Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 641: Straight Up to the Verdant Clouds

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The people on the walls were still celebrating the victory.

Humans rarely had major victories like this against the fiends.

When Tang Jie landed on the wall, all the soldiers and cultivators looked at him with respect and reverence, and when Tang Jie walked through, everyone made way for him and sincerely bowed.

Some cultivators came forward and tried to build a relationship with him, and Tang Jie spoke with them without putting on airs. He quickly came to know these cultivators, including some of the people he had taken notice of earlier.

That white-clothed swordsman with the power of Insight was called Ximen Changfeng, and he was a sword cultivator from the western regions of Fengshan. The zither player was called Ice Phoenix, and nobody knew what her actual name was. The one using the soul-gathering banner was called Ye Xiao, and the one controlling puppets was Shentu Yuan, a member of Fengshan's Shentu Clan. The last one, who had been riding a yellow goat and holding a white lotus, was called Elder Yellow Goat. He was a hermit cultivator, and he had only emerged from his seclusion because humanity was in crisis.

Although this was their first meeting, they got along very well.

As they were chatting, an officer walked over with a silk box, which he passed to Tang Jie. "City Guardian Gu asked this lowly one to pass this to Sir."

Tang Jie took the box and looked inside, and he found that there were thirty banknotes from the Huitong Bank, each one with the denomination of one hundred thousand. The Huitong Bank was a bank in Fengshan specifically servicing cultivators, and it had branches across the country. If Gu Pinzhang was giving him these, then there was probably a branch in Dongjin Pass.

Tang Jie put them away and said, "Thank the general for his generosity for me."

The officer left without saying much more.

Tang Jie was tired from his battle, so he got away from everyone by claiming that he needed to rest.

Before he had gotten far, someone ran

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