Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 249: Killing a Big Snake

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

"What? Am I not welcome?" Peng Yaolong grinned.

"I would not dare." Tang Jie hastily opened the door and let him in.

The moment Peng Yaolong came inside, he looked around and repeatedly nodded. "You keep this place very clean. I didn't expect Fierce Tiger to have such a meticulous side. It's no wonder you were able to play around with the rest of us."

"Great Brother did not come to settle the score, yes?" Tang Jie said with a bitter smile.

Peng Yaolong shook his head. "Not at all, not at all. If I wanted to make trouble for you, I wouldn't have waited until now. The True Inheritor struggle tested each of our skills, and you were able to make Wei Tianchong True Inheritor because you had the skill. Right, how is Wei Tianchong doing?"

"Very well. He's currently killing fiends on Westwind Ridge. It will probably be a few days until he comes back."

Ever since Wei Tianchong had become Yan Changfeng's disciple, while he could only go up the mountain once a year, even when he wasn't on the mountain, Yan Changfeng still had him running around. In Yan Changfeng's view, if his disciple was to mature, he needed practical combat experience. Since Wei Tianchong was now his disciple, he needed to be well-honed. Thus, every few days, he would send Wei Tianchong off on a mission.

Worst of all was that Yan Changfeng had specifically instructed that Wei Tianchong was allowed to bring anyone except Tang Jie.

This left Wei Tianchong in a tough spot, but he could only go running around with Shi Meng every day, and the last time he had gone up the mountain, he had received the cruelest of training from his master and senior brothers. He had more than once expressed his remorse over becoming True Inheritor.

But whether he regretted it or not, after becoming a True Person's disciple, there was no going back, no shrinking away. Under these two years of sharpening, Wei Tianchong had gradually matured, that indolent and arrogant air of his had faded away, and he had become much more self-aware. And spendin

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