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Chapter 883 - Chapter 883 Chapter 571 Senior Youve Made Me Look Hard For You

Chapter 883: Chapter 571: Senior, You’ve Made Me Look Hard For You Chapter 883: Chapter 571: Senior, You’ve Made Me Look Hard For You Descending from the mountain peak, Shi Hao sped down the serpentine, dragon-like bluestone steps, his thoughts endlessly churning.

Although he had declined Jiang Hui’s “kind offer,” after much contemplation, he decided to visit the Void God Realm himself and meet with Bird Grandpa and Grandpa Jing Bi.

After all, while that was said, he needed to understand some things.

Especially after ascending to the Immortal Seat, the sense of an indescribable mission within him grew ever stronger.

Whether it was the man and woman who had sought him out several times, or the Everlasting King of Alien Territory who crossed the long river of time just to eradicate him…

Additionally, if he remembered correctly, ever since he became a Red Dust Immortal, he had not entered that vast spiritual world for tens of thousands of years.

He wondered whether the Void God Realm still held the various legends and glorious deeds of his youth.

At the same time, he found he missed those two old fellows a bit.

Moreover, if it was as The Master of Liu Village had said, that Bird Grandpa and Grandpa Jing Bi were previously existences of the Immortal King level, then even if they had fallen, their remaining Primordial Spirits would still be very powerful.

They would almost be equivalent to the Lords of the Forbidden Area, capable of contending with the ordinary Immortal Kings.

If possible, he wanted to include both Bird Grandpa and Grandpa Jing Bi within the Heavenly Court.

He couldn’t always remain within the confines of the Red Dust Immortal realm; sooner or later, he would have to strive for the Immortal King.

Without reaching that realm, he ultimately couldn’t make some decisions; only by ascending to the Immortal King could he truly be considered a figure of great significance.

But becoming an Immortal King is difficult; this has always been the case throughout history, even for the most exceptional prodigies of the world.

Even for him, assaulting that realm would not be achieved in one go; it would take a considerable amount of time.

Possibly tens of thousands of years, perhaps a hundred thousand years, or even several hundred thousand years.

Nothing was certain.

During that time, he must have trustworthy people who could take up permanent residence in the Heavenly Court, to control the overall situation on his behalf, freeing him from worries.

And these trustworthy individuals must possess strength no less than that of an Immortal King, otherwise, it would be meaningless.

Shi Hao was very clear in his heart that there were many eyes within the entire Immortal Domain watching him!

He had walked step by step from the barbarous Lower Realm to his current position, which truly had not been easy; from death to life, he created many unimaginable legends, events so incredible that even the titans at the Immortal King level found them hard to believe.

Thus,

The owners of those eyes wanted to know what kind of force it was that propelled him to where he is now.

When he was present, the owners behind those eyes might not dare to do much, but if he were to disappear for a long time, those existences would be very likely to sneak around and strike out at the Heavenly Court he had established.

Even if they wouldn’t make a move openly or launch a major assault, even a tiny action could have a terrifying impact.

He absolutely would not allow any mishaps in the Heavenly Court he had established by hand.

The Heavenly Court, the court of heaven.

Meaning to shelter all beings.

Of course, he actually had another method at the moment.

That was to use this precious opportunity to request The Master of Liu Village to do anything within his power, to have this peerless being help look after the Heavenly Court.

Speaking of which, The Master of Liu Village, like him, also had a legendary existence, emerging suddenly and suppressing everything with unparalleled strength.

Therefore, those existences were actually more curious about The Master of Liu Village and Liu Village itself, but The Master of Liu Village was different from him, having already achieved creation; even giving those people a hundred guts, they wouldn’t dare to harbor intentions against him.

Otherwise, their fate would be like Ao Sheng and his ilk, directly slain within the Infinite Universe, where even at the edges of the universe, one could find that never-fading, star-like dazzling Blood of Fairy King.

With The Master of Liu Village stepping in, of course, everything could be guaranteed without fail.

In the entire Immortal Domain, who would dare to defy the commands of The Master of Liu Village?

However, to use such a precious opportunity for this, Shi Hao felt it was an underuse of significant resources, as it had not yet reached the point of absolute necessity.

As long as he could invite more friends of the Immortal King level to take up permanent residence, he could resolve the invisible crisis of the future without resorting to such measures.

Nowadays, the Heavenly Court had the Lord of the Forbidden Area to suppress all sides, able to deter some petty characters.

But relying on just the Lord of the Forbidden Area was not enough; his physical condition also did not allow for prolonged action, which is why he thought of drawing in more top-tier existences.

After pondering for a long time, Shi Hao put away his thoughts and looked up to see that he had reached the foot of the mountain, only to find that the Lord of the Forbidden Area was not waiting there for him; aside from the misty Spiritual Rain falling, there was no one around.

“Where is everybody?” Shi Hao was slightly startled and asked in surprise, his gaze sweeping the surroundings. He failed to see the figure of the Lord of the Forbidden Area.

With a wry smile, Shi Hao probably guessed the reason; surely he had slipped off somewhere.

With a slight stir of his mind, an invisible Divine Sense radiated from his body, spreading out like ripples in all directions.

However, the surrounding area seemed to be bound by some ineffable restriction, invisibly diminishing Divine Sense. Even for him, with his full Divine Sense deployed, he could only probe a scene within less than a kilometer in radius, as though he had stepped into a mire.

It was less significant than a drop in the ocean compared to his capabilities outside.

It was almost better not to use it; the distance visible with naked eyes was farther than this.