Chapter 1374: Chapter 806: I’ll Do It Myself
Roar!
The Red Dragon rolled over, unleashing a chilling long cry, entangled in a fierce battle with the Great Freedom Bodhisattva.
In the instant of action, the situation on the field fell into a one-sided state.
This was partly because the Great Freedom Bodhisattva had just exhausted himself, but more importantly, it was due to Chi Yunzi’s reckless approach.
“…”
Seeing this, the monks of the Bodhi Sect all had sowhat unpleasant expressions.
Today’s affair was the result of a special discussion within their sect.
The Jade Void Universe True Monarch concealed his Golden Immortal cultivation and slaughtered extensively during the debate, not only causing significant resentnt among his own disciples but also making the prestige of the Great Sect vanish.
Therefore, aside from the contest for the Immortal Emperor’s position, the debate also aid to vent the monks’ anger, giving Shen Yi a heavy punishnt, making him realize the cost of provoking the entire Bodhi Sect.
This matter was actually simple.
After all, the reason this first disciple of the Three Immortals Sect could show such overwhelming dominance during the debate was solely because he concealed his Golden Immortal cultivation, shalessly bullying the weak with the strong.
If he were to truly face a duel with cultivators of the sa level, this newly erged Second Grade Cultivator would have no advantage at all.
The point was that this boy certainly knew the gravity of his mistakes and was surely hiding behind the Seventy-two Cave Golden Immortals. How to force him onto the field?
After discussing, the monks devised the scene that occurred when the debate resud.
It seed the Seventy-two Cave Golden Immortals ca with an overwhelming montum, but after years of confrontation between the two sects, they had long figured out the tendencies of these immortals.
mbers of the Three Immortals Sect each established their own abodes, living freely. To put it nicely, they were carefree and unrestrained, but in reality, it resulted in a lack of unity, with severe internal strife.
As long as their own actions were slightly more assertive, the immortals would consider retreat.
The first Golden Immortal to appear quickly had signs of backing down, proving the Bodhi Sect’s assumptions correct.
Following this line, other Golden Immortals would gradually beco unwilling to bear the pressure for Shen Yi.
Who would have thought Chi Yunzi would appear at this ti?
His main disciple died at the hands of the Great Freedom Lotus Pearl Bodhisattva, and with Shen Yi previously seeking revenge for him, such a scene was to be expected.
“Retreat, take turns depleting his Tribulation Power…”
A trace of malice flashed in the eyes of Great Freedom Lotus Pearl Bodhisattva, lips subtly moving as he communicated with his fellow sect mbers.
No holding back?
Then simply combine forces to send him into slumber, leaving him no extra Tribulation Power to remold his Tao Body, removing him from the tribulation, using such a miserable end to intimidate the other Golden Immortals!
“I concede.”
The Great Freedom Bodhisattva on the field was forced into a sorry state by the Red Dragon. Upon receiving the ssage, he no longer hesitated, retreating swiftly out of the Yellow Cloud.
He had already won a match earlier, so conceding now did not disgrace him.
Another Great Freedom Bodhisattva who had long prepared imdiately leaped into the Yellow Cloud, smiling at the Taoist in front.
“…”
Chi Yunzi landed on the Dragon Head with no expression, looking over.
In his unrestrained state, he should have continued to pursue and beat back that bald monk to the Heavenly Dao.
But now, having discerned his fellow sect mbers’ intentions, he chose to cease action.
Among dozens of Golden Immortals, only a few could truly defend Shen Yi wholeheartedly. If the Bodhi Sect gained the upper hand, probably more than half of the brothers would back down.
To protect the young man, there was now only one way.
To withstand the pressure until the debate escalated again, becoming a battle between sworn Golden Immortals and Great Aspiration Bodhisattvas. This way, the Bodhi Sect would have no reason to pressure Shen Yi, an ordinary Golden Immortal, to step down.
A cold gaze exchanged once more, the dragon’s cry resounded through the skies!
The foundation of Chi Yunzi evidently exceeded many people’s expectations, including a few fellow sect mbers like Qing Guangzi and Ling Xuzi, all showing signs of surprise.
Yet, though the monk was clearly at a disadvantage, the smile on his face never faded.
“Chi Yun Immortal, what skill!”
He struck the Red Dragon away with a blow, decisively and swiftly, clasping his hands together, then also retreated from the Yellow Cloud.
The next Bodhisattva followed without hesitation, giving Chi Yunzi no chance to rest.
“Junior Brother, fall back for now.”
Master Xuanwei evidently saw through the situation, unwilling to watch those monks wheel-battle their own stubborn disciple, so he spoke up, giving Chi Yunzi an out.
Yet the Taoist stepping on the crimson giant dragon seed not to hear, coldly eyeing the bald monks opposite, then mobilized the Tribulation Power once more!
“Hiss!”
Master Xuanwei’s eyelid twitched.
He certainly knew what his Junior Brother was concerned about—it was nothing but a lack of trust in the other fellow sect mbers.
Shen Yi had rendered great rit to the sect, naturally, they’d protect if they could.
But the issue was this wasn’t a simple duel, but one concerning who’d control the incense offerings after the tribulation, every bit of Tribulation Power had to be used wisely.
If he stepped in now, those Great Aspiration Bodhisattvas would seize the upper hand.
Though Master Xuanwei admired Shen Yi, as the person in charge of this debate for the Three Immortals Sect, he must weigh priorities, even if it involved protecting his own disciple Li Shan, he’d refrain from rushing in.
The other Golden Immortals also found it hard to bear.
Of course, they could do their best. Though not to Chi Yunzi’s extent, they weren’t as inadequate as the first Junior Brother.
But the issue was… mustn’t there be an order of events?
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