Chapter 2922

"Wait, are you saying it's beneath the rock cave? If it's on the highest mountain, it could still be crushed beneath the rock cave—after all, the Heaven-Earth-Mystic-Linglong Treasure Tower was crushed down too!"

Everyone turned to Teng She; Teng She had only guessed, unsure whether it was true or not.

"This…"

"It might be true—should we go there now? But we can't open the Delayed Cave; without the Heaven-Earth-Mystic-Linglong Treasure Tower, we'll never get the Summoning Banner!"

Is Duanqing Cliff that highest Shanfeng?

Everyone felt puzzled—did one truly earn the right to the Summoning Banner only by jumping off Duanqing Cliff?

Taotie had few doubts, for Jin Wu had once mentioned an ancient demon legend: jumping from a cliff would grant one a magic treasure.

Jin Wu himself recalled it, hence he regarded that Gao Shan with a probing gaze.

He felt a sudden urge to go and try—what was this feeling?

What if jumping down killed you without granting any magic treasure? That would be worthless!

Taotie truly sensed a connection between what Zhu Yan had said.

"But what good would doing this do? How much can we even access right now?"

"We don't need to worry about that—so long as we know Duanqing Cliff exists, and that jumping from it grants the Summoning Banner, and it's within Zhenyao Mountain!"

Zhu Yan grew more and more excited.

In truth, Ying Long and Jin Wu had already thought of this long ago, but they hadn't spoken up.

Moreover, even if they went, this would alert the people of Honghuang—Dong Huang Taiyi and Di Jun would surely come too; it wouldn't be worth the risk.

"We must find a way to hide this from them!"

"How easy do you think that is? We haven't even gotten the Heaven-Earth-Mystic-Linglong Treasure Tower—do you really think we can just snatch other magic treasures so easily? Too simple!"

Getting them isn't impossible—just avoid their spies.

Luo Fu the Sage has been watching them all along—this both Teng She and Zhu Yan knew.

Teng She and Zhu Yan also wanted Luo Fu the Sage to see just how powerful they were—that they were worthy of his aid, worthy of his trust.