Jiang Yun truly could not read Chu Yang's intentions. He did not understand what this Young Emperor Chu was waiting for.
Since he had already made it clear that he would help at a critical moment, why had he remained motionless all this time?
But when it came to such matters, helping was a favor, while refusing was perfectly reasonable. Even if he simply stood by and watched, the Jiang Family could not say anything.
After all, if not for Chu Yang, whether they could "revive" the Old God-King was still unknown.
To put it plainly, Chu Yang had already helped them enough. No matter how shameless Jiang Yun was, he could not bring himself to make another request.
In this regard, Jiang Ren, the Jiang Family's Saint Lord, proved more composed. Even though he was anxious as well, he never showed himself in the Underground Palace or gave Chu Yang any hint.
Ye Fan's intervention, along with the appearance of the God-Striking Whip, caught both the Jiang Family and the invading enemies completely off guard.
Chu Yang merely watched in silence, allowing Ye Fan to steal the spotlight.
In truth, Ye Fan had his own considerations. If Chu Yang had not said that he would back him up, Ye Fan would never have acted so directly.
Although this could prevent excessive casualties among the Jiang Family's experts, it would also place Ye Fan himself in danger.
But he always felt that Chu Yang—a man who had rescued Jiang Taixu from Purple Mountain, subdued the Black Emperor so thoroughly that he did not dare resist, and recognized the origins of that mysterious Earth weapon at a glance—was likely even more terrifying than anyone imagined.
That was why Ye Fan acted, even with the mentality of staking everything on one desperate