I Cultivate Legally, Why Call Me a Demon?
Chapter 260

Fifty-Nine Against Fifty Thousand-Advantage Is Ours!

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After hearing Instructor Zhao's explanation, Su Yuan finally understood why the Federation had stopped investigating the cause of the Immortal Tribulation.

Because there was no point.

Almost all the ancient cultivators knew what was happening, but not why.

They all knew exactly when the Immortal Tribulation would arrive. Beyond that, they knew nothing.

Unless they could find one of the Thirty-Six Spirit Transmutation Heavenly Lords who had issued the decree, perhaps they could glimpse the truth behind the Immortal Tribulation.

But... if those Thirty-Six Spirit Transmutation Heavenly Lords knew the secrets of the Immortal Tribulation, would they really be affected by it?

And if those Thirty-Six Spirit Transmutation Heavenly Lords had survived to the present in their prime, what kind of shock would their emergence send through the Blue Star Federation—and every civilization in the Star Sea?

Su Yuan didn't know. He guessed Instructor Zhao didn't either.

All of that was far beyond their reach.

Su Yuan shook his head and stopped dwelling on it.

If the sky fell, someone tall would hold it up. He'd be better off focusing on the Sword Slave army right in front of him.

Three minutes later, streaks of light swept across the sky above Myriad Dragon Mountain. Chi Lean's team, Chen Nuoyi's team, Xiao Kong's team, and Qi Hanyua's squad all arrived.

Su Yuan glanced at everyone's fates and found that his classmates' fates for the day had all changed.

Every one of them was [Break and Establish].

Their original fates had been overwritten outright.

That was how the weight of the world's great tide bore down on individuals.

But Chi Lean was an exception. His fate was still [Great Fortune].

It was hard to say whether this was the effect of Fate Solidification or whether his fate was simply tough enough to

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