Ch. 101Three Pure Ones Part Ways, Each Going East and West
Key Plot Points and Events
- Xian Junyu, using the Law of Time, restores Mount Kunlun to its pristine state before the battle.
- He bids farewell to Laozi and Yuanshi, choosing to leave with the Intercepting Sect.
- The Three Pure Ones divide their households and go their separate ways, with Mount Kunlun now belonging solely to Yuanshi.
- Tongtian and the Intercepting Sect leave Mount Kunlun, with Xian Junyu catching up to them. Tongtian questions Xian Junyu about his dejected appearance.
Character Developments
- Xian Junyu demonstrates his powerful control over the Law of Time, shocking Laozi and Yuanshi.
- He shows loyalty to his Master, Tongtian, by choosing to leave with the Intercepting Sect despite his attachment to Mount Kunlun.
- Tongtian reveals his dissatisfaction with Xian Junyu's initial dejected look, indicating his pride and expectation of his disciples.
Significant Themes
- Loyalty: Xian Junyu's loyalty to his Master is a central theme, driving his decision to leave Mount Kunlun.
- Change and Adaptation: The Three Pure Ones' decision to part ways represents their acceptance of change and the need to adapt to new circumstances.
- Home and Belonging: The departure from Mount Kunlun highlights the characters' feelings of loss and reluctance to leave their home.
Character Interactions
- Xian Junyu's farewell to Laozi and Yuanshi shows respect and gratitude for their guidance, while also demonstrating his loyalty to Tongtian.
- Tongtian's interaction with Xian Junyu reveals his pride as a Master and his expectation of his disciples' unwavering loyalty.
- Laozi and Yuanshi's interaction shows their understanding and acceptance of each other's decisions, despite their differing views on Tongtian's departure.