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But can things really be as Gao Hong thinks?
On the other side, Gu Ping and Gan Yuan were entangled once again. It was clear that Gan Yuan intended to ensure that if he couldn't have it, then neither could Gu Ping. After all, it was a chaotic situation now; when the Great War came, Deer Dies Under Whose Legs. I don't deny it. It was two different matters.
What Gan Yuan didn't know was that Gu Ping wasn't in a hurry either. Although the scene appeared chaotic, it was evident that everyone was not targeting Fu Long but rather Gu Ping himself. I don't deny it. Everyone was rushing towards Qingyu Monk, yet they were all holding each other back, unwilling to let anyone take the lead. So while it looked fierce, no one managed to break through the crowd.
Originally, Gao Hong thought that as long as he could hold back Yang Tong and Ying Wuyi, Xu Jia, being a Jin Qi cultivator, should have no problem dealing with a few Foundation Establishment Stage practitioners. However, Cigarette Paper, the only Jin cultivator who hadn't been blocked by opponents of the same level, ended up being surrounded by several Foundation Practitioners.
These individuals came from Jade Void Sect, Great Qin Empire, and the Yang Family, among others. They forced Xu Jia to use all his tricks but still couldn't advance even a step forward. This left Xu Jia extremely frustrated, yet there was nothing he could do.
Another reason Gu Ping wasn't anxious was that Lei Dongyue had yet to make an appearance. He wondered what Coco, the disciple from Treasure Pavilion who knew the secrets of Spirit Rune Pavilion, was doing at this moment. Therefore, Gu Ping didn't feel too worried about Fu Long.
Knowing who held the key to things meant that Fu Long, despite his imposing presence, wasn't necessarily after anything urgent. Otherwise, why would Lei Dongyue casually let things unfold?
Moreover, Coco's presence suggested that Fu Long might not be as easy to deal with as expected; he could very well be hiding something up his sleeve and preparing for a surprise attack.
While fighting with Gan Yuan, Qingyu Monk moved towards the edge of the battlefield. I don't deny it; he wasn't a child anymore. If he saw something unacceptable happening, he would definitely retreat at the first opportunity. Gu Ping didn't worry about an old hand much older than himself getting into trouble.
Gan Yuan seemed to sense Gu Ping's intentions as well; his brow slightly raised. Although his offensive stance didn't waver, it became less aggressive. After all, this wasn't an auction; it wasn't like Eastern Peak's Demonstration event where everything was grandiose. Thus, Gan Yuan cooperated half-heartedly with Gu Ping to withdraw from the battlefield.
Even though Gan Yuan didn't know what Minghong Gu Ping's true intentions were, seeing how effortlessly Gu Ping handled his offensive moves made Gan Yuan realize that he might not be able to underestimate this young man in front of him.
Both were young geniuses; while Gan Yuan had already reached thirty years of age, Gu Ping was significantly younger than him. If he wasn't considered a genius himself, then what did that make the person before him? To say that there were no geniuses among geniuses would be an understatement.
Gan Yuan sighed at the thought. If one were to shut oneself away from the world, they might never understand that there are always greater beings beyond oneself.
Three years ago, during the incident involving The Book of Radiant Path, Gan Yuan had thought about how to improve himself. However, upon arriving in the Great War, he felt like an ant—fragile and insignificant. After three years of silence, his Sect had finally broken through to Jin Qi, allowing him to become a True Disciple of the Jade Void Sect.
Unexpectedly, just as he stepped out of the Sect, eager to make a name for himself in Tiandong, he encountered a genius from an academy. To his surprise, he found himself being led by the nose in battle by Mistake. How could Coco possibly comprehend this?
Gan Yuan struggled to believe the scenes unfolding before him. Although he hadn’t given it his all, the fierce onslaught was evident. Mistake remained calm and collected, indicating that the academy genius wasn’t taking their duel seriously.
For Gan Yuan, there was something he was unaware of: if he remembered Gu Ping from three years ago, and if he had known about that incident, it would have likely led to a relentless pursuit by the Daoist Sect, forcing Gu Ping into a desperate situation once again.
The reborn Gu Ping had retained some traits from three years prior but was now vastly different in appearance and demeanor.
After enduring six months of relentless pursuit and escape, Gu Ping had come to fully understand the cruelty and ruthlessness of that world. He valued life more than anyone else, even though he struggled to find meaning in his own existence.
At this moment, Bu Luo had grown powerful enough to be unyielding; at least now Gu Ping possessed considerable strength and understood how to conceal himself better, becoming an observer in the shadows rather than a performer on stage—just like at this very moment.
Roar!
With a furious roar from the Heart Constellation Symbol Dragon, seven dragon roars echoed around the battlefield. In that instant, the entire battlefield fell into silence. Even Gan Yuan, who had been relentlessly attacking Gu Ping, halted his assault and looked up at what loomed above him.
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