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Chapter 445 - 359 Future Threat?

Chapter 445: Chapter 359 Future Threat?

Mirror World.

Central Plains, southern part.

After hastily departing from the present world, Fan Mingxiu arrived at the Presidential Mansion.

As the secretary of the presidential mansion of the new southern government, he had been collecting information about the present world for the president ever since Xingxiao convened the conference between the two worlds.

At this moment, after receiving important intelligence from Lin Xing, he rushed to report without stopping.

Upon entering the drawing room, what appeared before him was a handsome man with slightly curly hair and amber eyes.

Looking at the beautiful man in front of him, the urgency that had consumed Fan Mingxiu slowly dissipated without him noticing.

The current president had come from overseas twenty years ago, claiming that his ancestors were emigrants who mastered long-lost arts from the Central Plains and combined them with foreign secret techniques to create an unprecedented legacy.

After arriving in the Central Plains in his early twenties, he had challenged experts from various southern factions, not only subduing the regional warlords but even making allies out of major southern sects like the Zhou Tian Sect and Divine Dragon Gang.

Within just ten years, the new government he had established spanned across the southern provinces, becoming a powerhouse that could negotiate directly with the Great Zhou Court.

From ten years ago, he had lived in seclusion, closure, and intense cultivation. Although he hadn’t emerged in many years, everyone knew he had become inscrutably powerful.

Fan Mingxiu had always believed that this man could solve all crises, truly unify the Central Plains, end the disputes, and usher in an unprecedented era of prosperity.

That was until he witnessed the horror of Lin Xing...

At this moment, having calmed himself, Fan Mingxiu began to relay the intelligence he had gathered.

"Lin Xing’s power has become incredibly terrifying after the battle beyond the heavens..."

As he spoke of Lin Xing, Fan Mingxiu’s expression grew increasingly grave.

Because Lin Xing was not only a strong figure outside of the new government but also not from the Mirror World. Such a formidable figure from a different race posed a great danger to them.

If the present world’s military strength was already superior to both the Great Zhou Court and the new government, and now even their highest power surpassed them, how could they defend against an invasion?

Yet, as the president listened to Fan Mingxiu’s report, no trace of tension could be seen on his face.

Fan Mingxiu admired the other’s composure but also asked curiously, "Mr. President, aren’t you worried that Lin Xing poses a threat to the Central Plains?"

The president smiled slightly, "Lin Xing’s strength does not come from himself, but from the power of the Yuqing artifact."

"He and the Sword Maiden he ultimately defeated are no different; both are mere pawns manipulated by truly powerful beings, using others’ power to seem mighty."

"Such dependence on external means might have been invincible in past eras."

"But after the great changes of heaven and earth, they will be eliminated by true geniuses and strong figures."

"If you don’t believe it, wait one month after the great changes begin, and I will personally defeat him to show you."

Fan Mingxiu felt the president was overly confident.

After all, having witnessed the anomalies triggered by Lin Xing’s final battle in the present world, he even doubted that the fourth legacy could handle Lin Xing.

Hearing Fan Mingxiu’s concerns, the president said indifferently, "Alas, the Central Plains have been in chaos for a hundred years, too many experts have died, and too many legacies have been cut off."

"This world has not seen someone who has mastered the fourth legacy for far too long."

"That has made you all forget what an era of surging spiritual energy looks like, and what the fourth legacy truly represents."

"In ancient times, it qualified one to ascend in broad daylight and join the ranks of immortals."

Seeing Fan Mingxiu still seemed half-convinced, the president shook his head, not bothering to elaborate further, and instead asked, "Any other news?"

Fan Mingxiu reported all the intelligence he had gathered, finishing with, "According to the Great Bright Buddha, the Kunlun members are hunting down the nine major sects..."

"Kunlun..." The president sneered coldly, "So these wolves have come out to hunt? It seems they want to amass enough provisions before the great changes of heaven and earth."

Fan Mingxiu curiously asked, "Mr. President, you know of Kunlun?"

Fan Mingxiu was very surprised, for before Great Bright Buddha spoke of it, he was completely unaware of such an organization as Kunlun in the world.

The president indifferently stated, "You folks who stayed in the Central Plains have forgotten about the intelligence of Kunlun."

"But although my ancestors were displaced overseas long ago, they always kept records of critical information about the Central Plains, often knowing much more about many things than you do."

"The so-called Kunlun was established a very long time ago by the eight strongest sects in the world at that time."

"It is said that they monopolized the bridge between the mortal realm and the Immortal World, always interfering in the mortal realm following the decrees of the Immortal Court."

Fan Mingxiu exclaimed, "The eight major sects? Weren’t they the nine major sects we know today?"

The president shook his head, a hint of peculiarity in his eyes, "Indeed... The nine major sects had deep roots when Kunlun was established, being the strongest sects in the world."

"But there was one that did not wish to join Kunlun."

Fan Mingxiu grew even more curious, "Which one was that?"

The president slowly said, "Da Guangming Temple."

...

Da Guangming Temple crossed the immortal gate to arrive in a rainforest in the southern Mirror World, Central Plains.

This place was thousands of miles uninhabited, with dense jungle as far as the eye could see.