Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 613: Taking Action

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Before the representatives left, they went through the usual inspection.

Since the representatives could take back all the treasures they obtained, the four elders guarding the Treasure Paradise didn't give them a close inspection, only counting up and recording what they had gotten before letting them leave.

The representatives had guilty consciences, so they didn't dare to linger, leaving as soon as they passed inspection.

As she watched these people who had fought alongside her dispersing, Liu Qianyi felt a twinge of sorrow.

Looking back at the stone gate, she knew that that fearless man who had won that bloodsoaked battle would never walk out of that stone gate.

Her mood still swept in sorrow, she numbly accepted the inspection and then walked forward. The wind delivered snatches of conversation to her ear:

"What is this?"

"Just some belongings left behind by a friend."

"Belongings or treasure?"

"Is this very important? The Heavenly King promised that we could take all of this…"

It was Zuo Quanming.

That damned scoundrel.

Quite a few people had died in the Treasure Paradise, so he had probably looted their bodies.

Although she wanted to discipline that bastard, Liu Qianyi knew that the ensuing ruckus would probably expose the lie. Moreover, Zuo Quanming had also spoken up for her, so she couldn't just turn against him.

Most importantly, Tang Jie wasn't anything to her!

Strictly speaking, they couldn't even be considered friends. What right or reason did she have to take revenge for Tang Jie?

Even so, deep down, this figure had left a very deep mark on her heart.

In the end, she sighed and kept going.

But the more she wanted to forget, the more she couldn't forget.

His voice and smile floated up in her mind, refusing to go away.

It was an endless loop.

Upon returning to the Celestial Flame Pagoda, she went to the spacious reception hall and thought back to her first meeting with Tang Jie.

She stood where she had stood before, looking at t

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