As the legitimate son of Cheng Venerable, Cheng Sheng was very familiar with the Trial Ground; Cheng Venerable had once revealed its secrets to him.
To be precise, this Trial Ground arranged by Cheng Venerable was actually tailored for his own son.
Cheng Sheng knew that one of his father’s four Guardian Divine Beasts, Little Song, was wandering around the periphery of the Trial Ground; only by finding Little Song could he complete the trial.
If he rashly entered the core area of the Trial Ground without Little Song’s guidance, that would be asking for trouble!
Yet, after almost scouring the entire periter of the Trial Ground, Cheng Sheng still hadn’t spotted Little Song.
Cheng Sheng started to get anxious. Could Little Song have gone to the core area?
If Little Song had gone to the core area, it was likely that the trial mission would be impossible to complete, and he could only wait for the Trial Ground to automatically transport him out after two Chinese hours had passed.
Cheng Sheng dared not recklessly enter the core territory; what if he carelessly encountered the Demon King?
Although the Demon King, under Cheng Venerable’s coercion, had made a Heavenly Dao oath not to kill the trialists, causing serious injuries was still permissible.
Just as Cheng Sheng hesitated about whether or not to try his luck in the core territory, his eyes lit up! Cheng Sheng saw several wild boar creatures that had been blown apart!
Cheng Sheng was certain he had not killed any white wild boar creatures!
That ant there was only one possibility!
The one who had killed the wild boar creatures was Qin Yu!
Cheng Sheng beca excited; it no longer mattered whether he completed the trial or found Little Song.
In Cheng Sheng’s heart, Qin Yu was his greatest enemy on the path to proving the Dao!
Cheng Sheng quickly followed the path Qin Yu had taken and soon arrived at the grand hall where Qin Yu and Little Song were located. Upon seeing Little Song, Cheng Sheng trembled with excitent!
Heaven helps ! Truly, heaven helps ! What does it an ’to go through all the trouble only to find it effortlessly’? This is it!
"Little Sheng pays his respects to Uncle Master!"
Suddenly seeing Cheng Sheng, Little Song was startled; it felt Cheng Sheng was very familiar, after all, he carried the bloodline of Cheng Yuan!
"You... you’re my grandnephew?" Little Song’s eyes widened.
"Yes! Uncle Master, it’s been over a decade, Little Sheng has missed you dearly!"
Cheng Sheng was uncontrollably excited; he felt as though he was truly the chosen one!
Luck was on his side, explosively so!
Qin Yu turned sharply, seeing Cheng Sheng’s face alight with joy, and his own face turned very ugly in an instant; damn it! It looked like he was done for here!
Cheng Sheng alone would be difficult enough to handle, let alone a Guardian Divine Beast that was at least at the Quasi-Divine Realm level!
Run! That was Qin Yu’s first instinct, and it was exactly what he did; without a second thought, Qin Yu bolted!
"Little uncle! Don’t let him run! Catch him and bring him back!"
Cheng Sheng let out a bellow; he couldn’t let Qin Yu escape, he had to take him down!
With a raise of his hand, Little Song left Qin Yu, who was running forward, feeling a strong suction coming from behind, so strong that, although clearly running forward, he sohow ended up back where he started.
"Hahaha! Thinking of running in front of my Uncle Master? Too naive!" Cheng Sheng burst into a roar of laughter.
Upon witnessing this scene, Qin Yu gave up struggling and resignedly sat down cross-legged on the ground.
"I admit defeat; just make it quick when you strike!"
Qin Yu was sure, beyond any doubt, that even if he went berserk, he would be no match for Little Song, so he didn’t even bother to resist.
"Hahaha! Mister Qin, who would’ve thought you’d have such a day! I must thank Dragon Head! if he hadn’t encouraged you to co to the Trial Ground, I might never have had the chance to take you down in this lifeti!"
"Enough chit-chat. If you’re going to kill, just kill; if I so much as frown, I’m not Qin Yu!"
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