Chapter 1476: Chapter 725: Get on Board Chapter 1476: Chapter 725: Get on Board Finally, Tang Luo still couldn’t persuade Du Sha, and the hero from Xiling couldn’t overco his inner conflict. However, the massive influx of information did, to so extent, endorse the ambition of Longxi’s Pride.
But Du Sha, who could no longer serve the Longxi Alliance, also refused to exert effort in the great battle, and Tang Luo expressed respect for this decision.
Just like he had once said, Du Sha wasn’t just a skilled Instructor at the Marshal Star Pavilion; he was the soul of the Pavilion.
Only with Du Sha there could those refugee martial artists who had been silenced find a sense of belonging and, more importantly, see principles.
There are many powerful people in the world, but few with principles. Under the subtle and gradual influence of Du Sha’s personal example, the temperant of the Star Generals had started to show traces of such principles.
Thus it was said, “Poverty breeds cunning, wealth fosters goodwill,” and indeed, most people only pay attention to others after securing their own lives.
Tang Luo was pleased to see this change in temperant and was resolute in his determination to let Du Sha continue to influence these people.
Since the issue with Unparalleled City couldn’t be resolved, he decided to split the Marshal Star Pavilion in two.
“Give all the disciples listed in the sect register to take to Yuanzhou, and leave the remaining students of Marshal Star Pavilion in your charge!”
In the final conversation in the quiet room, Tang Luo said, “I know you despise joining the Longxi Alliance in corrupt practices, but the disciples of Marshal Star Pavilion are all refugees, and under your influence, they are just beginning to have a sense of right and wrong, the seeds of principles. It would be a pity to give up now!”
“There are many capable of taking on the responsibility of teaching. Why must it be ?”
Du Sha asked expressionlessly.
“Others might possess similar abilities, but they don’t share the sa sentints as you.”
Tang Luo tapped his left chest and said, “Teaching is primarily about the heart, but most people are just trying to achieve their own goals, thinking they can deceive the students’ eyes. This temperant will influence the quality of teaching. In the future, Marshal Star Pavilion is to change the world, and I do not want this group of Star Generals to beco rash opportunists driven by imdiate gains.”
Finally, Du Sha agreed to Tang Luo’s proposal but set a final bottom line.
“Since Marshal Star Pavilion is to be a changing force in Xiehe, it should not partake in indistinguishable battles of right and wrong during its developnt. I am willing to continue as the First Star General of Marshal Star Pavilion, but aside from the defense work of Unparalleled City, Marshal Star Pavilion will not participate in any large-scale battles involving Longxi Alliance and the various clans and sects of Longzhou. Do you agree to this?”
Caught off guard, Tang Luo pondered for a long while and then nodded firmly.
After all, it was rely the elite among the mortals. Even if they did not participate in the battle, it should not matter… right?
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Yulin Pavilion
Since the closure of Martial Saint Mountain, Yulin Pavilion had beco the strongest sect in Longzhou, largely because they possessed a Saint Lord-level powerhouse—Lu Chen.
The man called the strongest Pavilion Master, in his pri, had once evenly matched Wang Invincible in two trial moves, demonstrating his substantial prowess to the world.
Therefore, no matter how turbulent Longzhou was, Yulin Pavilion remained peaceful like an Arcadia. As a sect that focused on formations as its fundantal research, Yulin Pavilion always maintained a worldly detachnt.
After all, mastering formations was not like ordinary Spirit Arts; it required high intellect. To put it mystically, those who could learn it would learn it, and no matter how hard the others tried, they would only waste their years on the threshold of entry.
Thus, every ten years, Yulin Pavilion would send people out to search for disciples with compatible intellects and then bring them back to the mountain to teach. Even though Longzhou was remote and sparsely populated, backed by a populous city like Chaochang, Yulin Pavilion never suffered a break in its lineage.
But as a transcendent holy land, they would never lightly involve themselves in clan disputes, even amidst the rampant negative information about the Longxi Alliance, the masters of Yulin Pavilion remained calm, completely unflustered.
However, while the upper echelons were stable, the younger minds were not so composed. As a sect focusing on formations, Yulin Pavilion employed a hierarchical teaching system.
Of course, the highest level was the Pavilion Master and King of Formations lecturing. Below them were the masters and grandmasters of formations, then the true and Inner Sect Disciples who spread the basics of formations to the Outer Sect Disciples.
In reality, the true and Inner Sect Disciples, living and studying together, differed little in terms of status—only in the speed of their cultivation and ranking, but the bonds between these brothers were deep.
Young people always crave novelty, and the biggest current excitent was the united efforts of all tribes in Longzhou to expel the evil Longxi Alliance.
Every morning, Inner Sect Disciples hurried to the sect’s intelligence agency to fetch the latest news.
Then, after loudly proclaiming the news, they began to speculate how long the evil Longxi Alliance could withstand the overwhelming forces.
Most thought one to two years, while the more radical ones believed it would be no more than six months.
“If our sect were willing to act, we could eradicate the evil Longxi Alliance within a month!”
Just as the disciples of every sect idolized their own, the disciples of Yulin Pavilion placed their sect in an extrely high regard.
However, this boastful talk, mostly regretting that their sect was a reclusive one, ended with sighs over drinks.
In truth, these disciples neither cared about right nor wrong, nor did they mind whether the rising rumors were true; they were simply curious about the outside world.
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