Chapter 732

The young man in brocade clothing said: "Then you killed my junior brother and took away my Mo Sect's supreme treasure. Could it be that the high monks of the Buddhist Sect are all a bunch of thieves who take things without asking?"

"Mo Sect supreme treasure?" Kucheng shook his head: "I have never taken any Mo Sect supreme treasure."

The young man in brocade clothing frowned tightly, then shouted: "No need to play dumb. The Blood Soul Bead is a supreme treasure passed down through the Mo Sect; how could it disappear without reason?"

Kucheng still shook his head: "The benefactor is wrong. The inheritance of the Blood Soul Bead does not actually belong to the Mo Sect."

Hearing this, the young man in brocade clothing laughed in disdain: "Hmph, do you think I am a fool? Is your word credible?"

Kucheng did not care about the young man's attitude, only remaining calm in expression.

This trip of his was for that letter from Yin Tianzheng, and secondly, he also wanted to find Su Hang to calculate whether he could achieve the status of a True Buddha......

But when Kucheng arrived here, he discovered that there was not a single person here, not even a ghost.

This made him feel strange, so he wandered around the vicinity and finally discovered Ye Changqing, a peerless expert of the Qinghai Sect.

Kucheng immediately stopped his steps and observed carefully.

Looking at the youth before him, Kucheng narrowed his eyes, muttering in his heart: "It's actually him!"

He remembered it vividly; it was this youth who had become famous in the Jianghu.

Ye Changqing had been ordered by his own sect to stop Kucheng from going to the 0.6 Half-Moon Inn to find Su Hang.

When Kucheng came to smash his Qinghai Sect's place back then, Ye Changqing had been scared out of his wits, but fortunately, he was saved by someone later.

Seeing Kucheng again, Ye Changqing's expression was very strange. He never expected to meet Kucheng here.

He and Kucheng had also had some conflicts before, but those conflicts could not be counted as grievances for the two of them at all, at most they were small conflicts. ===== CHAPTER 734 =====