"Remember." Yun Ling replied, looking down.

"You should tell the master about your situation when you first arrived at the Xuan Yin Sect." Knowing that his disciple was evading, Sect Leader Wu Chen insisted on pushing him to face it.

"My parents passed away when I entered the Xuan Yin sect. It was my master who saved me, allowing me to survive until now. At that time, I was about the same age as my junior martial brother. Because of the death of my parents, I didn't want to interact with anyone. It was my master who took care of me and helped me struggle out of the pain." Twelve years have passed since then, and I am reluctant to mention it. However, when I do talk about it, both my tone and state of mind remain calm. Perhaps unconsciously, I have already let go."

There is a reason why the headmaster of Wu Chen Sect entrusted Yun Yang to Yun Lin's care. These two individuals have a similar background, but Yun Lin's situation is even worse than Yun Yang's. Yun Lin witnessed the death of his parents with his own eyes and remembers it vividly. It is likely that he still sees the gruesome image of his parents dying in his dreams even now.

No matter what kind of background this child has, as his senior disciple, Wu Chen, the head of the Sect of No Dust has witnessed his talent and hard work in cultivation. He is also very capable in managing the sect's affairs. Without him saying a word, the four elders in the sect have already accepted Yun Lin as the successor to the next sect leader.

But being the sect leader requires more than just this. With hundreds of disciples in the Xuan Yin Sect, he also needs to learn how to get along with them. With his current indifferent attitude towards anyone, who in the sect would respect him? As the sect leader, he needs to have authority, but it doesn't mean being cold-hearted.

Having Yun Lin take care of Yun Yang is to teach him how to get along with others. Taking care of children requires the most patience, and in just a few days, Master Wu Chen has already realized that his newly accepted disciple is not an easy person to deal with. By having Yun Lin look after him, it will help him further develop his patience.

"So, now you understand why I entrusted Yunyang to your care. The current Yunyang is just like you were back then, having lost his parents and needing someone to take care of him. You should also understand his current state of mind well enough to console him."

"Understood, Master," even though Yun Ling felt that Yun Yang didn't seem to be immersed in the pain of losing his parents, he still followed his master's instructions. He could ignore anyone else's words in this world, but he would never defy his master's will, for his life was given by his master.

Yunyang lay hungry on the bed, waiting for his second senior brother, Yunting, to bring him food. However, no matter how long he waited, Yunting never showed up. In the end, it was his eldest senior brother, who had been called away by their master, that he ended up waiting for.

Senior Brother, holding a tray in his hand, was carrying a bowl of white rice porridge and two plump and white buns on the tray.

As soon as Yunyang saw the food, his eyes lit up and he quickly rolled off the bed and hopped over to the table.

Senior brother took the initiative to give him something to eat, which is truly rare. It seems like he received a scolding from the master. However, he is not in the mood to gloat at the moment. Filling his stomach is the top priority.

As soon as Yun Lin placed the food on the table, Yun Yang reached out and grabbed a steamed bun from the plate, stuffing it into his mouth.

However, looking at the beautiful buns, they were not delicious. It was plain and tasteless, especially the vegetarian ones.

Yun Yang pouted and said, "Senior Brother, I want to eat meat."

"The Mystical Sound Sect is a place of spiritual cultivation, where we adhere to a vegetarian diet. If it doesn't suit your taste, you don't have to eat it," Yun Lin had already followed his master's instructions and brought the food to his junior brother. Whether he ate it or not was now up to him.

There's no way around it. Some food is better than none at all. Yun Yang didn't want to go hungry anymore, so he obediently finished all the food.