Skylerughed and got up to pledge his loyalty as well. He had been a lone ranger in the first ce with nothing to lose and hadplete respect for Wilbur ever since meeting him.


    n was thest to stand.


    He was not fit to be a cultivator and did not know why the Owens n had picked a mortal like him to take on the role of n leader.


    n bowed to Wilbur. "Master, the Owens n has disrespected you greatly before, but you forgave us so generously and never punished the rest of the n members. I''m not a cultivator, but I''m more than willing to becyour disciple and pledge the loyalty of the Owens n to you."  Wilbur nodded, andn made his derations as well.


    After he was done, Wilbur officially had six disciples: Matt, Gerard,n, Gertridge, Skyler, and Chester.


    Their respective skills were on vastly differing levels, and there was even a mortal with no powers at all, but they were all definitely forces to be reckoned with.


    As for Faron, Elsa, and Faye, Wilbur was not going to get his friends or romantic partners to bechis disciples.


    Ryder had a different identity altogether.


    Eileen was a guest at most as well, or an ally staying there temporarily who Wilbur was fighting alongside against the Church of Bloodism.


    Wilbur then said, "Well, since you''ve made your choice, I''ll get straight to the point. You all know about the rules I''ve set. No illegal businesses and no rampant killings unless your safety ispromised."  Wilbur had set those rules because many illegal corporations in the world eventually ended upmitting mass killing sprees.


    The people in power fought among themselves all the tfor money or pride, resulting in countless casualties in their wake.


    Wilbur had too much blood on his hands and too many encounters with life and death to know he never wanted to see another massacre and thus established the rules.


    Everyone got up to bow, expressing their loyalty and that they would stand fiercely by these rules.


    Wilbur waved a hand. "That''s all, then. You can go back to whatever you were doing, and you''re welchere anytime."  He then said to Chester, "Find yourself a ce to live here. I''m sure you can sense how different this ce is. Congrattions on making the right choice."  He got up and left after that.


    Chester had already been stunned from the moment he had set foot on Seke Ind and sensed the dense spiritual air around him.


    This was practically a perfect ce for cultivators to practice and sharpen their craft.


    It was definitely true that every choice you made in life was important.


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    Following that, Wilbur''s new disciples chatted among themselves, mostly about how much they respected him.


    Wilbur returned to his room, and Faye walked in at once.


    She huffed at the sight of him,ining, "You''ve really been out and about these days, haven''t you? | can''t even remember when |st saw you."  "Well, you''re seeingnow, aren''t you?" Wilbur flushed awkwardly.


    Faye sat down next to him, leaning her head onto his shoulder. "What about that dinner you were going to takeout to?"  Just as Wilbur was about to respond, his phone rang.


    "Hello, Shelby? What''s up?"  "Wilbur, I think I''ve run into strouble. Do you think you could make a trip to Royal Karaoke?"  "I''ll be right there. Wait for me." Wilbur hung up the call and looked guiltily at Faye.