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Integrating the powers of the Light Path Classic and Primordial Dao, there were times when Gu could not rely on Coco. In Yan Dong's case, due to a fortunate coincidence, he found himself compelled to take action.
Only by depending on the powers of the Light Path Classic and Primordial Dao could Gu ensure Coco's growth during crises. It was only when Gu truly matured that the Light Path Classic and Primordial Dao could experience a new resurgence through Coco.
Ru Ming, seemingly an inconsequential piece on the board, unexpectedly became the crucial opportunity to activate two great dragons. No matter the cost, Gu sought to truly transcend the threshold of the Daoist Sect, and once he did, all perilous situations would be easily resolved.
Bu Luo left little time for Ru Ming and Gu Shi; the Nine Nether Invasion was imminent. While some were aware ahead of time and others were late to realize, aside from Primordial Dao, all factions awaited the chaos following the Nine Nether Invasion, hoping to seize the benefits they had long coveted amid the turmoil.
How much do you understand about Ye Youluo?
The truth?
Seeing the eager gazes of the three, Gu silently shook his head. Although he knew Ye Youluo must have extraordinary motives for participating in the Sky East Tournament, the most critical aspect was that aside from Ye Youluo herself, no one knew her true plans.
Han Yu understood that he was in a precarious situation; only after a battle erupted could he rely on Coco to support Gu Yi. Given Han Yu and Jiang Anbo's strengths, if a real fight broke out, it might not amount to much.
He focused on Xiao Zhang, Chu Yunfeng, and Hong Yulong. He needed to keep a close watch on Ye Youluo within Dong Lai and Two Realms. No matter what she intended to do, he could not allow her to succeed.
Wait a moment, Jiang Anbo suddenly interrupted Gu's words. In a daze, it seemed he had thought of something important but couldn't articulate it. What was it? Since Ye Youluo had some plan in mind, could it be that she had some external support in the World of Mortals? Perhaps hidden allies?
Zhang Liuyuan?
When external support was mentioned, Gu immediately thought of Zhang Liuyuan, who was concealed within Moon River Sect alongside Dingyuan Marquis. It seemed that the Nine Nether Invasion plan in World of Mortals must be undeniable. If this was a sudden decision, then even without the fall of Light Path Master and Primordial Dao's respect, the Nine Nether Invasion would have been inevitable. The potential fall of both Daoist Masters might even be related to this event.
If Ye Youluo truly wanted to ask something at the Sky East Tournament, it would definitely be to know the specific rules and the location of the competition in advance. Otherwise, how could she ensure that her plans could be smoothly implemented? It seemed that there must be something about Ye Youluo in the Universe Hall, but who could dare to act so boldly?
Han Yu's meticulous thinking helped the three of them clarify their thoughts. Those matters were precisely what the Night Emperor was least adept at. For the Night Emperor, there was only one thing he excelled at: killing.
Would it be like when they were in the Eastern Extreme Secret Realm, directly targeting those weaker cultivators? That way, the Major Sects of the World of Mortals would lack momentum in the later stages of the war, allowing the Ninth Underworld to gain a significant advantage and reap more benefits.
Jiang Anbo felt that Ye Youluo's participation in the Sky East Tournament must be related to Jie Donglai and the Nine Nether Invasion. However, aside from those talented young cultivators, it seemed there was nothing in Tiandong City that would warrant Ye Youluo making a big move. No matter how one looked at it, Ye Youluo's most significant target seemed to be those young individuals who had not yet matured.
If she were targeting him, she would have already made her intentions clear. During her first realm phase, she could have easily slaughtered many Jin Qi cultivators, but she did not do so; she must have other objectives.
The Night Emperor suddenly interjected, stating that his intuition regarding killing was always very accurate. He was also quite clear about his motives for killing; he would never engage in meaningless actions.
This indicated that there were indeed groups of young people in that city with more significant goals, which might be her true objective.
"Ancestor, tomorrow at noon, there will be a Third Realm competition. That kid has unexpectedly advanced to the first tier; his speed is truly astonishing," Shen Shixing said while pouring wine for Mi Chong Laozu. Gu Zhiliao clearly showed some signs of recovery. Although each time the effect did not last long, after a month in Dong Lai, Mi Chong Laozu felt that the chilling aura had significantly weakened. Even though the deadline for ascension was approaching, Mi Chong Laozu's mood was evidently much better than before.
It was quite delightful for him to encounter such interesting young people just before his time ran out. He felt pleased; such outstanding individuals were destined to have no connection with him, Shen Shixing.
Mi Chong Laozu rarely showed a smile. Time had left its marks on his face, which could hardly be erased. Although Mi Chong Laozu could still appear youthful again, he had grown accustomed to Ru Ming's disheveled appearance; suddenly changing his look might make him uncomfortable.
Even if he didn't deny that his disciple often thought about certain sentimental ties, those feelings from a month ago should not be so easily forgotten; otherwise, that child wouldn't deserve such regard from an Ancestor like him.
No, although he concealed it well, the kindness deep within him would inevitably reveal itself from time to time. The people around him must have seen that point clearly, which is why they gathered around him. For some reason, the look in his eyes reminded Gu of his own healing gaze, causing even Mi Chong Laozu to shiver involuntarily. He shouldn't be in this place; perhaps he was someone with a different kind of experience.
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