After Chu Fei made his decision, Qingxuan Shanren sent over a passage containing the oath. Dao companions were not without constraints.
Next, Chu Fei returned. Qingxuan Shanren wrangled with the other old fossils of the Tribulation Transcending Stage while waiting for Chu Fei's response.
More than two days passed quietly before Chu Fei finally finished analyzing the oath. Even using the harshest possible scrutiny, he found no traps within it.
Aside from the mandatory clause forbidding betrayal, none of the rest was mandatory! For example, if Qingxuan Shanren called for help, Chu Fei could completely ignore it, as long as he did not stab her in the back.
It felt more like an "80% mutual non-aggression pact + 20% friendly cooperation agreement"!
However, there was a "precondition." The precondition was that Chu Fei would make his greatest current effort to help Qingxuan Shanren "revive." This was also an incomplete mandatory condition—after all, "making one's greatest effort" was inherently vague.
After confirming there were no major issues, Chu Fei rested briefly, completely relaxing and calming himself. He considered the matter once more, and after deciding there was little problem, finally returned to the inheritance ruins.
There was definitely karma attached to this "Qingxuan Shanren," but Chu Fei's thinking was:
If the karma is small, blast the hell out of it!
If the karma is big, so what? With a world war about to break out, a few more lice won't make you itch.
As the saying went, dead or alive, a man still faced the sky.
The ancestors of the five sects were still there, discussing cultivation. There were only two cultivation techniques for the early Tribulation Transcending Stage, and neither matched their foundations particularly well, so they could only discuss and work through them together. Without realizing it, they had