Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 167: Pointers

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Tang Jie had been letting Shi Meng and Wei Tianchong fight while he watched from the side. Now, he had finally come to block the attack for Shi Meng, chortling in disdain at the flying sword. Without using any sort of spell, he simply reached out and grabbed the sword. The sharp blade frantically struggled in his hand, but it failed to even cut through the skin, leaving Mo Xiang dumbfounded.

Was this the strength of a second-year student?

Tang Jie casually said, "While this Mo Xiang is a fourth-year student, her strength is very limited. Young Master, you and Shi Meng should be enough to deal with her. You were just caught off guard by the flying sword. When dealing with this kind of attack, it's best if you call your puppet to block it, Young Master. Shi Meng, you shouldn't be using Concealment, but the simpler Windcall. While it's not powerful, it can disrupt spiritual energy. Given what this girl is capable of, Windcall should be enough to disrupt her control over the sword, and then Young Master can attack with Ghost Axe and break her offensive!"

He waved his hand, tossing the sword back to Mo Xiang, and coolly said, "Let's try that again."

Everyone shared looks of surprise.

Mo Xiang was so angry that she clenched her teeth. This scoundrel was actually treating this place as a training ground for his young master?

But in Tang Jie's eyes, this truly was the best time to train Wei Tianchong's and Shi Meng's ability to adapt to the situation.

Real combat had always provided the best progress.

In the future, Wei Tianchong might face even tougher enemies. If he didn't start from this girl who was essentially a foot soldier, where would he start?

Hearing Tang Jie's words, Wei Tianchong and Shi Meng glanced at each other. They suddenly chuckled and shouted at Mo Xiang, "Then come at us, little girl!"

It was two second-years versus a fourth-year, but they were unafraid, a sense of heroism rising up within them.

This was all because of the confidence Tang Jie had given them.

As the flyi

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