The Gap Between Disciples of Major Factions and Independent Cultivators

The spirit crane soared through the sky...

Flying around for a bit was more than enough...

Don't force some Dou Zun to take action and knock you down...

Most Dou Zuns were fairly well-mannered and would not fly into a rage over some trivial matter. Still, no normal person liked having someone ride a spirit pet in circles above their head, let alone a Dou Zun.

If the person riding the spirit pet were a Dou Sheng, or if the spirit pet itself were an eighth-tier magical beast comparable to a Dou Zun, then circling overhead would be no big deal. If they could not win and the other side had powerful backing, enduring it was nothing shameful.

Clearly.

Feng Qing Er had neither of those advantages.

Therefore, if she did not want Yellow Spring Venerable, Wind Venerable, Sword Venerable, or the other Dou Zuns to knock her out of the sky the moment she arrived, it was better to land immediately. On one hand, it would spare herself some trouble; on the other, it would spare her faction's Dou Zun some trouble as well.

If one Dou Zun acted, the others would naturally act too.

The scene would become as chaotic as one could imagine.

Or rather, chaos was only to be expected.

Could it be that you attacked my disciple, and I, as their Master or elder, was supposed to stand by and do nothing?

This was not a matter of right or wrong.

It was a matter of face between two Dou Zuns.

In other words, if my disciple had done something wrong, you could demand that I, a Dou Zun, order my disciple to apologize to you. Nominally, that would count as a junior showing the proper respect to a senior—and to a powerhouse. But if