The Game of Fate
Chapter 856

Hu Yun's Master

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Xiezhi stood to one side, deep in thought. With the sharpness of the Green Vine Sword, Ji Yuan's swordsmanship, and the Little Characters forming an array and shifting its changes, there was no conventional array foundation at all. Everything within it was alive, making it utterly unpredictable.

Even if any True Person cultivator were to wield the sword array, it would likely possess unimaginable power. Who was it meant to deal with? At the very least, a True Immortal-level opponent—more likely, something even more outrageous.

"Ji Yuan, if this sword array is completed, even a True Person cultivator could use it to seal off an entire stretch of heaven and earth."

Xiezhi said so, but Ji Yuan neither confirmed nor denied it. Hu Yun, at the side, asked curiously.

"Why a True Person cultivator? For instance... couldn't I do it?"

Hu Yun pointed at himself. Xiezhi sized him up and down, then shook his head.

"You can't."

"Why not? Because I'm not an immortal? But I'm a properly cultivated member of the Demon Race too!"

Hu Yun had already heard the Little Characters talk about Ji Yuan's lightning arts bringing down heavenly tribulation, and his blood had boiled with excitement. Now, hearing about this sword array—and realizing from Mister Xie's words that it seemed it could be used by someone else—he imagined himself one day in a place like the Myriad Demon Feast, where evil demons gathered like clouds, casually deploying the sword array. How dashing and majestic would that be?

Xiezhi leaned close, lowering his head to look at the red fox. He grinned, baring a mouthful of pale teeth.

"This isn't throwing stones—you toss them out and that's that. You don't have the Magical Power. Even if the Green Vine Sword doesn't reject you and lets you hold

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