"Anyone who doesn't want to die, get lost!" I sneered coldly. Seeing me block the road alone with a sword, those disciples' faces changed dramatically when they realized all the elders had vanished. The senior disciple who seemed to be acting as their leader exchanged glances with the others, shouted that they were going to find their elders, then turned and fled.
"All right, let's leave quickly. Otherwise, if Hao Yi comes back from seeing his guests off, we might not be able to escape," I reminded them. Xue Qingcheng nodded, then continued leading us westward. She intended to return to an even more desolate region.
According to the map, the farther west we went, the weaker the four great sects' grip and control became. Any farther, and we would enter a region that fell under no one's jurisdiction. That was quite advantageous for us.
As we continued approaching Huaxia Yue's location, contacting her became the next thing I had to do. She was my master, and if I committed some misdeed, she could easily be implicated. People said that if a teacher failed to discipline her student, it was the teacher's fault. Hao Yi could always find some excuse to vent his anger.
We flew for about half a day, yet no one actually caught up with us. Still, I knew they were definitely behind us. They simply had not caught up because of the time difference. Besides, Xue Qingcheng and I had deliberately veered somewhat off course, so they should have a hard time finding us.
However, the communicator was a major drawback. Finding disciples from one's own sect was still easy enough. I had researched this before, but modifying this Dao Artifact would inevitably require dismantling it again. Now that it had taken shape, it was basically