Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 605: Fate Standard

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Slowly putting down his saber, Tang Jie sat back down by the table and released Zuo Quanming.

Zuo Quanming exhaled in relief. He wanted to explain himself, but Tang Jie waved a hand and stopped him. "I know what you want to say. Don't worry. I won't kill you for this."

Yiyi came over and whispered to Tang Jie, "Big Brother, don't worry. Remember: I saw you going with me to see Bao'er."

"But it could be another me, right?" Tang Jie replied.

Yiyi immediately fell silent.

There existed the main body and the avatar, so why couldn't it be that Yiyi had gone to see Bao'er with the main body after the avatar died here?

In the past, it wouldn't have been all that important if the avatar had died.

But now, after so many years of adventuring, the avatar had grown just as much as the original body, and Tang Jie could no longer treat it as just an avatar.

The main body and the avatar were like his hands, and there had ceased to be a difference between them long ago. Losing either one would be a heavy blow!

Tang Jie fell silent, closing his eyes as he began to think.

He once more used his reserves of Karma power, trying to work backward from the effect to the cause.

Countless scenes flashed in front of him, episodes of tough and gruesome battle playing out before him. He saw the Blood River Lord madly laughing, saw him and everyone else locked in a bitter struggle against the Blood River Lord, saw them fighting a hopeless battle, saw all of his intricate arrangements being obliterated in front of the Blood River Lord.

Suddenly, a scene appeared in front of Tang Jie that made him freeze in shock.

"Did you think of something?" Liu Qianyi urgently asked.

And then she saw a shocking sight.

Lights were spinning in Tang Jie's eyes, his white sclera and black pupils becoming black and white Yin Yang fish, spinning like a Taiji diagram.

Liu Qianyi was entranced, and she felt the world spinning around her.

She felt like she had returned to her childhood, watching as s

…