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Chapter 141 Old Friends Meet, The Heavenly Origin Will Be Initiated

Chapter 141: Chapter 141 Old Friends Meet, The Heavenly Origin Will Be Initiated

The ancient jungle, the predatory beasts, the towering mountains,

Desolate, ancient—a scene of barbarian wilderness.

A silver streak cut across the sky, leaving a long trail of smoke, emitting an aura belonging to a powerful being, spreading without restraint.

It caused many of the onlookers with ill-intentions to retreat into the shadows.

Liang Hui, who was flying at high speed, looked down, and a city came into his view.

Within the city, numerous powerful auras were being emitted, some violent, some mild, and some cold and harsh.

’It seems that quite a few interesting people have arrived.’

The young Martial Artist withdrew his gaze and descended beside the city, striding into it.

The surrounding soldiers, very tactfully, did not approach to question him.

At this moment, it had been ten days since Liang Hui left Qingyang City.

He had arrived at the city closest to the Tianyuan Secret Realm.

Walking through the city, he observed the people dressed in various attire.

There were enchanting women in sheer garments, young men sitting in chariots, as well as those clad in silver armor riding grisly Exotic Beasts.

Suddenly, Liang Hui tilted his head slightly and looked towards a nearby tavern.

He felt a gaze on him, but it quickly vanished.

His hand resting on the hilt of his Longsword, he looked coldly at the tavern for a while before striding away.

In a room on the fifth floor of the tavern, close to the street, a few figures stood with wine cups in hand, by the window.

A girl in a blue dress, with a slight smile on her lips and bright eyes, curiously watched the retreating figure of Liang Hui.

"Brother Jiang, is that person one of your Star Moon Tower disciples? He looks to have a similar aura."

Next to the girl stood a handsome young man in a silver robe, embroidered with moons and stars.

The young man was mysterious and serene, with a slight movement in his eyes as if pondering something.

After a moment, he took a sip from his wine cup.

"His bearing does resemble that of our disciples, but I have never seen him in the Star Moon Tower."

"If Lady Lan Yue is interested, I can invite him over for a meeting."

The girl in blue raised her red lips, neither refusing nor agreeing.

Meanwhile, three young men standing slightly behind exchanged glances.

One of them immediately left towards the city gate, chasing in the direction Liang Hui had gone.

Soon, one young man returned from the city gate with an ingratiating look on his face.

"Young Master Jiang, Lady Lan Yue, that person did not leave any information at the city gate."

At that moment, another young man also hurried over, his face showing embarrassment.

"He refused the invitation from the Saint Heir, but I found out his name—it’s Tai Yi."

"Tai Yi, huh? It seems he is not a disciple of our sect, probably cultivating a similar Technique."

The Saint Heir of Star Moon Tower chuckled, raising his wine cup and finishing it off, unconcerned about Liang Hui’s refusal.

But he did not see the ripples that stirred deep in the eyes of the girl in blue when the name Tai Yi was mentioned, nor the fleeting surprise.

Her lively eyes turned towards the direction Liang Hui had gone, with a hint of slyness.

’Hui, what a coincidence!’

...

Elsewhere.

After rejecting the invitation from the young man, Liang Hui gazed profoundly towards the distant tavern.

"So it’s Star Moon Tower, huh?"

He sensed the aura of Star Moon Tower emanating from the young man’s body.

After one last look in the direction of the tavern, he moved forward.

The youth planned to find an inn to rest for the coming days and to leave when the Tianyuan Secret Realm was about to open.

It wasn’t long before Liang Hui found an inn and stepped inside.

Suddenly, he paused for a moment, but quickly resumed his usual pace.

While listening to the other guests’ discussions, he talked with the innkeeper about lodging.

"Alas, I heard the Zhou Envoy has already reached the imperial city. It remains to be seen whether our Great Chu will negotiate peace."

"They probably will. The Barbarian Tribes in the south have been quite troublesome lately; our emperor should agree to peace with the Zhou Nation."

"What a pity! We’ve occupied a large area of land, and it’s uncertain whether it will be returned."

...

After arranging for a room, Liang Hui followed the guide’s instructions and ascended the stairs.

His eyes carried thoughts.

Apart from him, it seemed that not a few had escaped the Star Moon Tower’s annihilation to reach the capital of the Chu Nation.

However, their fates were of little concern to him; he had no intention of rejoining the negotiating team, nor of willingly placing himself at the center of the storm.

Once he entered the room, Liang Hui took a seat on the bed and began to cultivate.

In the depths of the night, Jiao Yue’s light streamed through the window, casting a silvery glow upon the youth.

His tightly closed eyes suddenly snapped open.

Looking towards the window.

At some unknown time, a slender figure hovered in the sky, her gaze piercing through the window to observe him.

The young girl was dressed in a blue gown, her face adorned with a light smile, as she gracefully stepped through the air towards him.

"What brings you here?"

Liang Hui did not strike out immediately; he felt a touch of familiarity.

"Hee! Hee!"

The girl halted her steps, her laughter chiming like silver bells.

"Today, I saw your honor enter the city, your aura commanding; fitting of a great man. I came especially to have a look."

In the moonlight, the girl’s skin appeared even more translucent, like white jade, her expression on her pretty face growing more sincere.

Liang Hui’s eyes remained calm, his palm resting on the hilt of his longsword.

"Now that you have seen, please leave."

"Indeed, I have seen. Till next time."

In the next instant, the girl’s figure dissipated into the air.

’Who could it be?’

Following the woman’s disappearance, Liang Hui started recalling each person he had encountered in his mind.

Not until a girl clad in a black dress emerged from the depths of his memory, did he stop reminiscing.

No longer dwelling on the past, he looked thoughtfully out the window.

’Could it be you?’

....

Four days later.

Thousands of miles away from the city.

Countless figures gathered before a vast canyon.

Thick as locusts, the end of the crowd was not in sight; most of them radiated powerful auras.

Some were at the True Realization stage, some undergoing Blood Refinement; there were those who had entered the Path, cultivated their Qi Meridians, and even Primordial Spirit Grand Masters and God Vein Martial Artists.

Liang Hui stood on the outskirts of the crowd, using his peripheral vision to observe the nine godly and demonic figures in the sky.

No! It wouldn’t be right to say he was observing, as he couldn’t discern their exact silhouettes hidden by the brilliance.

He could only vaguely make out a few outlines.

After a short while, he turned his gaze towards the very front of the canyon.

There was a youth carrying a longsword with a serene expression, a man wearing a star moon silver robe exuding a quiet mystery, and a monk with hands clasped together, clothed in white...

Their auras were diverse, but what they had in common was that each one of them made Liang Hui feel a sense of danger.

The young man chuckled lightly, the interest in his eyes growing ever stronger.

It seemed that the journey to the Tianyuan Secret Realm this time would not be dull.

As the minutes and seconds ticked by, the noise within the canyon steadily faded.

Until in the sky above, four supremely powerful figures stepped forward.

As if the heavens were tipping over and the earth caving in.

The heavens and earth fell into complete silence.

Then, an endless brilliance burst forth from the palms of the four, enveloping a hundred miles in its blinding light.

It seemed to last for a second, or perhaps an eternity.

The sea of light began to dissipate, revealing a Light Gate piercing the clouds and looming in front of the canyon.

The four godlike and devilish figures joined forces to advance, seemingly eager to breach the Light Gate.