Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1341 - Immortal Ascendance Tablet

“Where did you…” The bandit leader suddenly felt his chest ache.

“My king!” A bandit pointed at his chest in horror. He lowered his head, only to see a splotch of blood. His vision darkened as he collapsed on the spot.

A dark cloud shrouded the sun. The forest abruptly darkened.

Several miserable cries rang out before everything rapidly fell silent again, with a few murmurs mixed in. “Sigh, by virtue, by virtue.”

But in the world, it was always easier to subdue wild beasts that win over the hearts of people.

A tiger’s roar echoed through the mountains. A while later, the branches swayed, and a foul air arrived. The tiger he had encountered in the forest earlier bounded over. Gazing at the pair of scarlet eyes in the dark forest, it lay on the ground with its hairs on end, trembling away. Even when it had already developed some intelligence, it struggled to connect him with the human that gave off the strange aura earlier.

“Big kitty, you gave way to me before, so I’ll invite you to a feast! We don’t owe each other anything anymore! Hahaha, in ancient times, the buddha sacrificed his body to feed tigers. Today, there will be Li Qingshan killing bandits to feed a tiger. Isn’t that even better than the buddha?”

Glug, glug. The alcohol poured down his throat, mad like a tiger.

A while later, a handsome, delicate man who resembled a teenager walked out from the forest. The clouds passed; the sun shone brightly. He licked away the blood on the corner of his lips and smiled pleasantly.

His belly grumbled a few times. A strange feeling filled his heart. Earlier, he had just been angered. You want to eat my heart with wine? I’ll have a taste of you then!

However, after eating it, the taste was surprisingly nice. Dense spiritual qi filled every inch of his flesh, such that it still throbbed in his mouth. When he bit down, it felt like a bouncy, juicy meatball. Afterwards, he actually could not hold back the urge and polished it off. If it were not for the fact that he still had a human nature in him, he probably would have been done w

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