"I'm afraid not. He won't listen to me. He doesn't seem too pleased that I'm helping you. In fairness, I have to give him one chance to intercept you. Whatever the result, you can treat it as an indispensable test." Shining Moon Immortal Venerable wore a complicated smile.
I examined the white-robed man before me once more. He was undoubtedly handsome, with a face like white jade, sword-shaped brows, and star-bright eyes. His long fingers were also quite slender. That three-foot azure sword was rather too ordinary and restrained for him; he could use a somewhat slimmer blade.
His Dao Foundation had already been refined to the same level as mine, having just entered the Eight Extremes. Even though the unique aura of his sword-path Dao Foundation was tightly restrained, I could still feel it deeply. That sense of danger only arose when facing an equal opponent.
"What happens if I win?" I asked.
"If you defeat him, we'll split the spoils seventy-thirty. I can still guarantee that much fairness." Shining Moon Immortal Venerable actually dared to bet. She clearly did not treat the Dao Foundation of her subordinate as anything important, either.
"Heh, in that case, your little boyfriend is going to be heartbroken." I mocked her.
"The outcome is still unknown. If he fought your true self's Dao Foundation Universe Sword, he wouldn't be able to beat you. But right now, his advantage lies in being more nimble than you at manipulating this current Dao Foundation, doesn't it? So the gap between you actually isn't that large. His advantage may even be greater than yours. Just don't beg me to lend you a Dao Foundation for a desperate gamble later, because I no longer have a Dao Foundation suitable for you. This is your only chance." Shining Moon