Yu Feiling did not understand divination. Hearing it, she thought it was a judgment on the Sacred Jian Tree and counted as a blessing, so she said, "Many thanks for the master's auspicious hexagram."
Xi Yue: "..."
She always felt this stinking monk was making a dirty joke. Yet before everyone's eyes, it was improper to flare up over such an unfounded insinuation. Pretending nothing had happened, she looked around and changed the subject. "Is it just the few of us this time?"
The old monk said, "On the Great Wilderness side, the Dragon Sons said they would not be entering. The sea's chosen representative is this Benefactor Qin."
Xi Yue narrowed her eyes, greatly surprised. She was surprised that the Dragon Sons were not coming. Qiu Niu had come before, and Baxia could have come... If none of them came, did that mean they no longer sought anything beyond this gate?
Perhaps they were also preserving their strength, unwilling to suffer further losses in an unknown place?
She was also surprised that Qin Yi had reached a level where the Dragon Sons considered him qualified to enter Kunlun Void... He had actually reached the Qianyuan Realm.
Damn it...
A century to Huiyang?
It had not even been twenty years, and this bastard had reached Qianyuan.
Xi Yue felt that her agreement back then had become a complete villainous joke. Had she known, she should have demanded a century to the Wuxiang Realm instead.
In the future, this bastard would surely mock the Old Daoist Nun in his heart: "A century to Huiyang? What an ignorant orange peel."
What expression would she have then?
What a pain in the ass. She had been too softhearted back then, staring at the sky.
A monk nearby could not help saying, "Is this