Sun Z! You're Quite the Player! (Two-in-One)

By the time Ye Weiming and the others had eliminated the two ill-intentioned teams from White Camel Mountain and the Emei Sect from this mission and returned to the abandoned inn, the area around it was still as quiet as ever.

However, the group of five led by Ye Weiming all knew that this peace probably would not last much longer.

In the original story, after capturing Guo Jing, Ouyang Feng would not only force him to write down translations of the strange passages in the "Nine Yin Manual," but would also put them into practice, forcing Guo Jing to unconsciously use the martial arts and qi-circulation methods he had learned from the "Nine Yin Manual" during their exchanges.

By observing the changes in Guo Jing's moves and comparing them against the "Nine Yin Fake Manual" he knew, he would grasp the essence of the "Nine Yin Manual."

This process definitely would not be short. The guide Yin Bukui had provided also mentioned the plotline where Guo Jing was kidnapped by Ouyang Feng. From its description, it could be inferred that Guo Jing had been in Ouyang Feng's hands for far more than a day or two.

And given the system's usual bullshit, Ouyang Feng imprisoning Guo Jing to force him to hand over the manual and Ouyang Feng probing his martial arts through sparring with him were probably counted separately.

The trigger condition probably was not a fixed amount of time, but the number of player teams that had arrived nearby.

In other words, only once a certain number of teams or players who had come to rescue him entered the relevant area around this abandoned inn would Ouyang Feng demand that Guo Jing spar with him.

"So," Dao Mei said helplessly, "the other teams carrying out this mission