Ch. 1370The dispute over the stakes
Fang Yun negotiated a Dragon Gate Ascension wager with the Lei Family, demanding stakes in exchange for the Bloodmang Fief. The Lei Family offered a True Dragon Edict, and Fang Yun accepted, leaving the parties to draw up a written agreement.
- Kong Yingnian and Ao Qingyue pressed the Lei Family to declare its stakes before Fang Yun wagered the Bloodmang Fief.
- Lei Zhongmo offered Desolate City, a mountain range, numerous divine treasures, Half-Sage Regalia, an Ancient Demon Half-Sage Burial Treasure, and a Flood Dragon Sage Edict, but Fang Yun called the stakes too small.
- Lei Zhongmo added a True Dragon Edict, and Fang Yun immediately accepted the wager.
- Yan Yukong explained that the edict could help mobilize the Water Race against the Demon Barbarians, while Ao Huang urged Fang Yun to make Lei Zhongmo give up his family-head position if he lost.
- Lei Zhongmo called for a written agreement, and Fang Yun said the wager was worthwhile for the Jing Kingdom despite the sacrifice of almost half the Bloodmang Realm.
- Gu Cang mocked Fang Yun and praised the Lei Family as a helper to the Demon Realm, drawing grim looks from the human Grand Academicians.