With a single glance, Ling Qing saw that quite a few Great Luo beings were gathered around the Central Heavenly Pillar.
Most were beings whose legends he had heard, but whom he had never actually seen.
Such as Bi Fang, Ghost Chariot, Ji Meng, Ying Zhao, and others.
Most of them guarded their own territories, leaving one another undisturbed.
Seeing this, Ling Qing casually marked off an ownerless mountain range as his own territory, intending to slowly search for Baize or someone he could communicate with.
The three Great Luo nearest him were likely beings similar to the Divine Hou.
They were a Qin Yuan, a Bi Fang, and a Ghost Chariot.
All three were renowned beings. When Ling Qing and the others settled nearby, they each revealed themselves and watched Ling Qing's group for several days.
Seeing their wary expressions, Ling Qing did not act rashly.
Instead, he waited several more days. Once the situation had eased, he brought Zhu Guang with him to visit Bi Fang first.
Zhu Guang's comprehension of the Dao of Fire ran deep, while Bi Fang was likewise an expert at playing with fire.
When the time came for them to discuss the Dao, they would have something substantial to say, which should help ease the atmosphere.
Yet, to Ling Qing's surprise, before he could even set foot in the other party's territory, a wall of fire blocked the path ahead.
Since Qin Yuan and Ghost Chariot were not known in legend for being easy creatures to get along with, Ling Qing had chosen to visit the comparatively mild-tempered Bi Fang.
Yet who would have thought that he would be turned away at the door right from the start?
Still, Ling Qing was not angered. He merely cupped his hands in salute toward the