In general, even if a highly skilled cultivator were to show up here, it would be nearly impossible to discover that Charlie Wade is also a cultivator, as long as there is no deliberate investigation into everyone.


    However, this isn’t entirely foolproof. It’s akin to a stealthy submarine; while passive sonar may not detect it, turning on active sonar could reveal its presence.


    Yet, there’s a significant issue at y. Active sonar, while effective, is a double-edged sword. Much like a shlight in the dark, it makes it easier to locate others, but using it also exposes the user’s location. This realization makes both military personnel and cultivators wary of actively searching for their own kind.


    They fear drawing attention from hidden masters, so they avoid taking unnecessary risks and refrain from unleashing their spiritual energy to probe those around them.


    Moreover, Sara, at this point, must exercise extreme caution. Not only is she unlikely to employ active sonar, but she may also opt forplete silence, simr to Charlie Wade, to ensure her safety.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    At this moment, Charlie Wade perceived someone rapidly approaching, not through aura, but via his sharp instincts.


    Simultaneously, Sara, ascending the mountain swiftly, realized that by early morning, over a dozen people had already gathered on Turtle Back Mountain.


    However, she didn’t find this surprising. Having encountered many camping enthusiasts along her journey, she understood that outdoor activities were quite popr among young people, so she dismissed it as insignificant.


    As she climbed Turtle Back Mountain and spotted several tents along with a crowd of young people nearby, her brows instinctively furrowed.<fnc5bf> Find the newest release on Find1Novel</fnc5bf>


    These individuals were all gazing toward the sunrise, eagerly awaiting its arrival.


    Sara didn’t suspect any ill intentions; instead, she felt disappointed and frustrated because they were too close to her senior brother Aasif’s grave.


    This visit was meant for her to reminisce about Aasif and share some heartfelt words with him.


    However, the proximity of these campers was concerning; they were only two or three hundred meters from Aasif’s Clothes Tomb. Entering directly might risk drawing their attention, making it difficult for her to speak privately with her senior brother.


    At that moment, Charlie Wade noticed a young woman in the distance from the corner of his eye.


    With his exceptional eyesight, Charlie Wade could clearly see her features.


    It’s worth noting that despite Sara being four hundred years old, she still exudes beauty and charm that rivals that of Lin Wan’er (ni).


    Sara’s expression was cold, her eyes fierce, and her aura incredibly strong; she clearly wasn’t someone to be taken lightly.


    As if sensing someone observing her, Sara instinctively feltpelled to look back.


    Lin Wan’er (ni) spotted Sara but before she could clearly make out her face, her heart raced. She recognized the woman in the distance as Sara, the person she had been evading for over three hundred years.


    In that moment, Lin Wan’er (ni) felt her heartbeat falter, and her palms grew sweaty from a mix of anger and anxiety.


    Noticing her paleplexion and evident nerves, Charlie Wade quickly wrapped his arms around her, expressing concern: “I told you not to stay upte. You never listen. And you drank a lot, didn’t you? It must be tough to stay awake now.”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) realized that Charlie Wade had picked up on her unease. While she was grateful for his support, she also felt nervous and shy from his embrace.


    Sheposed herself and softly replied, “I stayed up all night to watch the sunrise with you… We’ve never shared a sunrise since being together.” Charlie Wade noticed her calming down and felt relieved. Sensing that Sara might be watching them, he intentionally nced in her direction and lowered his voice, saying to Lin Wan’er (ni), “Look, dear, there are people climbing Turtle Back Mountain so early!”


    Lin Wan’er (ni) feigned curiosity as she looked, then remarked, “And it seems she’s alone. Did she really climb so early to catch the sunrise? Isn’t it a bit early for that?”


    Charlie Wade casually replied, “Who knows? She might be like us, just looking for a ce to rest halfway up the mountain.” He continued, “But it is a bit odd; Guibei Mountain isn’t even the tallest in the area. Whye here for the sunrise? And being alone is even stranger…”


    Sara overheard every word exchanged between Charlie Wade and Lin Wan’er (ni).


    Their conversation raised no suspicions in her; instead, after Charlie Wade voiced his doubts, it subtly shifted her perspective. She began to realize that her early morning presence here alone might appear odd to others.


    Consequently, Sara’s focus shifted from uncovering anomalies to concealing her own. She hesitated, pondering: “If I go to pay my respects at senior brother’s tomb now, will these people notice something unusual?”