Although Tang Hong was a Titled Douluo, in Qian Chongling's eyes, he was no different from a Soul Grandmaster. Either way, a single slap would finish him.
Thus, although Qian Chongling had guessed what Tang Hong was thinking, he felt no smug satisfaction.
Qian Chongling said to Tang Hong, "You were escorted out of Infinite Hell this time to be given a chance to survive. It all depends on whether you're willing to try."
A glimmer appeared in Tang Hong's lifeless eyes. He said, "I'd like to hear the details!"
Unlike Tang Hao, whose heart brimmed with hope, Tang Hong understood that the Clear Sky Sect's survival now rested on someone else's passing whim. They were unimaginably close to death.
Qian Chongling smiled. "It's just a little game. As long as you can withstand a Soul Saint's all-out strike using a Soul Tool, you get to live!"
Tang Hong froze, then asked in disbelief, "Your Eminence, do you mean that? I can leave Spirit Hall alive?"
Qian Chongling waved a hand. "You don't believe I'd let you leave Spirit Hall alive yourself, do you?"
Seeing Tang Hong nod, Qian Chongling continued, "The opportunity I'm talking about is for you to live in Spirit Hall under another identity. A jailer on the first level of Infinite Purgatory, for example?"
"A jailer? That sounds rather interesting. After all, just staying alive is good enough."
As though another thought had occurred to him, Tang Hong asked Qian Chongling, "Your Eminence, if I become a jailer, can I come out to bask in the sun?"
The first level of Infinite Purgatory was used to imprison Soul Masters below the Soul Douluo rank, such as Fallen Soul Masters, Evil Soul Masters, and the like. With Tang Hong's strength as a Titled Douluo, he was more