670: 669: Small Fairyland 670: 669: Small Fairyland “Who gave you the audacity to be so reckless?” Tang Feng looked indifferently at the three immobilized n.
“Senior, we were wrong, please spare our lives.” The three wanted to kneel and kowtow hundreds, even thousands of tis, hoping to change Tang Feng’s determination to kill them.
“People usually realize their mistakes only after they have erred.
Do you think it’s still possible to make ands for your deeds?
If I had delayed a little longer, wouldn’t my woman have been defiled by you?
I really want to see which Sect’s trash you belong to.” Tang Feng stretched out his hand and pointed, and three coins shot into the foreheads of the three n, after which, he gathered the information he wanted directly into his mind.
“No wonder you were so arrogant.
It turns out you belong to ‘Two Halls, One Sect.’ I am very pleased to tell you that because of this, your Sect is dood.” Tang Feng said with a smile.
“No, senior, it’s not our Sect’s fault.” The three were extrely terrified.
They had never imagined encountering such an unreasonable person.
If their Sect were to be implicated because of them, it would truly be too unjust.
“‘A child’s misconduct is the father’s fault; therefore, your mistakes are the result of your Sect not teaching you well.
Since that is the case, a Sect that misleads its disciples has no reason to exist.”
“Senior, please no, we are willing to beco your oxen and horses.” The three n cried out in fear.
“It’s too late for anything you say now.
You should have intervened earlier instead of following along.
Clearly, you are all trash, not worthy of sympathy.” After saying that, Tang Feng crushed the three n.
At this mont, another cultivator on the ground also woke up and, seeing what had happened, almost fainted again in fright.
Seeing Tang Feng approaching, his expression instantly soured, “I won’t beg you; even if I die, I won’t die by your hands.”
“Oh, you want to self-destruct?
I’m waiting; what are you hesitating for?
Hurry up; I still have places to be,” Tang Feng said with a laugh.
“You, don’t think I won’t dare.” The youth pointed at Tang Feng, his body shaking from fear.
“You dare, so stop the needless chatter.” Tang Feng watched him and suddenly found the boy sowhat amusing.
Going out to do evil was one thing, but being so cowardly, he had never imagined.
“I, I’m going all out against you.” Finally unable to withstand Tang Feng’s mockery, the young cultivator made his move, knowing he was no match, but it was still comndably courageous.
It seems he wasn’t complete trash after all.
Tang Feng lightly slapped the man to the ground, and after the man fell, he stood up and attacked Tang Feng again.
Kid, you have more guts than those others just now; I’ll give you a quick end.
Tang Feng stomped down directly, and the man was instantly reduced to ash—a one-stomp kill.
This was also a first, much better than using his hands and certainly more imposing.
“Let’s go ho, Su Yun.” Tang Feng then picked her up and vanished in a flash.
Resting in Tang Feng’s arms, Su Yun finally felt safe and warm.
At that mont, she deeply understood what a man ant to a woman.
Back in the valley, the won gathered around and after hearing what had happened to Su Yun, seeing how frightened she was, they all began to console her.
Tang Feng, anwhile, turned his attention to barbecuing, which could divert so attention—the pleasures of food also serve to soothe worries and forget sorrows.
Tang Feng was quick.
With his control over his immortal consciousness, he was able to barbecue a whole herd of spiritual beasts in no ti.
“It slls so good.
Is it ready?” Sister Ji couldn’t help wanting to taste it; she had rarely eaten at, largely because she had been confined in a rune space for so long.
“Yes, there are twenty in total.
Choose for yourselves.
Each type of spiritual beast tastes different, but all are delicious.
Don’t miss out.”
No one hesitated, and what a feast it turned into—they devoured the lot like a whirlwind.
Seeing their way of eating, Tang Feng couldn’t help but laugh.
It was only in front of him that the won showed their true selves, and he particularly enjoyed this side of them.
Acting like fairies all proper, as stiff as puppets every day, life would have little aning.
But now, it was different—there was roughhousing, teasing, and more so, a desperate packing of delicious food into their bellies, not fearing too much food, only fearing a stomach too small.
By the ti everyone had dealt with those Spiritual Beasts, only a little over two hours had passed, which for Cultivators was negligible.
Inside the Spirit Boat, in the great hall, the won lay in a row—a scene that, to Tang Feng, who had just eaten his fill, was simply tantalizing.
Without another word, he lay down next to them.
The faces of the won were already flushed with redness; it would have been strange if he hadn’t done sothing at that mont.
They were all prepared, each with a shy deanor, playful eyes, and a smile that was altogether entrancing.
Thus, the Spirit Boat was filled with laughter and, more often, cries—but as for what they were yelling, only they knew.
Ti was brief, and after several frenzied days, the Spirit Boat finally returned to Xia City.
Upon the Floating City, the won disembarked, gazing at the sea of flowers that was their landing place.
It was incredibly beautiful; this was truly an Immortal Realm.
“Perhaps even the Immortal Realm isn’t as beautiful as this,” He Ji remarked to Tang Feng.
“So places originally aren’t.
The Immortal Realm is quite similar to here; after reaching it, I stayed only in one domain, and moreover, in the lowest rank,” Tang Feng explained.
“Then, are you in danger?”
“Not really, I now control several large Mining Areas with tens of thousands of Immortal Slaves mining, and I also have around two hundred thousand troops, though they aren’t very strong,” Tang Feng said.
Ah!
“My husband, you are truly remarkable,” He Ji said.
When she first t Tang Feng, he was just at the Golden Core Realm, yet now he was an Immortal.
It had not been many years since then, and he would certainly beco the strongest in both ancient and modern tis.
“It’s okay, it’s okay, don’t praise , otherwise I’ll get carried away,” Tang Feng remarked.
Showing off, but after you return, you won’t spend much ti with us, will you?” He Ji sighed.
“Indeed, perhaps another five or six months”
He Ji didn’t say anything more, as she was more sensible than the other won.
However, during this past half month, she had truly experienced the protection of her man.
This ti, she held nothing back and gave herself to him completely for the first ti.
She had no regrets, but instead felt even sweeter.
The two were like a couple deeply in love, it was just unfortunate that the most beautiful tis are always fleeting.
“Sister Ji, if you want to enter the Ancient Cultivation World, I can take you there,” Tang Feng offered.
“I want to go ho and check on things,” He Ji finally admitted.
“Alright, I’ll accompany you, but we’ll need to wait two days,” Tang Feng said.
He had to enhance the Cultivation of the won to Demi Immortal Realm this ti around, otherwise, it wouldn’t reflect well on an Immortal’s capabilities.
After calling all the won together, each was thrilled both to see the man they loved and to have received Cultivation power, advancing further was no longer a challenging task.
Waiting a few more days isn’t a problem,” He Ji said with a beautiful smile, looking at Tang Feng surrounded by the won.
She had never thought she’d reveal her body to a person from Outer Heaven, let alone share her secrets with him; in her heart, a man had already taken residence, occupying her thoughts daily, already causing her to long for him desperately.
If it weren’t for her mature side, she would be like the other won, wanting to throw herself into Tang Feng’s arms, to actively link her arm through his, or to lean against him.
Bringing him back to et her parents shouldn’t be embarrassing, right?
Thinking about how her family might be shocked, He Ji couldn’t help but chuckle to herself.
They always said not to be deceived by n and to never give one’s body to soone unloved; now that she had found the one, they would definitely be pleased, but she wondered what they were doing right now?
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