Venerable Feng Ji's question was indeed to the point. The reason Qin Fengming had battled Venerable Feng Ji until now was not a direct conflict between them, but had arisen because of Zi Hao.
If the person standing before him now were Zi Hao, Qin Fengming could say that he would not hesitate in the slightest. He would directly unleash the full force of his attacks and annihilate his opponent.
But at this moment, Qin Fengming suddenly came to a halt.
Venerable Feng Ji appeared to be suffering from injuries and illness, and his aura had already become unstable. Yet Qin Fengming was certain that even if Venerable Feng Ji's condition was far worse than usual, he still possessed the strength to unleash attacks capable of shattering the heavens and splitting the earth.
If Venerable Feng Ji knew that he had no hope of surviving, the attacks he could unleash would likely make even a Mahayana existence tremble.
However, although this battle had begun because of Zi Hao, it had now become a matter between him and Venerable Feng Ji.
If he did not take advantage of his opponent's greatly weakened condition to annihilate him, but instead left behind such a powerful enemy—one who might very well recover his Mahayana strength—Qin Fengming was naturally unwilling to do so.
If he did not take the opportunity to kill his opponent, then once Venerable Feng Ji recovered, fully controlled Zi Hao's body, and fused together various attack divine abilities, Qin Fengming reckoned that even if Venerable Feng Ji did not advance to Mahayana, he would have little confidence in being able to kill him.
If he were caught off guard and struck by his opponent's schemes, it was not impossible that he might be killed or severely wounded.
This was of course