Return of the Mount Hua Sect Novel Translation

Chapter 1934. Anyone Else Have Something to Say? (4) Un Am extended a hand respectfully and saluted everyone with a fist-and-palm greeting. “I am Un Am, currently serving as the Sect Leader of Mount Hua.” The sect leaders gathered there looked at him with solemn eyes. How many people would know the taoist name Un Am? Compared to those whose fame had shaken the world since their youth, the name Un Am was little different from anonymity. It was not a name that could dare compare itself to those seated here. And yet, not a single one among them dared look down on him. One might choose not to respect the man named Un Am. But no one would dare belittle the Sect Leader of Mount Hua. For Mount Hua’s standing in the current jianghu was just that immense. “To all of you who have come from afar despite this sudden request, I offer my deepest thanks.” After bowing deeply, Un Am continued. There was a composure in his calm and measured tone that was no different from his usual self...

Chapter 1933. Anyone Else Have Something to Say? (3) “Quite a spectacle.” “It really is.” The Five Swords let out admiring exclamations as they looked at the seats arranged around the central training ground. In truth, it was difficult to call the sight itself particularly grand. It was merely a large training ground with several hundred chairs arranged around it. Of course, the number of chairs prepared had far exceeded the original estimate, reaching no less than seven hundred. Even so, that alone was not enough to call it remarkable. But once one considered the identities of those who would be sitting there, the matter became very different. “To think the sect leaders of the world’s sects would gather together in one place like this.” “Right? It’s a shame that the great major sects couldn’t participate, but that’s not really what makes this gathering important, is it?” “They weren’t exactly in a position to come, so it couldn’t be helped.” “That’s true.” Tang Sos...

Chapter 1932. Anyone Else Have Something to Say? (2) Hyeok Sawol swallowed dryly. ‘How did things end up like this...?’ He saw familiar faces. The first thing that was immediately apparent was that everyone gathered here was quite elderly. Since this was a gathering of the leaders of various sects, it was only natural that they would be older. Yet even among them, those present here were clearly belonged to a generation even older than the rest. As such, they seemed to know each other to some extent. In other words, the old gingers of the Jianghu—those with connections reaching far and wide in every region—had gathered here. [Old ginger. Neulgeun saenggang . 늙은 생강. From the proverb “old ginger is spicier”. A Korean expression referring to experienced elders whose age has sharpened rather than dulled their capabilities.] Given that, there should have been no shortage of things to discuss. Yet those assembled merely gauged one another’s reactions and hesitated to speak firs...