Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 310: Peace Negotiations

As Tang Jie spoke, the distant corpse horde began to charge at He Chong.

He Chong had killed nearly one hundred of their brethren with a single move, causing these corpses to loathe him and make him their first target.

At the same time, Tang Jie backed away, clearly planning to use this chance to flee.

"Conspiring against me? Seeking death!" He Chong roared as he thrust a palm at Tang Jie.

Now that he was in the formation and the Martial Mirror had appeared, he showed no mercy on Tang Jie.

Just when he was about to attack, Tang Jie shouted, "So you don't want to know the secret of the Martial Mirror?"

'The secret of the Martial Mirror'?

He Chong was left shocked by these words.

Yes, there was still one thing that hadn't been addressed.

The Martial Mirror had a secret. Xu Muyang had known it, and He Chong had sensed it, but he still didn't know how to decipher it.

But it seemed like Tang Jie had already solved it.

Only by understanding this secret would he be able to freely travel through the formation.

The thought of this made He Chong pull back on his blow, only using thirty percent of his strength.

Tang Jie crossed his arms and met the blow in the air, his body flashing with golden light.

It seemed like a simple block, but he had actually concentrated all of his power into it. Boom! Tang Jie was smashed through the air, the skin on his arms cracking apart as blood gushed out.

Borrowing the power of this strike, Tang Jie retreated in the direction of the corpse horde. He laughed and said, "The power of an enraged Celestial Heart True Person really isn't something a lowly junior like me can fight against. This Tang Jie does not dare to take a blow of True Person's heavenly might, so I will take my leave first."

"Don't even try to run!" He Chong furiously bellowed, manifesting two claws.

One claw went for the distant Martial Mirror. Now that the dust had settled, He Chong was able to see where it had landed. The other claw was aimed at Tang Jie. He had learned his lesson and gone from a palm to claw, thus not giving

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