Peerless Tang Sect: I Became Dottore, Really?
Chapter 4

How Did Huo Yuhao Achieve Innate Full Spirit Power?

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"Oh, the power of the moon? How interesting," the God King of Destruction said. "Asura, rest assured. My God Realm is as solid as a fortress; the God Realm seal is our greatest bastion, and nothing will go wrong. Furthermore..."

At this, the God King of Destruction looked into Tang San's eyes. "Asura, have you been too tired lately? Perhaps there was an error in your deduction of fate. How could you possibly foresee the destruction of the God Realm? Why don't you go back and calculate it again?"

The God King of Destruction's words were extremely tactful, for the Great God King Tang's credibility in his eyes was zero. Over the past ten thousand years, the God King had squandered his reputation too severely. Especially a thousand years ago, when he issued a divine decree ordering the three nations of the Douluo Continent to attack the Sun Moon Empire. This was a major reason why the God King of Destruction's trust in him had hit rock bottom. You, the God of Asura, are the chairman of the God Realm Committee, yet you interfere in the lower realms so brazenly—have you no shame?

Therefore, when the God King Tang claimed he had deduced that the future of the God Realm was likely to be destroyed, the God King of Destruction did not believe him at all. He simply made an excuse, "Oh, is there something wrong with your technique?" and sent Tang San on his way.

Once Tang San left the Temple of Destruction, he said viciously, "God King of Destruction, to think you would look down upon this Seat's ability to deduce fate. You truly have invited your own death!"

He immediately returned to the Temple of Asura and began to perform a fate deduction. After a short while, he frowned. "This time, the fate deduction revealed nothing. It seems my deduction of destiny was indeed flawed." Although Tang San felt his deduction had been faulty, he still believed the God King of Destruction had invited his own death.

When Tang San performed his first fate deduction, it happened to coincide with Kong Bo awakening his martial soul, which was why he had touched upon Kong Bo's fate. Now that Kong Bo's awakening was over, he could no longer access it. Beyond this, there were other existences on the Douluo Continent helping Kong Bo shield himself.

"However, this Seat cannot be careless," Tang San muttered to himself. "The threat I felt earlier did not come from the Child of Destiny I calculated. It is time to give him some extra help."

Then, Tang San's right hand continuously scattered divine power, like specks of starlight falling into the territory of the Star Luo Empire. "My ten-thousand-year plan cannot be ruined by anyone! No one can stop this Seat—not Destruction, not Life, and not the Silver Dragon King. Either I rule the entire God Realm and Douluo Planet, or I will turn Douluo Planet into a scorched earth!"

As Tang San cast his divine power onto Douluo Planet, the planet emitted a series of imperceptible ripples, and a voice seemed to say, "Fate remains unknown."

At this moment, Kong Bo was unaware of these events. He woke from his sleep, still astonished by the strength he had displayed in his dream. Was that the power of a god-level expert? If my Three Moons Martial Soul reaches that level, I could actually contend with several God Kings.

Kong Bo glanced at the soul-guided clock; it was already eight o'clock in the morning. He hurriedly got out of bed and went to the dining room to eat.

"Bo'er," said Kong Bo's father, Kong Yi. "Thank heavens, you're finally awake. You are truly remarkable to have awakened such a powerful martial soul. According to your great-grandfather, it is far superior to the Moon Martial Soul inherited by our Kong family, and you even have innate full soul power."

"You are too kind, Father," Kong Bo said. "Great-grandfather, you promised me something. After I invented that lightning rod, didn't you send people to the Star Luo Empire to keep watch?"

Having transmigrated into the world of The Peerless Tang Sect, Kong Bo naturally would not forget the protagonist of the original text, Huo Yuhao. But he was in the Sun Moon Empire, while the "Huo-Protagonist" was in the Star Luo Empire. As a mere child, he couldn't keep a close eye on him.

Fortunately, the Sun Moon Empire's intelligence system was highly developed. After the war a thousand years ago, the empire's intelligence agency, the Purple Imperial Guard, began actively collecting information on the Douluo Continent. The Purple Imperial Guard did not just gather military intelligence; they also collected data on local customs and resources across the continent. To show respect to powerful soul masters and ensure that relevant intelligence could be quickly relayed to professionals, the most powerful soul master in the Sun Moon Empire commanded a unit of about one hundred Purple Imperial Guards. Whatever these hundred guards did outside the empire was entirely up to that soul master.

Kong Bo had known since childhood that Kong Deming held such power. He had to persuade Kong Deming to keep a close watch on the "Huo-Protagonist." Naturally, Kong Bo wondered how Kong Deming would listen to a child, so he devised a plan.

Kong Bo discovered that the technological level of the Sun Moon Empire was roughly equivalent to the 16th or 17th century on Earth, and they had no lightning rods. Kong Bo "accidentally" invented the lightning rod, and Kong Deming, thinking Kong Bo was simply lucky and blessed with great fortune, asked what he wanted. Kong Bo claimed he had been visited by an immortal in a dream who told him that a certain person would affect the fate of the Sun Moon Empire and must be watched closely.

The Purple Imperial Guard under Kong Deming had been idle, so after much pleading from Kong Bo, Kong Deming finally ordered them to keep a close eye on Huo Yuhao. Since Huo Yuhao was just a child born to a maid in the White Tiger Duke Mansion, the difficulty of monitoring him was low—it wasn't as if they were watching direct descendants like Dai Yueheng or Dai Huabin.

"Hmm," Kong Deming nodded. "That Dai family boy you asked me to watch is truly unusual. Did you know he is the same age as you and also has innate full soul power? His martial soul is his eyes, you know?"

"Full soul power?" Kong Bo said in surprise. It seemed The Peerless Tang Sect was a real world, and the book was just a book.

"That's right," Kong Deming said. "However, the lady of the Dai family is narrow-minded and wanted to get rid of the child. But who would have thought that on the day of the awakening, someone from the royal family would arrive? That child, Huo Yuhao, was taken away by the royal family just like that."

"So that's how it is," Kong Bo said. "It seems the 'Huo-Protagonist's' fate has improved a bit."

"By the way," Kong Deming took a small recording soul device from his storage ring. "The Purple Imperial Guard is quite reliable. I had them keep a close watch on the child, and they did indeed record his every word and action... though some of it is quite strange. Bo'er, he is the same age as you. Do you want to hear what he actually says? According to the Purple Imperial Guard, this child... his words are a bit odd, very superstitious and rambling."

"Yes, Grandfather," Kong Bo said, taking the soul-recording pen. "I will listen to it after I finish my meal."

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