Chapter 1991

Anyway, they could only be here; if they hadn't come here now, they probably never would have thought of this method, and it really wasn't safe at all.

The Heavenly Book Demon said: "The Demon Emperor has already agreed—we Menkending Society will surely accomplish it!"

"Indeed!"

The more they do this now, the more it interferes with the affairs between their Wu Clan and the Demon Clan.

Moreover, what is the strength of the Western Two Saints? What exactly have they encountered here? None of this is clear at all.

Even what the Western Two Saints can access has been arranged; these matters have now been clearly considered.

"Rather than change anything, let's just talk about what these people are saying behind the scenes."

"Jieyin, what do you think?"

"I've thought a lot about this matter too, but in the end, we've simply leveraged our own strengths."

Saint Zhunti appeared here at Tanggu, which is why he affected certain people.

Even though Jieyin and Zhunti said little at the time and now don't care, the Twelve Ancestral Wus still believe Zhunti is probably stirring up trouble.

The appearance of Jieyin and Zhunti was truly meant to disrupt this region.

They aren't unaware of the Western Two Saints' strength—they simply know it now, yet must pretend not to see.

"Why such fuss over this pouch?"

"Merely standing by will grant you these things; we Daoists are not greedy for such objects—return, all of you, Demon Clan."

Jieyin spoke with lofty pretense, but in truth, he had already agreed to the Heavenly Book Demon.

The Rhinoceros Spirit, upon hearing this, was overjoyed—they hadn't expected to complete the Demon Emperor's task so quickly.

"Thank you, Saint Zhunti."

"We shall depart at once, not disturbing Saint Zhunti or Saint Jieyin in their cultivation."

The Rhinoceros Spirit, having listened to their words, arranged things without any special fuss.

But the Heavenly Book Demon's identity is too peculiar—he can peer into the future—so he must withdraw first; otherwise, if Jieyin or Zhunti found out, it would be troublesome.

"Go!"

"Hurry!"

The four of them, Demon Sages, quickly left this place of strife.

As long as they have Jieyin and Zhunti's word, there's little danger on our side—generally, these Daoists who promise never break their word.

Keeping one's word is fundamental in the Honghuang; if they break their word, they will suffer heavenly retribution!