A cup of tea, a single rebuke—on the surface, it merely seemed that Randeng was being petty. But in the Primordial Wilderness, where face mattered greatly, this truly could become an excuse to make trouble.
And a perfectly reasonable excuse at that.
Yet just as Randeng began with, "Could it be that you deliberately targeted—" and was still building momentum for his challenge, a streak of azure light flashed past with electric arcs. Today's protagonist, the Heavenly Court Water God Li Chang Geng, soon to be promoted to a Second-rank Orthodox God and become the Grand White Gold Star, appeared directly before Randeng.
Without another word, he shielded Longji behind him, then threw out a sarcastic remark and forcibly started the confrontation.
At this moment, most of the immortals inside and outside the hall felt that this Heavenly Court Official was rather overbearing, and showed absolutely no regard for the Vice Sect Master of Chan Teachings.
Naturally, most immortals believed that Li Chang Geng of the Heavenly Court and Daoist Randeng had long stood opposed to one another, their personal grudge so deep that they had torn into each other on the spot.
Two words: downright domineering!
Yet a small number of immortals pondered carefully and savored the matter, discovering that it was not nearly so simple.
Putting aside the identity of the elegant female immortal behind the Water God as a Heavenly Court Princess, she was at least in the Late Heavenly Immortal Realm. She was not far from the Golden Immortal Realm, her Dao foundation was solid, and her aura peaceful and auspicious—how could she fail to hold a cup of tea steadily?
At this point, depending on each immortal's understanding of the situation, their familiarity with Daoist Randeng, and the depth of their considerations, there were three,