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“I am here for sothing,” Gu Chaoyan declared.
The n from the Yan Family remained silent, patiently waiting for Gu
Chaoyan to continue.
Gu Chaoyan’s face twisted with distress, rendering her speechless. She skillfully redirected the conversation, stating, “I’m uncertain if you are familiar with the Undead Race, but recently, many passing disciples have fallen victim to their attacks.”
“Both inner sect and outer sect disciples have been dispatched to Xuhai City for a specific mission,” she continued.
“Elder Brother Wuji,” Gu Chaoyan turned her attention to one of the outer sect disciples, “you are among those chosen for this mission.”
“Regrettably, so of the supplies I had prepared for Elder Brother Wuji were stolen by Zhuo Yuanbai. While Zhuo Yuanbai returned unscathed from the mission in Xuhai City, Elder Brother Wuji…”
As Gu Chaoyan spoke these words, a loud clatter echoed in the room as Mada Yan lost her grip on her cup, which shattered upon impact.
Gu Chaoyan didn’t explicitly state it, but her ssage was crystal clear:
sothing had happened to Yan Wuji.
Yan Shuang and Zhao Yiqiu exchanged worried glances.
“Is he… did he manage to survive?” Yan Shuang asked, her voice trembling.
Gu Chaoyan shook her head, implying the grim reality.
Xuhai City had beco an intricate web of complications.
She chose not to reveal the deeper conflicts involving the major sects and the Grand Unity Sect, leaving her explanation at that.
“Zhuo Yuanbai!” Mada Yan’s voice dripped with venomous hatred. Wuji should have had a chance at survival, but he fell victim to a fra-up orchestrated by his fellow students—a fact that Mada Yan found utterly intolerable.
She, along with the entire Yan Family and the Old Master, had prepared for a visit to the sect. The sect would undoubtedly offer support to the Yan Family, expecting their loyalty in return. If Wuji had t his end during a mission, they could have reluctantly accepted it. However, the bla rested squarely on Zhuo Yuanbai’s shoulders, a bitter truth that Mada Yan simply could not bear.
“T’ve already taken Zhuo Yuanbai’s life, and I’m here to ensure he pays the
price,” Gu Chaoyan stated firmly.
“I’m going with you,” Mada Yan declared, her resolve unwavering. “I had braced myself for the possibility of sothing happening to Wuji when he joined the sect. But when it’s like this, I can’t simply let it go. I need to personally eliminate the Zhuo Family to find closure.”
Gu Chaoyan nodded in agreent, taken aback by Mada Yan’s strength. Mada Yan’s determination far exceeded her expectations.
Together, they would seek vengeance against the Zhuo Family.
“Let’s proceed,” Gu Chaoyan said, activating Sword Kinesis Flight and inviting Mada Yan to join her.
Though she had not initially intended to use Sword Kinesis Flight during their ti in the Shenyou Dynasty, Gu Chaoyan believed it would be more efficient now, especially considering Mada Yan’s pregnancy. Mada Yan strapped on the sword, determined and ready.
They set off toward the Zhuo Family.
anwhile, at the Zhuo Family’s residence, the family mbers had gathered together under Mada Zhuo’s summoning after her return from the banquet.
The Zhuo Family and the Yan Family were longstanding adversaries, their enmity dating back to the incident at Star Moon Pavilion.
Moreover, there was a deep-seated mutual antipathy between the two clans.
Initially, the Zhuo Family had remained unperturbed by their rivalry. However, an unexpected twist occurred when an inner sect disciple erged seemingly out of nowhere, disrupting the Zhuo Family’s carefully laid plans.
“Why haven’t you been in touch with your brother?” Mada Zhuo’s voice was laced with frustration. “What’s wrong with him? Why didn’t he inform us about the Yan Family’s inner sect disciple? I wonder when this Yan Family disciple plans to join the inner sect..”
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