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Gu Brother remembered what Lei had said, and they would meet again at the auction soon.
The roar of Fu Long echoed in his ears, but Lei Dongyue remained unusually calm. He knew that he would not be able to deny Gu Cuo's leg, so there was no need to strive for anything more. Although his initial trap had not worked as intended, allowing Gu to capture all the Golden Core Cultivators was indeed a loss of face. However, in Lei Dongyue's eyes, it was not without its own rewards.
The Great Light Division Array continued to contract, squeezing the starry sky around Fu Long. Some Foundation Practitioners, seeing they could not resist, had already teleported back. At this moment, only five heads of Fu Long, along with Gao Hong, Xu Jia, and Yang Tong, were struggling desperately.
"Brother Gu, I wonder if you have seen the moon tonight. How about you raise your esteemed leg and allow me, Yang, to pay you a visit next month?"
Yang Tong glanced at Gu and bowed slightly, showing great respect. At this moment, he had no way to extricate himself and wanted to negotiate terms with Gu.
"What does Brother Yang think about the relationship between the academy and the Jade Void Sect?"
Gu countered, showing no sign of diminishing his stance.
Although the relationship between the Jade Void Sect and the academy was not particularly good, it couldn't be said to be bad either. If one were to ask any cultivator from Tian Di Dong, they would know that the sect with the worst relationship with the Jade Void Sect was No Dao Sect, which had little interaction with them—much like Mok Ming Academy.
With that statement, it was clear that Gu was questioning Yang Tong. What reason did he have to let him go tomorrow?
"Why should I?" Yang Tong pondered that question as well. They had never met before; their masters had no particular connection, and it was even less likely for their ancestors to be mentioned. By that logic, Gu truly had no reason to let Yang Tong go so he could continue searching for other Spirit Rings.
But just as the light was about to break through his defenses, Yang Tong suddenly realized something. He understood clearly yet took a step back, his mind racing with Gu's earlier words: what was the relationship between the academy and the Jade Void Sect?
The relationship between the academy and the Jade Void Sect
Yang Tong’s keen political instincts told him that there was something more behind those words.
As Gu Brother had thought, the Jade Void Sect indeed had no connection with the academy, but that did not mean that the Yang Family had no ties to it. Yang Zuzu had once been an Outer Sect Disciple at Mok Ming Academy. Although Mingjing was now enjoying his later years back in Great Jin, he still mentioned it to Yang from time to time.
Oh, who would have thought that the Yang Family had such a connection with the academy? It seems that he and Yang Xin could be considered family.
Saying this, Gu Hui opened a gap in Yang Tong's direction, smiling as he watched Yang Tong fly over to his side.
Duo Xie Qin Brother raised his leg high, as if he had gained something significant, and surely would not forget Gu Brother's words.
"Brother Yang, you are too polite. Whether we are family or not, there is no need for such formalities."
"Gu Brother, you are being courteous. I won’t disturb you any longer."
Watching Yang Tong's departing figure, Gu retracted his smile. He did not deny that he was broad-minded; however, it was clear that against the odds, if truly besieged by many, public opinion would likely not be in his favor.
Just now, Yang Tong's performance was noted by Gu. He had kept a Talisman hidden in his heart until he left. Although Gu did not know what kind of Talisman it was, such actions indicated that Yang Tong was not a coward. Mingjing let him leave, and given their earlier conversation, he feared that Yang Tong might turn against him later. After all, Gao Hong and Xu Jia were watching closely.
As for the two of us, there was no need to say much. Gu looked at Renran inside as she formed seals to resist the two.
At this moment, seeing Yang Tong leave, Xu Ji realized that Mingjing’s momentum had waned. He sighed deeply and activated his teleportation to Liu Dong while Gao Hong fixed his gaze on Gu with a look of hatred, wishing he could tear Gu apart.
"See you soon, Gao Brother."
As soon as the words left his mouth, Gu gathered all the light in the starry sky into one massive beam that shot up into the heavens as if piercing through the entire cosmos. Fu Long's roar was drowned out by the tremendous explosion. Even from dozens of miles away in Starlit Mist and other places, Renran could faintly see the flickering light.
When the enormous roar echoed, Gan Yuan gazed into the distance towards where Gu Zhe had just been. Although he was unclear about what had happened to Jie Donglai, Gan Yuan had a nagging feeling that someone familiar from the academy might be among the previous victors.
"Senior brother, look! There seems to be something big over there!"
A junior sister interrupted his thoughts, pulling him back to reality.
Turning around, he saw a gigantic turtle hovering in front of him. If he were to say he was unlucky, it might also be true. With that thought, Gan Yuan smirked and drew his sword, ready to confront the creature. After all, there was no one around him who could contend for it; anyone with enough strength to challenge him would have already been sent away by Bei Qin.
As the light faded, it revealed Gu You's somewhat desolate figure. Looking at the five rings floating before him, he didn't dwell on them too much. To him, regardless of what was inside those rings, they would belong to the academy. He himself had no idea when he would return to that place where he had only lived for a short time.
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