Xu Le interrupted their conversation, "Who are you?"
Wang Ye was slightly taken aback. He looked at Xu Le and saw countless numbers flashing in his eyes, as if he was beginning to investigate. However, before he could understand any information, a deadly threat appeared in his heart. It seemed that if he continued to investigate, his life would be in danger.
Wang Ye was amazed, and his eyes became more wary as he looked at Xu Le. He smiled and said, "Hello, my name is Wang Ye, a Taoist priest from the Wudang Sect. I'm here to participate in the Luo Tian Grand Ceremony!"
Xu Le nodded and replied, "Xu Le."
After saying that, Xu Le turned and walked towards Feng Baobao, not paying too much attention to Wang Ye. Although this guy appeared frequently in the comics, he was not of much value to Xu Le. After all, Feng Hou Qi Men is not as good as Zi Wei Dou Shu, so his overall value is not great.
Zhang Chulan stood aside and explained, "Don't mind him, that's just Xu Ge's personality. He doesn't like to talk much, but he's incredibly strong."
Wang Ye stood there in thought for a while, then understood and smiled, "I see."
Xu Le followed a group of people and met the old master who was taking pictures with the leaders. He showed no demeanor of the strongest superhuman, and even struck a few poses from time to time.
Xu Le sensed the immense power within the old master. In this low-magic world, to have cultivated to such a level solely through one's own talent was truly worthy of the title of genius.
If Xu Le didn't use talismans, he would be evenly matched with the Old Celestial Master. If he used his true energy, he might have a better chance of winning. But this is all because Xu Le has cultivated advanced world techniques, which are essentially superior to these people, thus making the Old Celestial Master's terrifying power even more apparent.
After finishing his meeting with his superiors, the Old Celestial Master saw Zhang Chulan and eagerly called him into the room for a talk. Because Xu Le could conceal his aura with the Snake Talisman, the Old Celestial Master did not notice anything different about Xu Le and treated him as an ordinary superhuman.
Not long after, Zhang Chulan came out with a somewhat somber expression. He and Xu Le's group, led by the young Taoist priest, arrived at the back mountain.
Before them lay a bottomless cliff, separated by only two ropes, about several tens of meters apart.
Zhang Chulan walked to the edge of the cliff and looked down. A small pebble was accidentally kicked down, and there was no echo for a long time, indicating that it was bottomless.
Zhang Chulan's expression turned grim. "How are we supposed to get across like this!"
The young Taoist priest ignored their dissatisfaction and said routinely, "If you have no other way to get across, then use these two ropes!"
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Chapter 105: Arrival (Seeking Recommendations)
Xu Le looked at the natural barrier separating the two sides, chuckled, and used his mental power to gather countless stones to form a stone bridge on both sides.
"Wow, Brother Xu, you're so strong!" Zhang Chulan picked up a fist-sized stone and threw it onto the stone bridge. The stone made a muffled "bang" sound as it landed steadily on the bridge. Although the stone bridge was made temporarily, its quality was by no means inferior.
With her hands in her pockets, Feng Baobao swaggered across the stone bridge, stomped on it twice, then jumped up and stomped a few more times, successfully crossing to the other side amidst the tense gazes of the others.
With Feng Baobao's demonstration, Zhang Chulan, Xu San, Xu Le, and Wang Ye all crossed the stone bridge one by one, leaving only the dumbfounded little Taoist boy, whose hand trembled as he pointed at the bridge, stammering, "You're cheating!"
Snap!
The young Taoist was thrown by an invisible force, rolling several times on the ground. His once clean Taoist robe was now covered in dust, and his whole body ached. He struggled to lift his head and saw Xu Le on the other side of the chasm, looking at him indifferently.
Xu Le put his hands in his pockets expressionlessly, turned around and walked towards the venue of the Luo Tian Grand Ceremony.
Zhang Chulan looked at the young Taoist boy lying on the ground, a hint of pity flashing in his eyes. "You actually dared to question Brother Xu? You're really tired of living!"
Wang Ye bowed respectfully, sighed, and then left with Feng Baobao and her group.
After a while, a burly man with a gold chain was holding a flamboyantly dressed woman in his arms, and a bespectacled man in a suit was standing next to him. They both saw the little Taoist priest lying on the ground unable to move.
The burly man covered his mouth with his hand and exclaimed exaggeratedly, "Oh dear, what's wrong with this little Taoist priest? He looks so miserable. Oh, there's a stone bridge here!"
The young Taoist priest harbored resentment in his heart. Although he hated Xu Le to the core, he still maintained the dignity of a righteous Taoist. Enduring the pain in his meridians, he struggled to his feet, dusted himself off, and bowed, saying, "Benefactors, please use your own methods to cross this insurmountable barrier. This humble Taoist priest will take his leave now."
The young Taoist priest's wounds were aggravated with every step he took, but his inner anger compelled him to go and complain to the old Celestial Master. After all, Longhu Mountain was not to be trifled with, and they would not fawn over those who had been bullied.
"Hehehe!" The big man kissed the alluring woman in his arms and teased, "Has this little Taoist priest been beaten silly? There's a stone bridge here, and he still wants us to use tricks to cross it. He's so adorably silly. No wonder Longhu Mountain is getting worse every day."
The young Taoist priest paused upon hearing this, then sneered and continued walking towards the Taoist temple.
Seeing that his taunts had no effect, the big man lost interest and walked straight toward the stone bridge.
The man in the suit and glasses glanced at the stone bridge and said, "Stop! There's something wrong with this bridge!"
Unfortunately, it was already a bit late. The burly man had already stepped onto the stone bridge. He took two stomps and found it to be very sturdy, which reassured him. He then shouted to the bespectacled man, "Hurry up and come over here, this bridge is fine!"
"Could I have been wrong?"
The bespectacled man was puzzled, but seeing that the big man was alright, he stopped doubting and prepared to walk onto the stone bridge.
Click click click click!
The sound of the pebbles breaking was like the crackling of firecrackers, and the pebbles that made up the bridge trembled incessantly, with some small pebbles and sand beginning to fall down.
"Your mother, whoever built this mess, if I find out, I'll make sure they pay!"
"Big brother, what should we do?!"
The burly man also noticed that the stone bridge was beginning to crumble. His body swayed as the bridge shook, and he lost his balance, clinging tightly to the alluring woman in his arms.
"Oh no, get down quickly!"
The bespectacled man reacted quickly, taking off his suit jacket, tearing it in two, tying them together to lengthen it, and then suddenly throwing it out. The group had known each other for a long time and had enough tacit understanding. The big man, holding the woman, stomped down hard, completely shattering the stone bridge. Using the momentum, he leaped up, grabbed the suit-wearing man's clothes, and hung on the edge of the cliff.
The stone bridge had completely collapsed, and countless stones fell into the bottomless black abyss, leaving no echo for a long time...
The man in the suit used all his strength to pull the two men up. The group lay on the ground, panting. The burly man pounded the ground, creating a crater the size of a fist, and said viciously, "I'm going to cripple that little Taoist priest. How dare he play tricks on us like this? He almost lost his life!"
The bespectacled man picked up the suit jacket, now reduced to strips of cloth, sighed, and threw it into the abyss. He then said seriously to the burly man, "This doesn't seem to be the work of that little Taoist priest. He seemed to have been beaten up before. It's most likely someone who arrived before us did it. However, to have the ability to build such a stone bridge and maintain it for so long, his strength is unfathomable. Let's keep a low profile."
"Little sister, hold on tight!"