Just how strong was the other party? Yu Ci found it hard to give a definitive conclusion. That side had also been far too at ease, and the abilities they displayed were merely like the tip of an iceberg, difficult to fathom. However, at the exact moment of the collision, the orderly fluctuations emitted by that person's divine intent were information that could be decoded and communicated.
It really felt like an old friend calling at one's door.
That message was brief and straightforward, and Yu Ci quickly parsed it:
"Friend's methods have greatly improved, and your simulation of the Shangqing Dharma Gate shows even more progress... You're truly like a changed person."
Yu Ci immediately understood. This person perhaps mistook him for Extreme Ancestor.
From this, he knew that over these years, when Extreme Ancestor scouted the location of the Taixiao Divine Court, he should have frequently bumped into this very person. Having dealt with each other for so long, they had unexpectedly developed a bit of "friendship," or at the very least, some tacit understandings.
This person probably did not know Extreme Ancestor's true identity, and correspondingly, neither did Extreme Ancestor.
Both sides concealed their true identities yet made no secret of their own goals. Where did that leave the people of Shangqing?
Well, come to think of it, did they really recognize the wrong person? No matter how he looked at it, that last sentence carried a hint of sarcasm.
Yu Ci gave a cold snort, though he did not immediately flip out. In truth, even if he did flip out, he temporarily couldn't find where the other party was. Moreover, he quickly woke up to the reality: it wasn't that the other party was arrogant; the truly arrogant one was actually himself.
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