Dao Chengzi intercepted Fairy Xiaoduan and Chen Shi from the air, yet even with carrying a person, Fairy Xiaoduan's speed was far beyond what he could compare to, and she quickly vanished beyond his line of sight.
Dao Chengzi let out a continuous roar, retaining not a shred of the detachment and serenity of a Daoist cultivator, and instead appearing immensely irritable.
After a moment, he finally recovered his composure, and the all-encompassing sea of flesh and blood surged toward his body with a rushing sound, quickly drilling into him in its entirety.
Dao Chengzi's split head closed up, his skin stitching itself back together to return to normal.
The Confucian scholar and the Buddhist monk hurried over. Dao Chengzi looked at the Confucian scholar and said, "Daoist Brother Song, aren't you going to offer an explanation?"
The monk also looked at the Confucian scholar, both of their expressions carrying a trace of ill intent as they faintly sandwiched him from front and back.
The Confucian scholar said, "The two Daoist friends should know my origins run deep; to speak the truth, I am a descendant of the Shang dynasty."
Dao Chengzi and the monk did not speak. They had long since known that the Confucian scholar was a descendant of the prehistoric civilization, mastering a portion of prehistoric culture and possessing extreme formidable power. The two sides had contact back then, but it mostly consisted of probing, assassinations, and mutual devouring.
It was not until Chen Shi arrived, subduing them, that they cooperated through Chen Shi's urging.
The Confucian scholar said, "Ru (Confucian) means the people of witchcraft, history, prayers, and divination, also known as shamans. The Confucians of the Great Shang period were divided into child-Ru, human-Ru, Ru-masters, and Confucian Emperor Children. A Confucian Emperor Child was the