"Wouldn't Zhao Yunhui be in danger if she went in? Are you really that unconcerned? Are you deliberately sending your disciple to her death?" the First Clan Chief asked.
"Of course there would be danger," Zhu Fancheng replied. "But she also helped set up the formation and understands it better, so I believe the danger would be somewhat less. That was why I said Yunhui was the most suitable choice."
"Junior Sister, if you think it's too dangerous, we can choose someone else," the First Clan Chief said to the Fourth Clan Chief.
"No, I'll go," the Fourth Clan Chief said. "Someone has to take the risk."
"Have you really decided?" the First Clan Chief asked.
The Fourth Clan Chief nodded firmly.
"All right," the First Clan Chief said. "Zhu Fancheng, you can now tell my Fourth Younger Sister what precautions she needs to take with the formation."
Zhu Fancheng offered no further excuses.
He went over some of the issues with the formation.
"Is that all?" the Fourth Clan Chief asked after listening.
"That's all," Zhu Fancheng said.
"You aren't holding anything back, are you?" the Fourth Clan Chief asked, staring at Zhu Fancheng.
"If I am, may heaven strike me with five thunderbolts," Zhu Fancheng said.
"I don't believe in oaths," the Fourth Clan Chief said. "But I'll trust you on the formation. When the Soaring Immortal Fruit ripens, make sure you restrain it in time."
"No problem," Zhu Fancheng said. "You must also remember to enter immediately after I draw the Soaring Immortal Fruit into the formation. Only then can you be transported away with it."
"Understood. What should I do now?" the Fourth Clan Chief asked.
"Nothing. Just wait here," Zhu Fancheng said. "Yunhui, you and the others should leave this place shortly. Once the Soaring