Beast-Taming Immortal Ascension: A Journey Across Two Worlds
Chapter 330

The Venerable backed down

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Chapter 331: The True Venerable Backs Down

This brute is fierce. Shall I step in first?

Zhu Shaoyuan looked grave as he transmitted his voice through divine sense.

The Eight Desolations Sect's Dao Child was astonishingly powerful, having defeated even the Golden Core standard-bearers of the four great sects in succession.

Although Zi'ang had formed an unprecedented great unity golden core, he had only recently entered the Golden Core realm, and his cultivation was merely at the Golden Core late stage.

It would be better for his master, who already had half a foot in the Nascent Soul True Lord realm, to take the field instead, lest the Mirror Moon Dao Child's reputation suffer.

Even in the worst case, if he ultimately lost, he could still buy his disciple more time to observe and probe the opponent's abilities in detail.

No need.

Chen Beiwu's divine sense was calm. Rest assured, Master. Below Nascent Soul, your disciple is invincible!

Hearing this, Zhu Shaoyuan's heart settled, and he stopped agonizing over it.

Zi'ang could make even him faintly sense danger. His strength could not be judged by ordinary standards; perhaps he really could defeat the Eight Desolations Sect's Dao Child.

Be careful in everything. If it proves impossible, prioritize your own safety.

After delivering this warning through divine sense, Zhu Shaoyuan took a step back and yielded his place.

I have made every preparation. You may fight with all your strength.

Ancestor Zhu Wuya had also drawn on the sect's reserves to put safeguards in place before signaling that the sect's Dao Child could act.

Under countless watching eyes, Chen Beiwu stepped forward. His blue robes stirred without wind as his gaze met Ning Wujiu's.

In an instant, every cultivator present focused on them.

Ancestor, is the Dao Child confident?

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