Besides the cultivators being purged, the books and cultivation materials in Twin Towers City were also ruthlessly plundered.
The cultivation resources did not matter much. This was, after all, only an ordinary city, without many astonishing heavenly treasures.
Moreover, the resources valued by Wizards differed greatly from those valued by cultivators—one could even say they were worlds apart.
However, Feng Jun's plundering of books provoked a fierce backlash from the Wizard camp.
As mentioned earlier, Wizards had always been a highly selfish group, and few were willing to share what they had gained.
And now, the ones seizing the books were the Wizards' enemies, cultivators. That made it even more intolerable to them.
The Wizards' Association knew that Shi Jie had purchased books in both cities.
So, the moment the True Wizards died, they destroyed most of the books.
The reason they had not destroyed everything was that some Wizards kept their books themselves.
Immediately afterward, many Wizard clans learned of the news and followed suit.
When Feng Jun heard this, he was so angry that he nearly wanted to implicate those people's neighbors.
However, Yi Jue stopped him. She said there was nothing worth coveting in the Wizards' inheritance, so why should he get angry?
Besides, they had already cast aside all restraints. If they wanted to know something, could they not simply search souls?
Many years later, when the Wizards' Association reviewed this battle, they unanimously concluded that the Wizards' Association of Black Well City had been the chief culprit.
If not for that old woman stirring up trouble, and if not for the Wizards' Association fanning the flames and requesting a joint investigation, Feng Jun's group would not have been forced to expose their whereabouts.
Had they continued keeping a low profile, their world would not have