Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 446: Passing Traveler

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Whoosh!

A blade flashed, and blood fountained.

The Godhead Palace disciple kneeling in front of Tang Jie held his throat and squeezed out, "Wh… why…"

He seemingly didn't understand why Tang Jie wasn't willing to spare him despite the fact that he had surrendered.

Wiping the blade on that disciple's shoulder, Tang Jie casually replied, "Because this is your fate… It was your fate from the moment you joined Godhead Palace."

"My… fate!" the disciple muttered before finally collapsing.

Ever since he had learned of the connection between Karma and Fate, Tang Jie seemed to have developed a tendency to use fate as the explanation for everything. It was as if this was the way to the Great Dao of Fate, a method for glimpsing a corner of that ethereal concept.

The rabbit fiend pursed its lips at Tang Jie's words. "The Great Dao of Fate is profound and unfathomable. If just talking about it and killing people could get you to comprehend it, then that Great Dao would be just a little too simple. In truth, Fate is the fruit of Karma. Rather than desperately seeking out the Dao of Fate, it would be better to deepen your understanding of the Dao of Karma. Once you reach a certain level of understanding in Karma, you will naturally begin to slowly grasp the essence of Fate."

Tang Jie was startled. "'Fate is the fruit of Karma'?"

This was the first time he was hearing such a thing.

Of the Twelve Great Daos, some ran alongside each other while others required going step by step. Space and Time were two Daos that ran alongside each other while Karma and Fate were two Daos that required going step by step. But before this, Tang Jie had never truly grasped the difference between the two. It was only when Tutu spoke that Tang Jie finally understood.

He pondered the thought for a while before nodding. "It makes sense. It seems that my thought process was mistaken. Perhaps some Daos can't be sought. Rather, they will come on their own with the passage of time and encounters.

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