"At that ti, there was still no division between the orthodox and non-orthodox world, but when the war broke out, everything changed.
All the kingdoms and families had to take a side, support the powerful demon lord, or the declining orthodox sects, the Tang family was no different."
"And which did you choose?"
"Both," Yandu shook his head.
"The patriarch attached himself to the filthy hypocrites of the orthodox sects while the great elder left with young talents for the demon sect, forming the 13th demon clan.
The war lasted 15 grueling years, millions died and ended with a coalition of the leaders of the most powerful sects and families of the ti storming the palace of the demon sect and beheading the demon lord."
Yandu paused for a mont, observing the curious expression on Qingyi’s face before continuing.
"But that wasn’t the end of it. The remaining clans gathered a large army and advanced against the orthodox sects, to take revenge and put an end to that war."
"And the demon cultivators lost," Qingyi comnted, drawing a sigh from Yandu.
"Yes, but they weren’t the only losers."
"The great elder who had joined the demon lord used our forbidden technique. Filling the Nine Peaks Basin with poison and killing hundreds of millions, reducing the countless powerful sects that existed at the ti to a re handful."
Yandu’s voice shone, as if he were talking about the most incredible feat of all mankind, but he stopped at the last mont.
His eyes beca opaque and a flicker of anger appeared on his face.
"That was the mont for our family to take control of this world, to forge a world under the power of poison, but do you know what they did?"
Yandu gritted his teeth, his voice turning into a growl.
"They begged for forgiveness! Our patriarch knelt to the heavens, vowed never again to use our power for any ans other than noble and orthodox, destroying and scattering most of our secret techniques.
We’re a family of poisonous cultivators, born killers, but still, those damned old n cling to stupid ideals, refusing to face an enemy unless it’s head-on."
Yandu took a deep breath, controlling his anger.
"Don’t you think that’s pathetic?" he asked, turning his face to Qingyi.
"Clinging to these useless traditions, accepting being just one of the most powerful families on the Blue Moon Continent instead of embracing our true power and going to the horizon and beyond?"
Qingyi lowered his head, thinking for a brief mont.
It was an incredible story that he had never heard of.
Neither his master nor even the sect’s books had any information about this war beyond its na.
Knowing all this really broadened his horizon, but even so, there was sothing that made him uncomfortable.
Thinking about his words for a mont, Qingyi raised his head again. "Why are you telling this?"
At those words, Tang Yandu smiled.
That was exactly the question he had been waiting for.
"Why don’t you co with ? Beco my disciple. Together, we can rediscover our family’s lost techniques and shape this world in our own image!" Yandu exclaid, looking at Qingyi expectantly.
"Just imbue a little of your Qi into my body, and I alone can free myself from my sister’s restrictions. I have a spatial technique to get us out of here in the blink of an eye."
Qingyi paused for a mont. That was a tempting proposition.
Despite his youthful appearance, Tang Yandu was an old master who had lived for over four hundred years and a great expert of the Nascent Soul Realm.
For soone with no future, following his plan would probably be the best course of action.
Unfortunately for him, Qingyi was not soone without a future.
The system was more than anything Tang Yandu could ever achieve.
"I’m sorry," Qingyi smiled. "As I said, I’m not as dumb as Young Master Xu."
Without even waiting for an answer, he turned his back on Yandu and walked out of the hut.
"Wait, we can think of sothing, I have a lot of hidden riches-" Tang Yandu’s voice was cut off by the slamming of the door.
"Ah..." He sighed. In his centuries of life, it was the first ti he had t soone like this.
"Couldn’t my little sister have found a simpler man?" He gritted his teeth, but in the end just smiled bitterly.
That was impossible.
***
Tang Biyue woke up late the next day, her voluptuous body naked and wrapped in silk sheets.
As she stood up, the sheets slid over her curves, revealing her pure white skin.
She knelt on the bed, her beautiful green eyes eting her own reflection in the mirror.
Her legs closed instinctively as her fingers traveled around her delicate waist, up to her breasts.
They were truly enormous, overshadowing much of her delicate torso.
When she was younger, she had hated them deeply.
They were too large, too heavy, always got in the way of her training and attracted too many disgusting eyes.
She hated them so much that she would have cut them off if she’d had the willpower, but obviously she didn’t.
Over the decades, they stopped being a problem.
Her cultivation was simply too high for their weight to get her way, and her position in that world drastically reduced the number of n who would dare to look at her with any emotion other than fear and reverence.
"Ah~" A soft moan escaped her lips as her left hand sank to her breasts, teasing a pink nipple between her delicate fingers.
Her other hand went down between her soft thighs, dipping between the plump lips of her pussy, the soft mound opening, revealing the pink, untouched interior.
"Mmh... nngh~" She bit her pink lips, an expression of disgust appearing on her face.
She stood up, finally accessing her sea of mind and suppressing those desires.
A single second was all it took.
Her legs stopped shaking and her dull eyes sharpened again.
A pearly liquid still ran down the pale, velvety skin of her thighs, dripping onto the floor, but she ignored it.
She got dressed and looked at the mountain ranges on the horizon beyond her bedroom window.
She used to kill beasts as a way of reflecting on life when she was younger.
"I wonder if it still works..." She sighed, her voice calm and sweet as she tilted her body slightly.
The next mont, she burst towards the mountain range.
It was hundreds of kiloters away, but it didn’t take more than a few minutes to get there.
Her body landed with a thud, her eyes glowed and a green mist left her lips.
Thousands of beasts from the Burning Blood Realm and the Crystalline Core Realm were reduced to bones in a single mont.
Kiloters of death and destruction engulfed everything around her.
Even with all it’s limitations, the power of a Rebirth realm expert from the Tang family was still not sothing that could be underestimated.
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