Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 122: Box

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

Gu Bai was dead.

Gu Changqing had seized and killed him in one blow.

Gu Changqing would rather have him die than let one of his subordinates live on as an imbecile.

He gently closed Gu Bai's eyes and then turned to Tang Jie. "You've killed another one of my brothers."

"It has nothing to do with me. The secret art I possess can only resist Soulscour, but it doesn't go as far as triggering a backlash on the caster. In the end, he only ended up this way because his cultivation was lacking," Tang Jie replied without hesitation, denying responsibility.

This was despite the fact that he had just said that he didn’t threaten people.

"You could have at least warned him!" a Hawk Hall subordinate angrily said.

Tang Jie looked at him like he was an idiot.

He didn't make fun of the man for being so stupid. He simply said, "Even if I said anything, would you have believed me?"

Indeed.

Would they have believed him?

There were some things that people had to test for themselves before they believed.

Gu Changqing chuckled. "Good, very good. Tang Jie, you've truly prepared well. It now seems like you intentionally let yourself be captured."

"If I said that this really wasn't the case, that I'm really not Tang Jiye and that I only learned this spell art due to a lucky encounter, you definitely wouldn't believe me," Tang Jie said with a smile.

"Then you truly would have had enough lucky encounters."

Tang Jie spread apart his arms and shamelessly replied, "Yes. Perhaps the heavens favor me."

"A pity, then, that the heavens still had you fall into our hands. I will definitely make sure that you will be begging for death!" Zhao Xinguo viciously said, seizing Tang Jie.

Just when he was about to punch him, Tang Jie lazily said, "The third."

Zhao Xinguo trembled and didn't follow through with the punch.

Gu Changqing laughed again.

His laughter grew louder and louder until he had raised his head and was madly laughing, all of the wilderness resounding with his laughter.

Finally, the laughter stopped.

He turned to Tang

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