Feng Jun had long since coordinated their story with True Immortal Jing Quan, and Jing Quan naturally said, "I paid a thousand Upper Spirit Stones."
At that price, ordinary people had no grounds to say anything—no one's money was caught from a gale.
Moreover, Feng Jun said, "I'll be entering the Void this time, and I'll be back soon. Even if you wanted to see it, there wouldn't be much for you to see."
The real issue was that Liba Beach currently had far too many idle people around. Since everyone recognized this place, they should help keep watch over it.
It was necessary to make that request. This time, he would be taking away Yi Jue and Qingji, two top-tier combatants. Liba Beach truly could not do without True Immortals Jiu Wei, Hua Sheng, and Chao Cheng.
The three of them were not particularly highly cultivated, but they were essentially official representatives sent by the three Upper Sects, carrying the deterrent authority of their orthodox lineages.
The other True Immortals who had come also had their own backers. Many knew one another, and some could stay at the Branch Academies of the Four Sects and Five Platforms. But even so, without main combat strength present, if someone inside secretly caused trouble, they would be impossible to guard against.
What surprised Feng Jun, however, was that in the end, True Immortal Ouyang really did bring out a thousand Upper Spirit Stones and insisted on taking a look at the Void. He even said he was willing to follow Feng Jun's arrangements and would accept it even if he could only stay for the time it took an incense stick to burn.
But Feng Jun still refused. "We don't have that kind of relationship. Whether you want to pay Spirit Stones