Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Seeing Gu Chaoyan nod in agreement, Di Hongyun felt pletely reassured. He then reverted to his usual cheerful demeanor, chuckled dumbly, and shot a playful glare at the Head of the Undead Race.
In response, the Head of the Undead Race wore a perfectly innocent expression. He believed he had no involvement in this matter and had mitted no wrongdoing.
“So, what should be our next course of action? We are aware that the two individuals from the Moon Sect are not genuine Moon Sect disciples but refer to the woman from the Grand Unity Sect as ‘Senior Sister.’ This implies they are the culprits. Should we report this to the sect? Let the Elder Men handle it, and remove these troublemakers this morning?” Di Hongyun suggested.
Deep down, Di Hongyun held a firm belief that the Elder Men were the most capable authority figures capable of resolving any situation.
However, both Gu Chaoyan and the Head of the Undead Race simultaneously shook their heads.
Reporting the incident to the Supreme Sect at this juncture didn’t seem like the right course of action.
“Not at this moment,” Gu Chaoyan rejected the proposal.
“This matter involves both the Moon Sect and the Grand Unity Sect, and we lack concrete evidence. We were mere witnesses to the incident, and it wouldn’t be appropriate to involve the Elder Men just yet. Let’s wait for the uping contest and revisit the issue afterward. I might be able to devise a plan to coax those two individuals into revealing themselves during the contest,” Gu Chaoyan suggested, contemplating her next steps.
Upon hearing this, Di Hongyun chose not to press the matter further. He had full confidence in his Junior Sister’s resourcefulness.
If that was her plan, then perhaps it was the best way to handle the situation, especially since they had no concrete evidence.
He anticipated having to explain the situation to the Elder Men, but even if they believed him, what about the other schools? Would they also trust his account?
This was a matter that required careful consideration.
After Gu Chaoyan had finished her instructions, she advised the two of them to take a brief respite.
Meanwhile, she pondered the situation. According to her recollection, those two individuals from the Moon Sect were meant to be participants from their own sect. However, the contests on Wuyuan Island had always adhered to strict rules, with participants being exclusively Paragon Warriors.
These two individuals were already exceptional Supreme Warriors, almost guaranteed to triumph over the Paragon Warriors in the contest. The woman had instructed them to conceal their true strength for now, with the intention of revealing their true abilities to all the major sects.
This strategy would undoubtedly draw significant attention to their sect, making it unnecessary for them to worry about concealing their identities any longer. Gu Chaoyan found solace in this plan and decided to take a break herself.
The following day…
It was the day of the contest.
Despite the continuous troubles caused by disciples from various major sects, the contest remained the focal point. The spring water from Wuyuan Island held immense importance for all the schools.
Simultaneously, someone was investigating the disappearance of disciples.
Two more disciples from the Supreme Sect had met unfortunate ends, causing a momentary concern among the Elder Men, who subsequently convened on the field.
For this contest…
The Grand Unity Sect, Moon Sect, Supreme Sect, Baiyun Sect, and Fengyun Sect were all active participants in the event. These renowned sects held a prominent status on the continent, with the Grand Unity Sect standing out as the most influential, particularly in recent years. Their remarkable progress had positioned them as potential contenders among the super sects.
Despite their significant presence and influence, the major sects coexisted harmoniously in relative peace.
The petition took place on Wuyuan Island..
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