Releasing Deng Yin had been one of Shi Feiyang's contingency plans from the start.
The Three Monks and Two Nuns, along with supreme masters such as Nun Xinru, stood at the very ceiling of this world.
What did supreme mean? What did the ceiling mean? It meant there was no one above them. There might be differences in strength among them, but no one could surpass them by an entire tier, and no means existed to defeat them as easily as slicing melons and chopping vegetables.
Shi Feiyang's magical power had not yet reached that level. He had to rely on various magic treasures to fight people of their caliber.
If his opponents called in more people, his best option was to summon reinforcements immediately.
Inside the Sacred Mausoleum, Divine Nuns Xinru was attacking him with all her strength, and Master Ren was racing over from Mount Xiaohan. Yet Deng Yin said he did not want to come out; he wanted to stay inside and enjoy his carefree life.
In truth, he had longed for Shi Feiyang to come looking for him, morning and night, yearning for the stars and the moon until his eyes nearly wore out from watching. Now that Shi Feiyang had finally come, he put on an indifferent air. He merely wanted to bargain with Shi Feiyang and squeeze a little more out of him.
Shi Feiyang said nothing more. He released a stream of immortal qi before Deng Yin, which formed a sheet of clear light suspended in the air. Within it appeared a lofty mountain and a blood-red shadow.
The mountain was Emei Mountain; the shadow was the Blood God Lord.
Shi Feiyang was showing the events in the original novel: Deng Yin escaped his imprisonment beneath the Star Lodge Sea just as the