Unlike Dean Nong, who couldn't even participate in the estimation and could only tend to flowers on the Big Island.
Moreover, he hadn't planned to be the main force this ti, nor could he be the main force.
Chu Ye is the most suitable.
Moreover, he also believes in the ability of other deans to initiate topics.
He is actually not very good at this; even Yu Ziqing is better at initiating topics than him.
In other words, his ability to tell stories and secure funding is sowhat lacking compared to the other deans.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have spent so much ti sweeping through the Langya Bookstore back then.
A group of deans arrived, and the first stop was the Wei Clan.
Not to ntion the Wei Clan, even the Dazhen Divine Dynasty had never experienced the gathering of so many deans.
Li Xingchen, the leader of the Dazhen Faceless Man, has recently quit drinking and resting, truly treading carefully.
He would rather fight ten battles to the death than tread on thin ice like this.
He is genuinely afraid that a dean might die in Dazhen.
As the saying goes, offending the Dali Dynasty or the Daqian Dynasty court is not a big problem.
If a dean were to die here and offend both institutes and a bunch of deans, that would be a real issue.
So, Li Xingchen personally ca as a guard to prevent Wei's Ancestor from acting desperately, with the surrounding area almost thoroughly searched.
Now there are truly many people who wish for Wei's Ancestor to quickly et his end.
The experts who ca to eradicate demons and defend the Dao probably didn't reveal themselves and are lurking nearby, watching over this place, afraid that Wei's Ancestor won't show up.
Wei Jing and Wei Tai were sowhat shaky, having never seen so many deans and so many experts in their lifetis.
When a dean asked them for a bit of blood, essence blood, and hair, they dared only to obediently comply.
They had indeed heard rumors, but seeing it for real was still quite shocking.
They knew the reasons behind all this, and Wei Jing even wished he could kneel before Yu Ziqing.
If not for this series of events, the Wei Clan might have been wiped out clean by their ruthless ancestor soday.
A bunch of deans, following the discussions along the way, started with the simplest thod.
Using the bloodline connection to forcefully lock onto Wei's Ancestor's position, unless Wei's Ancestor could completely abandon his bloodline, give up the path he was on.
Otherwise, one of the deans' tracking thods would inevitably have so effect.
Many years later, Yang once again t Yu Ziqing.
The two sat in a secret chamber, brewing tea, drinking tea, and reminiscing.
"Don't worry, that guy won't get away, now it's not personal revenge."
"The danger he poses as a sample is far more dangerous than his actions."
Yang calmly drank his tea, casually telling the truth.
"Aren't you afraid of things going wrong by borrowing the power of those deans?"
"You still don't understand their thoughts," Yang didn't bother to explain.
Could his poor acting fool others?
In fact, others don't even care if he's acting.
One sample is an abandoned Yin Devil Nest, and one sample is Wei's Ancestor himself.
The combination of the two is definitely enough to make a bunch of bored deans make a trip.
As for whether it's Evil Dao or not, that's just what outsiders say.
Honestly, most of the Evil Dao is just low-skilled; if we judge by the level of evil, they're not even worthy of carrying shoes for so of the research done at Langya Institute.
"You'd better take it easy; it's not just Wei's Ancestor this ti, there's also another Sword Dao expert."
"Don't tell . I don't want to know. I just want to do what I'm doing now, naturally and logically."
"Alright, if it weren't for this matter here, I'd be very busy lately."
Yu Ziqing no longer ddled, letting these deans stir things up.
Later, he'd only need to go to the Southern Sea to have the Yin Devil recording the coordinates open a gate on the Big Island, and he wouldn't need to manage the rest.
In a courtyard specially cleared out by the Wei Clan, a bunch of deans gathered there.
They had already experinted with the seventeenth thod for tracking through bloodline connections.
Only one thod vaguely pinpointed a general direction.
It was confird that Wei's Ancestor was located to the west of the Wei Clan's location, as they had speculated.
On the seventh day, the sixth effective tracking and locating Dharma thod was tested, but its effectiveness was still not very good.
A dean who was skilled in Secret Techniques pondered for a mont and looked at a dean specializing in formations and artifact refining.
"Can you make a Magical Treasure? Preferably a compass, as long as it can guide direction, distance localization is not necessary."
The dean specializing in formations and artifact refining sneered and didn't bother to say whether they could or not.
On the spot, they took out materials, spraying fire from their nostrils, and started crafting by hand.
In less than one incense stick of ti, an exquisite compass was crafted.
The Secret Technique dean picked up the compass, infused it with Secret Techniques, and sealed a portion of the essence blood refined and processed by other deans in the center of the compass.
Instantly, the compass wobbled before pointing out a clear direction.
"Make a few more; one isn't enough."
A few two-hour periods later, six compasses with different Secret Techniques as cores were crafted.
Each could point out a general direction.
At this ti, the others also understood why.
After so discussion, the simplest thod was to construct a periter in the western region of Dazhen, and by cross-verifying, it would be easy to confirm a general area.
But this was too troubleso, with so many of them here, they wouldn't be troubled by such minor inconveniences.
Thus, those proficient in runes, those skilled in Secret Techniques, those skilled in formations, those skilled in artifact refining, and those skilled in structure, discussed for a day.
A tracking and locating array, combining several tracking and locating Dharma thods, rged with formations and artifact refining into one, was developed.
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