The Daoist nun stayed silent as she looked at me for a while before saying, "That's right. Our Southern Immortal Alliance has many sects, including the Divine Sword Sect, which is also a member of the alliance. However, they're located farther east, while our Sword Alliance is in the southern region. So although we don't have much contact with each other, we're aware of one another's existence. We're not hostile sects."
"I see. Senior, rest assured. I won't ask about anything too sensitive. Besides, even if I don't ask you, the Divine Sword Sect isn't some obscure little temple. If I want information, I can always find a way to dig it up. I'm only here to ask for directions." I frowned. Since she had mentioned the Southern Immortal Alliance, it was clearly a union of many immortal sects. If I exposed them, they would inevitably invite disaster upon themselves later.
"That would be best. We have our own unavoidable difficulties. Even though you saved us, there are still matters that are inconvenient for us to disclose. I hope you can be understanding." The Daoist nun breathed a sigh of relief, and the tense expression on the Sect Master of the Jade Immortal Sect also returned to normal.
"The others should first gather their own sect members. The rest of you, rescue your fellow disciples from the Demon Cultivators, so that when the Demon Race leaves, there won't be unnecessary casualties." My eyes swept over the disciples and elders behind the Daoist nun and the Sect Master of the Jade Immortal Sect. I directly issued the order on their behalf.
Those disciples, elders, and peak masters were momentarily perplexed. Then they hurriedly looked toward the Daoist nun. She helplessly waved her hand, more or less acknowledging the order. In the