Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 417: The Beast Garden

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Flying south from Mount Buyao, over mountains and fields, Tang Jie spotted a village in the distance.

Looking down at the compass, he saw that the light was now basically at the center of the compass.

In other words, Lin Baicang was in that village.

Tang Jie didn't immediately go inside. He instead flew in a circle around the village first.

While using himself as bait to lure Lin Baicang was a good idea, it had the disadvantage of possibly luring out disciples of the Beast Refining Gate as well.

While traveling around with Xu Miaoran and seeing the sights, he had already noticed several dozen pursuers. Alas, although his Insight could detect these hidden followers, he couldn't tell who they worked for. Thus, he wasn't actually sure if the Beast Refining Gate's people had mixed in with these people.

After making a circle and confirming that no one was hiding in the area, Tang Jie entered the village.

The compass could only tell him that Lin Baicang was here, but it couldn't tell him which one was Lin Baicang. Thus, Tang Jie could only use his eyes.

He walked through the village like he was just some traveler.

There were few people in the village. The young men had mostly gone to work the fields.

A young woman was making a gobbling sound as she spread out feed for the chickens. Several elders sat by a door while chatting about what was going on in their families. There was a youth listlessly sieving rice using a sieve made of bamboo. A peddler with a carrying pole across his back was haggling over price with a villager. And there was a beggar lying on the ground like a dead person.

Finally, there were several villagers with hoes standing in a corner of the village with nothing to do.

Stopping at the very center of the village, Tang Jie looked around and finally shouted, "My name is Tang Jie! On orders of the Basking Moon Sect, I've come to pick you up! Lin Baicang, you can come out now."

He didn't say it too loudly, but it was enough for every person i

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