Old Madam Chu, named Xiao Lanying, despite her age, stood straight and walked with long, brisk steps.
Ji Yang naturally could not underestimate this elderly lady. When he expanded his Divine Sense and looked into her body, he indeed noticed a flow of breath different from that of True Yuan.
This breath was not True Yuan but a lower quality one.
Ji Yang estimated that this was the presence of Inner Qi.
A true cultivator’s household!
After discovering this, Ji Yang grew even more curious.
Old Madam Chu looked at Ji Yang and suddenly asked, "Have you cultivated too?"
This lady was not ordinary, Ji Yang thought. No wonder the Chu Family could still hold things together even after the old master passed away.
"Yes." Ji Yang also wanted to glean some information from her, hence he didn’t hide anything.
Walking over, he sat down under the grape arbor; Old Madam Chu poured herself a cup of tea and said to Ji Yang, "Pour your own tea."
However, Chu Shuyuan had already begun to pour tea for Ji Yang.
Glancing at Chu Shuyuan, Old Madam Chu smiled and said, "My granddaughter isn’t usually so enthusiastic toward others, nor have I ever seen her offer tea to anyone."
Chu Shuyuan’s cheeks flushed, yet she remained silent.
After pouring the tea, Chu Shuyuan also sat down and said, "Ji Yang is going to help treat someone from the Mo Family."
Old Madam Chu looked at Ji Yang and said, "The illness that the Xiao Family’s people have is not ordinary; normal people can’t cure it."
It seemed Old Madam Chu was aware of certain things. Ji Yang asked, "What’s the issue?"
Old Madam Chu directly gave the answer in a single word.
Chu Shuyuan immediately became curious and asked, "Grandmother, how can it be poison? The doctors have examined and didn’t mention poison."
"Those doctors what can they detect? It is an ancient poison, not something modern medical equipment can detect."
Continuing, she looked at Ji Yang and said, "I do not oppose the matter between you and Yuan. Since you both like each other, it’s fine with me. However, you both must be very careful in your actions. If you can cure it, do so, but don’t overdo it if you can’t."
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Seeing Ji Yang’s respectful attitude, Old Madam Chu smiled and said, "Since you are a cultivator and have managed to make a name for yourself in Myanmar, it means you have your own methods. I won’t pry into what exactly your methods are, but now that you’ve agreed to help treat someone, you need to be informed."
This Old Madam Chu seemed to be treating him like her own!
"I understand, let’s see how it goes first," Ji Yang was not worried about not being able to cure the poison; with the help of True Yuan, he was confident in curing the illness.
"A lot of things are unknown to the current generation. Take cultivation, for example, the usual martial arts are just for show, a deception for those who are ignorant. A real cultivator is a different matter altogether."
Ji Yang nodded slightly.
Old Madam Chu continued, "It’s the same with poison. Ordinary poisons are easily detectable, but some poisons, even with the most advanced technology in the world, can’t be detected. This is the situation with the people from the Mo Family."
"Actually, I have seen the patients myself and recognized it at a glance. Those capable of employing such poison are not ordinary, given that they can infuse it signifies their substantial influence. The Mo Family doesn’t have a deep relationship with us, and there’s no need to offend people without good reason."
Hearing this, Ji Yang realized that he seemed to have been caught up in some strife.