Chapter 2322: Insufficient Synergy!

Yunzhongzi indeed wouldn't betray Kunpeng, but he himself was also deeply frustrated—he too hoped Kunpeng would help him obtain what he wanted.

He didn't want anything else; he only wanted the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree.

Once the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree recognized its master, Yunzhongzi could obtain any treasure within it with just a single word.

"What exactly is your goal?"

"I need your help to obtain the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree!"

"Absolutely impossible!"

Kunpeng refused outright; in the Honghuang, everyone knew of the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree, yet not a single person had ever possessed it.

If Kunpeng truly wished to help Yunzhongzi, why not go find it himself?

And once they obtained the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree, they could acquire all treasures simply by making a wish—what an astonishing magic treasure!

"Listen to my terms!"

Yunzhongzi said: "I told you I'd help you, and I won't break my word. If you want the Primordial Chaos Purple Qi, as long as I possess the Seven Treasures Wonderful Tree, I will give it to you!"

After hearing this, Kunpeng was deeply tempted—he knew things wouldn't be this simple.

But since Yunzhongzi had this idea, he would surely pursue it, and Kunpeng only wanted the Primordial Chaos Purple Qi to vent his anger.

Hongyun must be destroyed!

It was because Hongyun had humiliated him, and also because he had received Luo Fu's aid.

These two factors intertwined, making their plan easier—but the aftermath wasn't their concern now; they couldn't possibly think ahead.

No wonder things kept going wrong again and again; they couldn't even speak of it.

Kunpeng fell silent for a long time; Yunzhongzi grew impatient, until finally Kunpeng looked up at Yunzhongzi and gave a silent nod.

Yunzhongzi was overjoyed!

"Since you're willing to help me, I won't let you down. Don't worry—I'll handle this for you. You need the Primordial Chaos Purple Qi? I'll get it for you too."

The Primordial Chaos Purple Qi held what they needed; he truly should have thoughts on it, but what exactly it meant, he had no idea.

The Three Pure Ones were the same.

They could initially make contact only because they now understood—yet those who had previously considered this had long since known: the likelihood was minuscule.

"What are you thinking of?"

"Can you even reach them? They may not have that effect at all?"