiao Hu bowed his head in salute, glanced sideways secretly, and saw that the children of the Black Horn Tribe were neither "eaten" by Mo Hua, "killed," nor sacrificed as "offerings."
On the contrary, individually, they wore clean clothes and sat quietly in the tent listening to the lecture, and respectfully called Mo Hua "Gentleman," feeling both moved and sighing wistfully.
Mo Hua, seeing Elder Jiao Hu, said to the group of children:
"What I just taught you, review it yourselves."
"Yes, Gentleman." The group of children nodded.
