"..." "Quickly take Daoist Lu Ya back to a quiet room in the city to recuperate. Do not delay!!" Jiang Ziya summoned several Xiqi soldiers and had them carry the unconscious Daoist Lu Ya down from the city wall. After giving them a few instructions, he turned to Daoist Randeng, who had come to reinforce them. A moment ago, Lu Ya had not even finished speaking before the unreasonable, lawless, reckless little girl known as the Flame Immortal had beaten him up. Then he lost two magic treasures, the Nail-Head Seven Arrows Book and the Immortal Slaying Flying Knife. With help from the Twelve Golden Immortals of Kunlun, Lu Ya had his Niwan Palace sealed and his primordial spirit and magical power bound. They then used a friendly spell to knock him out and sent him to a quiet room in the city to recover. Jiang Ziya understood why the Kunlun Golden Immortals had been forced to do that... Although Lu Ya did not seem badly hurt, and there were no serious injuries on his body, letting a perfected cultivator wail in agony before their own troops would affect the morale of their soldiers and the many Kunlun cultivators. So knocking him out and binding him had become the best way to protect him. "..." Watching the six female immortals still hovering in the distance, unwilling to leave—especially the little girl who had just made short work of Lu Ya, a wandering cultivator of the Four Seas whose cultivation and Daoist attainments were no weaker than his own—even Daoist Randeng, a Great Luo Golden Immortal like the Three Xiao Fairies and vice-leader of the Chan Sect, could not help feeling deeply wary. In short, The three Xiao Fairies from the Three Immortal Islands alone had made him hesitate to act
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