Chapter 2857
The First Heir
The grandmaster lay back on the reclining chair and said with a smile, âHeâs just a rogue individual
whom everyone in Mystic City is after.â
Someone whom everyone in Mystic City was after? Why would Philip need his help, then?
However, since Grandpa said so, Philip accepted it.
After chatting for a while, the grandmaster seemed tired, so Philip got ready to leave. Before he left,
Philip stood at the door and looked at the sleeping old man, feeling very uncomfortable. He did not
know how long it would take before he could see his grandfather again. With that thought in mind,
Philip knelt at the door and bowed three times to the grandmaster before he got up and left.
After Philip left, the old man lying on the reclining chair suddenly woke up and shouted, âA mountain
and sea full of corpses! My Little Phil!â
After that, with a face full of forlorn, he stared at the door blankly and muttered, âMy Little Phil, when will
you come back and see me? I donât have much time left.â
Philip left the Larson family and returned to the hotel.
Cynthia looked quite depressed at this moment and could not cheer up even at the sight of Philip. That
was because she knew that Philip would be leaving tomorrow.
Philip smiled and asked, âWhatâs up? You seem to be in low spirits.â
Cynthia forced a smile and said, âItâs nothing. I just donât want you to leave.â
Cynthia had become much bolder.
Philip was startled, scratched his head, and said, âIâll be back.â
After saying that, he looked at Fennel who just walked in and asked, âHow are the preparations?â
Fennel replied, âItâs almost done. We can set off for Mystic City in the northwest tomorrow.â
Philip nodded and came to Reedâs recovery room. Seeing Reed working in a battle robe, he smiled and
said, âTeacher, are you busy?â
Reed raised his head, gave a few instructions to the guard in front of him, and said, âWhy are you
here?â
Philip smiled and said, âIâm here to see you.â
Reed coughed and said, âAre you ready to leave?â
Philip nodded and said, âWeâll be leaving tomorrow.â
Reed nodded and said, âOkay, Mystic City in the northwest is not a simple place. Be careful in
everything you do, donât act too impulsively, and donât mess with others easily. Even the Imperial
Preceptor has to watch his every move there.â
Philip looked solemn and asked, âWhat kind of place is this Mystic City? Even the Imperial Preceptor
has to be wary.â
Reed sighed, smoked a cigarette that smelled quite choking, and said, âDo you know the legend of
Hanger Pass?â
Philip was taken aback, but he said with a nod, âYes, itâs said that a sage exited Hanger Pass and
caused a purple mist that spread over 3,000 miles. Whatâs the connection between this legend and
Mystic City?â
Reed replied, âThat isnât just a legend. The sage has received verification. He once left his seal and
famous words on the stargate of Cochly Mountain.â
âWhat?!â Philip was shocked!
That sage actually left his mark and words on the stargate of Cochly Mountain? How was this possible?
This simply overturned Philipâs worldview. However, thinking of the current situation, it seemed that
everything was possible.
Reed nodded and said, âAccording to various investigations and findings, as well as your fatherâs
speculation, when the sage left Hanger Pass and headed west back then, he had likely reached the
pseudo realm of the other shore. As for his arrival in Cochly Mountain and after seeing the stargate, no
one knows what realm heâs reached or what happened.â
Hearing this, Philip felt surreal. The ancient sage was a mighty presence.
âSo whatâs the connection between Hanger Pass and Mystic City?â Philip asked.
Reed said, âThe Northwest Mystic City is an alias for Hanger Pass.â
âWhat?â Philip was stunned.
This Northwest Mystic City was actually the Hanger Pass of the past.
âBut Hanger Pass is displayed on the map while Mystic City isnât it,â Philip said.
Reed nodded and said, âThatâs right. Mystic City isnât displayed on the map because the Hanger Pass
displayed on the map is the Mini Hanger Pass, while the real Hanger Pass is Mystic City in the
northwest.â