Zhou Xi looked at Yueyao and felt that she did not at all resemble a fifteen-year-old, but rather seemed like an elder who had endured many hardships.
A young servant came over and said, "Old Master, Elder Huang has arrived."
Mr. Yu Shan, accompanied by his three disciples, went out to welcome Elder Huang. Yueyao stole a glance at Elder Mr. Huang, whose reputation was only second to Mr. Yu Shan's.
Elder Mr. Huang was dressed in a treasure-blue robe embroidered with wan characters and wore a Scholar's Crown, looking every bit the part of a senior household elder. Walking down the street, no one would suspect that he was the famous Mr. Huang.
Elder Huang had heard of Yueyao years ago, but this was his first time seeing her. Elder Huang regarded Yueyao as if examining a famous painting, observing very intently, so much so that Yueyao felt somewhat embarrassed.
Mr. Yu Shan said with a smile, "Don't scare Zichang."
