"Very well. Then tell me what you know about me. After that, I'll decide whether to ransack your memories or simply send you into reincarnation." I continued threatening her ominously. Tang Qi's tears welled up. She had truly gone from the tiger's den straight into the wolf's lair.
After all, falling into the hands of someone who held her life and death in his grasp was even worse than being corrupted. High-level immortals, after being corrupted, still retained their intelligence and could cultivate!
"I'll tell you everything... Senior, please spare my life!" Tang Qi wailed. Under my cold gaze, she continued, "I'm from the Pure Feather Sect on the border. I don't know much about you, because I only just heard about your affairs when we were in the thick of preparing for war. So I merely took it as news of something even more disastrous than what had happened to us..."
"Oh? So you really do know about me." I gave her a cold laugh. Terrified, she put on an even more miserable expression and said, "Senior, please spare me. I truly had no other choice. Meeting you was no different from dying, so I could only take this dangerous gamble..."
"Hmph. Tell me—how long had it been since you heard the news?" I looked at her. She had not been corrupted for very long. It seemed she had only recently been corrupted.
"Three years ago..." Tang Qi hesitated before answering.
But this made me suck in a sharp breath. I frowned and hurriedly asked, "Three years ago?! What happened during those three years? How did the Dao Alliance resolve this matter?"
I had never imagined that three years had passed in the blink of an eye. What had become of the Heaven's Borderland by now? Had it been