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Walking behind Yoyo, the senior sister suddenly pulled Gu Ping and Yi Dong, waiting for Yi Dong.
Gu Ping patted Yoyo's back, signaling her to stop Dong Lai. "What's wrong? We need to save someone urgently."
I was afraid he would lie to them, tricking them into the Spirit Beast Clan's territory, leading them into a trap. Could they really come from the Cliff? How could my junior brothers and sisters be faster than those two? What that Gorilla said must have been false.
True or false, it seemed like an obvious question, but what if it were true? Many times, their actions felt like gambling, betting on a possibility. That Gorilla must have known the two were anxious, which is why he said that. Even if there was just a glimmer of hope, neither of them would give up; they would definitely head in the direction indicated, confirming what they said was true.
What if it was true? What if it was false? Could I just walk away?
Gu Ping spoke calmly. He didn't even know when it started, but it seemed he had stopped getting angry. Anger never solved problems; what he needed was to find a way to resolve issues and get through difficulties. That was enough for him; he wouldn't entertain any excess emotions.
But we couldn't just rush to our deaths. The senior sister thought that charging in recklessly would be tantamount to suicide. Even if people were truly captured, rushing over now wouldn’t help; it would only put themselves in danger.
"Let’s move first and think of a way back later." After saying this, Gu Ping patted Yoyo and Yi Dong again, urging Yoyo to proceed.
How strong is the Spirit Tribe?
Strong—stronger than both the Fox Clan and the Wolf Clan combined. The Bu Luo and Demon Spirit were loose; the real main force came from the Shaya Spirit clan, along with the Phantom Storm Spirit and Cloud Mountain Spirit. Those truly belonged to the Spirit Beast Clan. Broadly speaking, the four-legged beasts of the Fox Clan and Wolf Clan also fell under Demon Spirit. The Bu Luo were human-like figures; in reality, what they needed was Coco from the Shaya Spirit clan—the lost Coco was the prince of the Shaya Spirit clan.
After talking for so long, I still hadn’t given him a clear concept. The senior sister pouted; at this moment, she walked behind Gu Ping, who couldn’t see her expression.
It should be similar to the academy, right? Gu Ping's voice remained as calm as ever, but the information conveyed gave a suffocating feeling.
The academy could have a history spanning over a hundred thousand years. A Mahayana Practitioner can only stay in the World of Mortals for a maximum of eighty thousand years, which is enough time for three generations of Mahayana Practitioners to transition from the World of Mortals to the heavenly realm.
Only those as powerful as the academy could claim at least three generations of Mahayana Practitioners. Although each generation might consist of only one or two, that level of cultivation cannot be measured by mere numbers. I remember someone once said that among great practitioners, there are no weaklings.
Time allows individuals to master various skills. Even if one starts with nothing, through the long passage of time and a willingness to learn, they can reach the pinnacle in some aspect. Therefore, one should not underestimate any Mahayana Practitioner; even a single one is enough to step onto the apex of the pyramid, representing the utmost power in the World of Mortals.
The Great Jin is strong, and so is the Great Jin Yang Family, primarily because they have Mahayana Practitioners guarding them. This is why the Great Jin can send troops against them without fear of being attacked in return. The deterrent power of a Mahayana Practitioner is such that no one dares to provoke their strength lightly.
Should we let them go? The senior sister considered Yi Dong; going there might not yield any benefits, risking two lives instead.
"I'm scared," Gu Ping shouted, startling the birds resting on nearby trees.
"I don't deny it." Yes, he was scared, but there was no need to show it. The senior sister jumped off Yoyo's back and landed on the grass beside them.
What does it mean to have no need? He felt there was a need. Yoyo stopped in his tracks as Gu Ping turned around to look at the senior sister. He took out the Red Jade Lotus that she had given him earlier and tossed it back. Xiazhi was wrong; one cannot simply live for the sake of living; sometimes, one needs to find an excuse for existence.
But now, if they sought it out, they would be courting death instead.
Xiazhi once said that sometimes dying makes living more valuable.
Would I understand those words? The senior sister would never believe that Gu Ping could grasp the meaning behind them. She certainly wouldn't believe that someone who valued their life above all else and wished to escape would willingly practice such seemingly noble yet ultimately futile principles.
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