After the Red Phoenix disciple gave Baili Adept Black Luan's name and explained what had happened to Dragon Wanderer after he did the same thing, he made it clear that if Baili Adept still insisted on acting, Black Luan would have reason to deal with him—You really don't take me seriously at all.
Baili Adept was in charge of procurement for the Yin Sha Sect. He used his head far more often than his fists. Realizing that something was wrong, he decisively left, sparing himself further humiliation.
At that moment, it no longer mattered to him how far away Black Luan was.
After failing to pick a fight and even being threatened, Baili Adept was utterly frustrated. Standing at the mountain gate, he released his aura and shouted, "Feng Mountain Lord, I have waited here for so long, yet you refuse to see me. Do not force me to barge in!"
This was an open and aboveboard use of power to suppress others. In the Blue Star Realm, this was called an open scheme—I am willing to follow your rules, but if you do not respect me, then I will not respect you either.
Others might not dare to be so overbearing, but as one of the Four Great Sects, the Yin Sha Sect had the right to speak this way.
The moment he spoke, the area fell silent. The idle bystanders nearby were intimidated by the aura of an Emergence from Dust Adept.
Especially the few "guides" making small money by the mountain gate. Their legs went weak, and they nearly collapsed.
The cultivators from the major powers were farther away and thus not greatly affected. However, asking them to mediate would be neither proper nor justified. This was a dispute between Baili Adept of the Yin Sha Sect