506: Chapter 74 506: Chapter 74 The white fox saw Gu Wen, bouncing and approaching, stopping three steps away, as a thick white mist spread.
From within it erged a beautiful woman with fox ears.
Her stance was enchanting, with light purple eyes that captivated all hearts, causing everyone, except Gu Wen, to avert their gaze.
Despite this, their hearts couldn’t help but beat faster, thoughts turning restless, as if a jade hand was gently stroking their hearts.
At this mont, Chi Yu Zi and others felt a chasm like an abyss, an insurmountable gap between them and immortals, bringing a long-absent sense of unease.
They were venerable, revered by countless cultivators, possessing great divine power to move mountains and seas.
This unease had long been eliminated from their instincts, yet now it resurfaced.
It turned out the gap between them and the immortals was so vast.
Even Chi Yu Zi and Jade Sword Buddha felt the sa.
The forr possessed power close to that of an immortal, the latter held a status equivalent to an immortal, but ultimately neither was an immortal.
Suddenly, a breath of spring wind swept over, calming all restlessness.
Gu Wen’s eyes were calm like an ancient well, he spoke softly, “Restrain yourselves a bit, they have not beco immortals.”
The Fox Fairy’s eyes turned ink-black, covering her face as she laughed, “I apologize, this place rarely sees outsiders, I am accustod to being carefree here.”
Then he began to appraise the three won, their styles varied, each possessed an unparalleled beauty.
Cultivators can change their appearance, but cannot change their true nature.
Those who change their appearance for the sake of beauty rarely reach the Great Tao.
The three before him had already reached the Taoist realm, their appearances undoubtedly natural.
She transmitted her voice, “Tsk, tsk, tsk, haven’t seen you in days, your luck with beauty hasn’t diminished.
Contemptuous Chi Venerable, solitary Yin Path Xuanjin Venerable, and Jade Buddha Heavenly Venerate with a glass Buddha heart.
To call these won the dream partners of billions of cultivators is sowhat offensive, they are immortals in the heavens.”
Gu Wen responded calmly, “They are monks.”
Most great powers are monks, unrelated to Buddhist, Taoist, or demon paths, but the arduous cultivation journey requires a pure heart seeking the Tao to reach this stage.
“Monks can always return to secular life.
They may have disregarded others before, but can they disregard you?
As I recall, you were quite domineering back then, breaking the Dao hearts of the young generation of the Devil Clan.
And these individuals beside you, which one hasn’t been suppressed by you?”
The Fox Fairy reminisced about the past, even she found Gu Wen from eight hundred years ago excessively dazzling.
“Love is like a layer of window screen, everything is normal if you don’t pierce it, but once you start to think…”
Before the words were finished, Gu Wen grabbed her head, instantly turning her back into a white fox, clasping her neck and lifting her in hand.
He had no mood to listen to a fox spirit pointing fingers at his friends.
The Fox Fairy was dumbfounded, unable to speak, incessantly struggling with her four paws.
Holding the fox, he walked into the courtyard, Li Yunshang erged upon hearing the commotion, seeing his disciple clutching his friend’s neck.
“Master, I brought you a gift.”
Li Yunshang smiled wryly, actively reaching to take the white fox, holding it in his arms while simultaneously undoing Gu Wen’s restraint.
“You, you’ve tripped up this ti?
This rebellious disciple seems gentle, but in reality, he’s eight feet tall with a thousand pounds of stubbornness, he won’t speak to you kindly.
If I can’t suppress him one day, who knows what rebellious acts he might commit.”
Li Yunshang looked at Gu Wen, shook his head continuously, sighed deeply, and turned back into the house.
Gu Wen curled his lips slightly; those unaware might think he had done so heaven-defiling deed.
He followed into the room, while Chi Yu Zi and others waited in the courtyard.
They were not disciples of Qingcang Immortal, many things Gu Wen could do, but they could not.
Such as entering without the immortal’s permission.
“You may co in too.”
Calm and indifferent voice ca out, Chi Yu Zi and others stepped into the room in succession.
Inside the room, Li Yunshang sat in a chair, stroking the frightened Fox Fairy.
Gu Wen approached to pour tea and water, smiled softly, “Master, please drink so water.”
“Hmm.”
Li Yunshang took the cup and sipped a bit, then continued staying silent.
“This ti I returned with so gifts for you.”
Gu Wen retrieved a package of yellowish-brown oiled paper from his sleeve, untying the twine, revealing light green Qinghua Cake inside.
He picked up one piece, putting it to Li Yunshang’s mouth who similarly ate only a small bite.
His expression noticeably relaxed a bit, he sighed, “This little thing, Yu Hua often brought it to back then, I rember it has disappeared and is no longer sold.”
Where Gu Wen went, and for what reason, need not be said.
Li Yunshang suddenly had a premonition, that Gu Wen’s return this ti might not be entirely for his summons but for another purpose.
Another premonition suggested that a confrontation might be imminent between master and disciple.
Gu Wen answered, “Do you rember Xuan Yue?”
Li Yunshang nodded, “He’s currently held in the Heavenly Prison, I’m contemplating how to deal with him.
Killing him seems a waste, an immortal can do many things, even bring rain to the world.
But if not killed, his cri of selling pills to evil cultivators warrants death.”
“What do you think should be done?”
“The law is rciless, but it can be anded, the best laws are those that suit the tis.
Now I see your governance restricting dual cultivation techniques; could this have happened eight hundred years ago?”
Gu Wen’s answer made Li Yunshang thoughtful, and then he sent a thought directly to the Heavenly Prison Cave Heaven.
Xuan Yue should be used to the fullest.
Selling pills to evil cultivators deserved death, but rather than killing him outright, it would be better to use him for the benefit of the people.
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