Right now, all Lei Jun could do was hope that Elder Ke, still recovering from grave injuries, might finally turn the tide.
Objectively speaking, he wasn't as conspicuous as Lei Jun.
People who kept their eyes on Lei Jun might not necessarily focus on Ke Sicheng.
Meanwhile, the new Elder Zhang Jingzhen was assigned as the Edict Hall's resident elder.
What was called the Edict Hall—in terms Lei Jun recalled from his Blue Star days—was really the Scripture Repository.
Although the most essential texts, like True Formula of the Great Way Scripture and the Talisman Scripture, were kept separately, the Edict Hall's collection was still extensive.
Lei Jun found himself stopping by every few days to browse through the texts there.
Plenty of these tomes weren't Taoist Scriptures or methods, but historical records and stories from the sect's archives.
