"Why do you two have no sense of urgency at all?"
Apocalypse said with a look of exasperation at their failure to live up to expectations. This was a dead end—a situation that would get people killed. He refused to believe that two people who had achieved so much were not afraid of death.
Any cultivator who held hopes for the future feared death.
To hear the Dao in the morning and die in the evening was acceptable—sounds tragic, sounds badass, but it was nothing but bullshit.
Those who sought the Dao—who would willingly die so easily?
"No urgency. They came for you, not us. When the time comes, we can just hand you over, can't we?"
Liu Bai said indifferently, his eyes narrowing slightly as though he could not care less about anything.
Ye Lin nodded in wholehearted agreement.
"I say, you two, isn't that a bit much? This time, I brought you along to seize a great opportunity. You wouldn't do this to me, would you?"
Apocalypse said warily, already prepared for the worst. His mind spun frantically, desperately searching for a way to break the deadlock.
"What a pity. If you'd told me beforehand that this opportunity came with a tribulation of life and death, then no matter what, I wouldn't have come. No matter what, I wouldn't have wanted it."
"No matter how good an opportunity is, it isn't worth more than one's life. Once you're dead, you truly have nothing left."
Ye Lin pursed his lips as he looked at the wondrous sights below.
"I truly misjudged you two. So this is the kind of people you are. Hmph, and here I was worrying about you."
"Since that is the case, from this moment on, we shall part ways. Let it be as though I