Azure Heaven Saber
Chapter 1012 - 1012 15 Plan to Break the Situation 3 in 1_6

Chapter 1012: Chapter 15 Plan to Break the Situation [3 in 1]_6 Chapter 1012: Chapter 15 Plan to Break the Situation [3 in 1]_6 Indeed, it’s not bad.

Even some millennia-old grudges have evolved into grudges lasting tens of thousands of years.

That’s why there arises the approach: Let the disciples go first, one level at a time, rather than obliterating the opponent with overwhelming force. The reason is twofold: trial and training.

Without allowing disciples to undergo trials, how can they grow?

So, this is an inevitable process.

If the disciple overcomes the opponent and kills them in these trials, the gains are far greater than if the master or grandmaster personally takes action to annihilate the enemy.

It signifies that the disciple ‘has conquered a true self, undergone a life-and-death tempering, consolidated the spirit, broken through mental barriers, ascended the Great Dao, and ascended the heavenly ladder.’

However, Feng Yin could not agree with this philosophy.

Even, or perhaps especially, many people in modern times would not think this way.

A threat is a threat.

A threat for ten thousand years is still a threat.

When will it not be strange for an exceptional genius to rise from the opposing side and annihilate one’s own side?

Therefore, Feng Yin always believed in ‘nipping danger in the bud.’

In this regard, he differed fundamentally from local sects like the Heavenly Sword Cloud Palace.

One cannot say who is right and who is wrong.

It’s just a difference in thinking.

If everyone thought like Feng Yin, it’s doubtful that Heavenly Sword Cloud Palace and Absolute Sword Devil Palace could have stood side by side for so many thousands of years; one of them would have fallen long ago.

Thus.

The two had differing viewpoints.

Feng Yin stood by his own opinion, valuing a state of mind that is thorough and connected.

Whereas Dong Xiaoyan didn’t think it was necessary.

“Are we to let them continue their mysterious ways?”

“What harm is there in them being mysterious?”

“These hidden dangers are like venomous snakes watching us with covetous eyes… are you comfortable with that?”

“Isn’t this precisely what drives people to be more cautious and to strive harder in their practice?”

You see, this is a fundamental clash of concepts.

The two stood by their respective arguments.

The debate ended without resolution.

Feng Yin felt that these people’s minds were so incredibly rigid…

Dong Xiaoyan thought this guy was a bit daft for not even realizing that…

The next day, they set out on the road as usual.

And indeed, they were ambushed again.

After a battle where both sides suffered a few injuries but no significant losses, and no one was killed,

Feng Yin sensitively noticed a change: the enemy had altered their strategy.

From attempting to kidnap only Dong Xiaoyan, they now sought to kidnap them both.

He had become a target as well.

He couldn’t help frowning at this realization.

If he didn’t figure this out, the enemy would continue targeting Dong Xiaoyan. Was he to live in perpetual vigilance against thieves?

That was his wife!

That same night…

Their campsite was attacked.

Unlike before, Feng Yin did not engage in the battle.

Instead, he stayed within the protective circle.

Just when the battle was at its most intense, a powerful force suddenly arrived, descending from the sky.

It grabbed Feng Yin, who was right in the middle, and instantly emitted spiritual energy to seal his meridians, then without pausing or a word, soared into the sky.

Directly ascending into the clouds.

“Audacious villain!”

With a fierce shout, a stream of sword light cut through the sky.

Its might went straight to the heavens.

The shadow had already prepared for this; a wave of sword energy flashed by, and two more figures appeared.

The three joined forces to block the sword strike.

With the force of the collision, they swiftly retreated far away.

“We’ve succeeded!”

The black-garbed, masked individuals fighting below immediately scattered and fled.

A voice carried from the distance.

“If you want Dong Pingchuan’s life, I ask the young palace master to please summon a divine healer for assistance.”

Then, as if carried by a vast flight, the voice receded into the depths.

A figure landed on the ground, his face ashen.

It was Dong Pingjiang.

He had struck from hiding, but had not anticipated that all three enemies would be nearly as powerful as himself; their combined counter-strike shook him to the core, leaving him reeling with churning blood and qi.

Before he could strike again, the opponents had vanished.

And at that level of mastery, if they wanted to escape, they were almost unstoppable.

“Curses!”

Dong Pingjiang’s gaunt face turned green, mixed with incomprehension: “How could that kid lack even the slightest alertness? They controlled him and took him away just like that? He could have at least struggled a bit!”

Dong Pingjiang couldn’t make sense of it.

What was going on?

Yet Dong Xiaoyan was completely stunned.

“Indeed, you were looking for a divine healer, but where am I to find one for you now?”

…

[I was trapped in this situation for a long time; it seems I have to resort to a brute force approach to break out of it.]