Experts see the essence, Elder Yi Jue glimpsed at the healing plan and understood the opponent’s general thinking.
Elder Shou Zhong glanced at her and shook his head slightly, "Indeed worthy of being our Spirit Plant Elder, such astute insight."
Elder Yi Jue, however, heard it clearly, "You know the reason, don’t you? No, I must ask the Dao Master!"
"Elder," this ti the barefooted man spoke up, "You just ntioned that the current focus is on completing the task..."
As they casually conversed, ti passed quickly, and suddenly, a person appeared where Feng Jun had just disappeared.
"Oh," the scholarly gentleman uttered softly, "The Nascent Soul Defense Talisman, you’ve already used it?"
"Ugh, don’t ntion it," Feng Jun shook his head with a wry smile, "Using it was truly agonizing."
He was genuinely distressed; the passive activation of the Nascent Soul Defense Talisman was almost akin to a True Immortal’s Essence Blood Protection Talisman!
Of course, it’s impossible for a True Immortal’s Essence Blood Protection Talisman to be lent out, as even Golden Core Cultivators value their "flawless bodies," let alone True Immortals. Should soone with ulterior motives acquire the True Immortal’s essence—consider Feng Yishu’s current predicant.
Thus, the defense talisman he obtained was extraordinarily valuable, no wonder even Elder Shou Zhong had to comnd it.
Feng Jun is not miserly; he uses what needs to be used as nothing is more precious than his own life. However, what left him wryly amused was that the assailant used space lock instead of a flying sword strike.
If it had been a flying sword strike, the Nascent Soul Defense Talisman would have been the correct choice, but a space lock... Feng Jun had no fear.
Regrettably, though, space lock counts as an attack, so the Nascent Soul Amulet was triggered, nearly distressing Feng Jun to death.
The scholarly gentleman chuckled, indifferently speaking, "As long as it’s used, these are rely external objects... Shall we leave now?"
"Let’s leave now," Feng Jun nodded, "That space lock there is from a Nascent Soul; it shouldn’t trouble four True Immortals."
"Is it Asura?" Elder Shou Zhong asked in a solemn tone—he told himself this was an accidental revelation.
Elder Yi Jue raised an eyebrow, instinctively muttering, "Asura..."
When she ca to her senses, she found that the three had already ford a long line, Elder Shou Zhong with a hand on Feng Jun’s shoulder, the barefooted man imitating him on Elder Shou Zhong, and the scholarly gentleman likewise...
Elder Yi Jue took out a whisk, directly wrapping it around the scholarly gentleman’s waist, coldly uttering two words, "Let’s go."
The mont Dao Master Immortal was perplexed: Feng Jun? How could he escape my space lock?
anwhile, not far away, others had abandoned their opponents, attacking frantically, "Seeking death!"
Especially Qu Jianlei and Nie Chifeng, their eyes nearly bulging with rage.
Dao Master Immortal extended his hand, a vast imposing force intercepted all attacks, then he coldly spoke, "I’m only after the one surnad Feng; it has nothing to do with all of you... I will only say this once."
Just as he finished speaking, he sensed sothing amiss beside him, turning his head, he couldn’t help but gasp in shock, followed by a distortion in the space before him.
Elder Yi Jue raised her slender jade hand, pointing forward, and softly uttered three words, "Si Ganlin!"
Countless tiny water droplets suddenly appeared in the air, arrowing downwards, swiftly stabilizing the distorted space.
The Sweet Dew Technique was originally a technique from the Spirit Plant line, but this "Si Ganlin" was uniquely created by Elder Yi Jue.
This technique has nearly reached the level of divine skills; it was during a ti on a certain plane where the Five Elents were imbalanced, with tallic energy rampant on the surface, causing drought across the land, and all the fallen rain turning into tallic energy, leaving the plants deprived of the rain’s nourishnt.
The Spirit Plant sect sent Elder Yi Jue to assist; she ditated for half a year and finally advanced the Sweet Dew Technique, transforming it into "Si Ganlin", allowing rain to fall without being influenced by other interfering factors, greatly alleviating the local drought.
Later, she continued to improve the technique, eventually not only helping restore the balance of the Five Elents but also ignoring so other rules, even breaking them.
Unfortunately, only she can currently use this technique; the basic Si Ganlin can be perford by a group formation, but the advanced Si Ganlin can only be perford by her—not because she’s keeping it secret, but because the evolution of the technique was initially deduced based on her situation.
At this mont, she perford this technique to interrupt the opponent’s potential spatial manipulation.
Dao Master Immortal’s original intent was to decisively escape by ergency space distortion—facing four True Immortals alone, if he didn’t flee, he’d be courting death!
But regrettably, the raindrops hadn’t even fallen, and the impact on the rules had already occurred, causing the just-distorting space to instantaneously return to normal.
Is this not letting go? Dao Master Immortal staggered and directly broke the void, shouting as he left, "Bullying fewer with more, if you have the guts, don’t leave!"
"Trying to escape?" The barefooted man sneered, and instantly released his divine sense, "Boundless Falling Trees!"
This was his self-improved pseudo-technique; ever since Elder Yi Jue uniquely created her own technique, the Spirit Plant sect encountered a wave of technique improvent, but no one possessed the sa talent as Elder Yi Jue.
