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In the scene, Gu Ping surprisingly did not fall to his death. Instead, he stood steadily in a massive bird's nest. Inside the nest, a giant bird, about five or six meters tall, looked at Gu Ping with alertness, as if it were staring at something extremely dangerous.
The Giant Spirit Eagle was not much different from being dead; it was just as if it had been stuffed. Duan Siyu's mouth twitched in disbelief, but at that moment, he was completely taken aback.
Gu Ping slowly approached the Giant Spirit Eagle. The enormous Azure Hawk seemed to be afraid of Gu Ping and shifted its feet backward. They probably had no idea that the Pure Fox's Fox Might had frightened the giant eagle.
"Yoyo, tone it down a bit; I've scared it," Gu Ping said to Yoyo in his arms.
As Yoyo's Fox Might weakened, the Giant Spirit Eagle began to widen its eyes and stopped retreating. Instead, it stared at Gu Ping, seemingly trying to negotiate with him.
What a creature! Gu Ping sighed and leaped forward, tightly grasping the feathers of the Giant Spirit Eagle as he landed on its back.
Caw!
The Giant Spirit Eagle wanted to struggle; with a flap of its wings, it took off into the sky with Gu Ping, leaving the onlookers pale with fear.
"Yoyo," Gu Ping said again.
A tremendous surge of Fox Might emanated from the back of the Giant Spirit Eagle, causing it to freeze in place, too scared to even move its wings as it plummeted toward the ground.
Gu Ping then retracted his Fox Might. Without sensing any power from him, the Giant Spirit Eagle spread its wings again. After some effort, it finally obeyed. Gu Ping began riding the Giant Spirit Eagle as they soared toward Zhu Ping Peak.
Huff.
Many people let out a long sigh. That guy actually managed to tame the Giant Spirit Eagle. No wonder he had been missing for so long; he truly was bold and skilled.
That guy had made them worry for him, and now they were eager to see how he would teach him a lesson when he arrived. Zhang Chenyu said fiercely.
With such a mode of transportation, it wouldn't be long before he surpassed everyone to reach the summit of Zhu Ping Peak. Wu Qing also revealed a smile at this moment.
Everyone knew that barring any accidents, the person riding on the Azure Hawk would likely take first place. After all, no one could fly like Tian Zai, and without the interference of those ferocious beasts on the ground, he could fly directly to the peak of Zhu Ping Peak.
The scene slowly faded away, and Jie Donglai looked at the remaining participants, wondering who might reach the summit first. Everyone thought, could Gu Ping really fly straight to the peak?
Look! Someone has been eliminated.
Who is it?
Gan Yinglong.
As soon as those three words were spoken, there was an immediate silence. While everyone knew that Gan Yinglong alone couldn't possibly be blamed for Wei Dedao's misstep, it was still too shocking to see him eliminated by such a minor character.
If Wei Dedao were to learn of their thoughts, he would likely scoff in disdain, too lazy to even retort. For someone like him, with the temperament of a Nine Nether Person, it didn't matter how things unfolded; as long as there was a result, that was enough.
But in the No Lu Kingdom, known for its etiquette in the Dust Realm, everything revolved around propriety. The principles of righteousness, wisdom, and trust were placed at the forefront; this was the very foundation upon which No Lu Kingdom was established.
The Sage of Books once said that the essence of propriety lies in the words spoken; it can either cultivate goodness in people's hearts or lead them astray. With propriety, one will act virtuously, while without it, one may commit evil deeds. Thus, the concept of propriety holds immense significance in the Lu State. Without adhering to propriety, one would find it difficult to make any progress in the Lu State; no one would want to associate with someone who disregards it, nor would they offer any unnecessary assistance.
I was taken aback by this realization. I couldn't deny his words. Wei Dedao and Gan Yinglong brushed past each other, and Wei Dedao's voice echoed in Gan Yinglong's ears.
"Trust me, I won't make the list."
Upon hearing Gan Yinglong's words, Wei Dedao halted, turning to watch Gan Yinglong depart. Although he didn't understand why Gan Yinglong was so certain he wouldn't succeed, he felt he should be more cautious. One must never underestimate the Easterners; there might always be one or two Coco who are stronger than oneself, and he had no idea where they might be hiding.
Wei Dedao resumed his journey up the mountain. Though he had been briefly delayed by Gan Yinglong, he wasn't anxious; he would ensure that everyone ahead of him would be eliminated one by one.
The scene shifted again to four groups: one led by Dao Tuo, who had made it safely to a quarter of Zhu Ping Peak without encountering any danger. The second and third groups had just regrouped after shaking off a pack of wild dogs, leaving them with fewer than sixty members. Following them was the fourth group led by Wei Dedao; although they were far behind, the ten or so members had not given up.
The initial scene returned to Gu Ping. Just when everyone thought he had reached the summit of Zhu Ping Peak, he directed Azure Hawk to land on a narrow path halfway up the mountain. The path was so narrow that only two people could pass at a time.
Gu Ping stood on the path and patted Azure Hawk's wings before waving his leg. After all, even wild beasts could understand some body language. The Giant Spirit Eagle recognized that Gu Ping was allowing it to leave and nodded repeatedly before soaring away.
Meanwhile, Gu Ping stood in the middle of the path under everyone's watchful eyes. This narrow passage was a crucial point on the mountain; anyone wishing to pass through would have to confront Gu Ping. He was determined to end Wei Dedao's journey right there on that path, unaware that someone awaited him ahead.
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