Reincarnation Of The Strongest Spirit Master

Peter knew that wasn't going to happen. And so, he felt how tight the spot William threw them at without even taking their opinion on this matter.

"What are you talking about?" William frowned, didn't get what was going on inside Peter's mind, "these are common techniques I accidentally learnt. You all should be aware of these techniques, right?"

"Well…" Berry was still seeing the same old William who pulled a miracle back at her clan before in front of her eyes right now, "we know the first three you mentioned, but not the other three you taught us just now."

"Aren't these your family's techniques?" Lang also felt the same as Peter, and so he felt doubtful about William's reaction.

"They are my version of these three common techniques," William started to feel something was amiss here, and these kids got something wrong from what he said, "I just happened to learn a better version from my master. And so, I wanted to teach them to you."

"But…"

"My master gave me permission to teach these techniques to anyone I want," William interrupted Peter's words, realising what they got wrong in their heads, "just memorise them and go back and try them out. In two days, I'll run a test and see if you can truly perform them or not."

"This…" Peter was still feeling confused about William's actions and words. However, his friend, Lang, interfered, grabbed his friend by the arm as he said:

"Thanks brother William. We will go back and train on them. Next time we meet, we'll show you something interesting."

"Good luck," William watched Lang dragging the stupefied Peter from all this, and Berry who gave him conflicted looks, before sighing as they left his place.

"They won't get how truly strong these new versions are until they'll try them out first," William muttered to himself, before he noticed two silhouettes, one long and the other was much shorter, coming through the door after a few minutes.

"Where did big sister Berry go?" Tina jumped in and looked around, feeling a bit confused. At the same time, Lina stepped in, with a smile on her face that soon vanished.

"They left this soon?" but when she found the place void except for William, she frowned, "I went to bring food for all of us. Did we take this long?

"They got something to do for me," William realised what happened. It seemed when Berry brought Peter and Lang here, Lina knew there wasn't enough food for all of them.

So, she took her little sister, went to the market, and brought food for all of them.

"Oh…"

"Come on, let's eat together," William didn't speak any further about this, "after that, I'll go out and may stay all night outside."

"Going to the forest?" Tina jumped again, forgetting about her sadness from not seeing Berry when she came back, "can I come? Can you take me with you?"

William silently watched her for a few moments, then moved his eyes between her and Lina. "I'm going to do something in the academy, something quite boring," he paused, while in his mind, he thought about the decision he once took to help these two sisters.

"This…" Tina showed a sad expression on her face.

"Don't worry, when I come back, I'll teach you something funny," William patted on her head, while Lina gave him a weird look from behind her mask.

"Let's eat for now," he didn't explain what he meant, and kept his plans for them to himself.

Tina was lively like always. She kept speaking about many and unrelated things, things she experienced in the academy, things that happened in the house, and even things from her past life in the Golden Sky academy.

Lina kept her silence like William, as she kept thinking about what William promised just now.

If anyone else said such words, then she'd not take them seriously at all. Yet it was William, the kid who turned her and her sister's lives upside down.

She knew he never joked about anything. And that made her think about what he might do to the two of them.

After eating, William decided to leave immediately. "I don't know how long I'm going to stay there, so better to move there early," he muttered to himself, hoping to find the old man again where he left him.

Things at daytime weren't that much different than at nighttime. He met less people the more he got closer to the library, even to the extent of not meeting anyone at all for ten minutes when he was just near the library.

"What's going on here?" Just when he got closer, he noticed something different out there. The library that he imagined to be abandoned and empty was filled with many spirit masters coming in.

"Old man, what is happening today?" William could feel something was wrong in this place. Yet with all such mess, William found the old elder sitting at the same spot, guarding the entrance to the library, just like he met him last night.

"Oh, it's William kiddo," the elder recognised William, "I never thought you'd come this soon."

When the elder saw William, his frowned face eased up, and ended to show a smile on his face.

He looked a bit tired in William's eyes, like someone who got stuck in something he never liked.

"I wanted to follow your advice," William already found the perfect excuse for what he came here for, "I want to check on many fighting techniques."

"That's my boy, you shouldn't waste your life learning such useless stuff."

William swallowed what he wanted to say to retort such wrong words. First, he knew it was a lost case to try and convince this old man, and second, he came here to really learn these techniques.

"Come, come, I don't know what went wrong in that old man's head today," as the elder got overjoyed with William's decision, he jumped off his seat, and started to lead William inside.