For example, this "Boundless Falling Trees" is a semi-finished product derived from the "Falling Leaf Needle"—a wood-based technique for exterminating underground pests. It has now been adapted to beco a divine sense assassination technique.
The True Immortal of Inquiry was suddenly hit, his body swayed, and his speed slowed down.
The scholarly gentleman’s body flickered, and he was suddenly beside the True Immortal of Inquiry. With a flick of his hand, he cast out a circular barrier, enclosing him within. It then instantly transford into a red vine, binding him tightly.
"Heart-Devouring Vine?" The True Immortal of Inquiry couldn’t help but cry out in shock, "You dare to raise magic creatures?"
"For a Nascent Soul cultivator like you," sneered the scholarly gentleman, "you don’t even recognize an Artifact Spirit?"
The Heart-Devouring Vine is not considered a magic creature, though it can absorb a cultivator’s essence blood and has strong hallucinogenic abilities, thus being classified as a top-tier dangerous plant of the Nascent Soul Stage. To insist it’s a magic creature is not entirely incorrect.
Of course, if it’s rely an Artifact Spirit, then it certainly isn’t a magic creature.
The True Immortal of Inquiry was also worried about being drained, but upon hearing it was just an Artifact Spirit, he couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief.
As they made their move, Master Sumiao imdiately halted. However, the two Golden Winged Tigers took the opportunity in the chaos to focus their fire on Master Sumiao, planning to kill one person and then escape.
Unexpectedly, the newcor easily subdued a True Immortal. Realizing the situation was not in their favor, the two winged tigers turned to flee, only to see a large hand materialize in the air, covering an area of hundreds of miles, pressing down directly, "Stay put!"
It was True Immortal Shou Zhong, who had yet to make a move, who subdued the two winged tigers. Afterward, he didn’t continue but turned to look at the nearby Thunder Rhinoceros herd.
The Thunder Rhinoceros herd was initially eager to move, but as they felt the montum of the True Immortal’s action, they imdiately froze.
When True Immortal Shou Zhong looked over, the Thunder Rhinoceros herd turned to flee—knowing they couldn’t win, why wait to be caught?
They aren’t as smart as the demon beasts of the Kunhao Plane but have a clear understanding of the biological hierarchy, especially after witnessing the two winged tigers being subdued. Only a fool would stay.
Rightfully speaking, the two winged tigers were sowhat overconfident. They knew the opponents consisted of several beings akin to Transformative Demons but dared to mock the disciples of Taixu, fueled by anger, which led them to try their luck.
The reason the two took this risk was that they had previously encountered a Nascent Soul of Taixu, who disdained to deal with them, leaving them for the Golden Core disciples to handle. They mistakenly thought the Nascent Soul cultivator wouldn’t act against them.
It’s a classic example of being too clever for their own good, leading to their subjugation. anwhile, the Silver Thunder Rhinoceros, less bright, managed to escape unscathed.
No one paid attention to another suddenly appearing Golden Core cultivator, but that Kun cultivator dared not leave casually.
Without even ntioning it, the palace-clad beauty’s Nascent Soul rely extended a finger, keeping it suspended in the air—how could she dare to attempt escape?
The scholarly gentleman, holding the True Immortal of Inquiry, walked over, "Feng Xiaoyou, the person has been captured. How do you plan to deal with him?"
"Thank you, Celestial," Feng Jun raised his hand in salute, pulling out a mobile phone, "I’ll first perform a deduction... let’s see their background."
The deduction result was indeed as he expected. Looking at the True Immortal of Inquiry, he sighed, "True Immortal Dan Tianyun, I never intentionally provoked you—why are you so determined to see dead?"
Dan Tianyun had been restricted and couldn’t help but speak, "I only wanted to capture you... didn’t you feel it yourself?"
He was lying at the mont, but lying was better than courting death, wasn’t it?
Besides, he thought he wasn’t lying—he initially intended to capture him... the killing could co later, and that didn’t need to be said.
"Heh," Feng Jun sneered lightly, "How can you be a True Immortal and still let look down on you?"
In truth, he didn’t believe the other’s words. Though he had no evidence, his gut told him the other party intended to kill.
Once reasoning it out, a True Immortal wishing to capture a cultivator of the Nascent Outburst Stage didn’t need to go through such trouble—tracking him to the wilderness, concealing in a Hidden Formation.
If the other genuinely wished only to capture him, there were nurous simpler thods—even taking him away in public was an option, given there was no intent to kill.
Since it wasn’t just a "small punishnt," it surely was life-threatening. Without such a judgnt, Feng Jun wouldn’t have used the Nascent Soul Defense Talisman.
The opponent indeed intended to use spatial restriction, but Feng Jun knew the secrets he carried. Before killing him, the adversary would inevitably attempt to seize his destiny. Isn’t that the cultivator’s norm?
Even in the most remote possibility that the opponent wasn’t sure to kill, capturing him and keeping him confined for life, occasionally having him perform deductions, was standard conduct.
In any case, his remark was at least a provocation, sowhat revealing the opponent’s disposition.
"Tsk," Dan Tianyun snorted disdainfully, "You look down on ... Why do I need your regard?"
"Not bad, showing so character," Feng Jun stepped forward, delivering a slap with a crisp and loud smack.
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