"Purple qi?"
Chen Luo's eyes flashed wildly.
What does this mean?
Had the Daoist Sect's DNA awakened?
However, after observing carefully once more, Chen Luo felt that the purple qi was merely rising. It was only floating above the purple of the Seven-Colored Great Dao, with no other change.
"Could it be related to Great Immortal Zhenyuan?" Chen Luo hesitated.
In Chen Luo's previous life, many people had portrayed Great Immortal Zhenyuan as an immortal who possessed only seniority but no strength, merely to attract attention. It sounded reasonable, but was actually neither here nor there.
But if one carefully read the original Journey to the West, his seniority went without saying—he was an old friend of the Three Pure Ones and an old acquaintance of the Four Emperors. Yet only two scenes showed Zhenyuanzi's actual strength.
The first was when he used Universe in a Sleeve to capture Tang Sanzang and his three disciples. The original text said: "When he went to meet the Pilgrim, he had no weapon, merely holding a jade ruyi in his hand. The Pilgrim, who knew neither high nor low, struck wildly with his staff. The Great Immortal used the jade ruyi to block left and right, enduring two or three rounds before employing the technique Universe in a Sleeve. High in the clouds, he lightly unfurled his sleeve against the wind, and with a swish, swept it forward, covering the four monks and their horse in one sleeve."
Look at that. He had only endured two or three rounds before growing impatient and simply waving his sleeve, stuffing everyone inside.
Throughout the entire Journey to the West, there were only two people who had subdued Sun Wukong in a single move through spellcraft alone, without using treasures or Innate Supernatural Powers like Samadhi