Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 769: Battle

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Everyone immediately leapt into action.

Ming Yekong was the first to react, thrusting his sword at the beast head. "Jin Shanyue, this isn't a place you can mess around! Go back to where you came from!"

His sword erupted with blinding radiance that pushed back the beast head. It now became apparent that this was a fiend with the mane of a lion and the head of a panther, possessing two horns and three hoofed legs.

This was a Spotted Char, an extremely rare fiend.

Just as Ming Yekong blocked that fiend's attack, a crimson palm appeared out of nowhere and flew toward Tang Jie's head.

"That Tang Jie killed my son. Once I kill Tang Jie, I'll naturally go back!" that booming voice said with a laugh.

Ling Xiao suddenly grunted, and that crimson hand shrank back as if it had been struck by lightning. At the same time, Ming Yekong swung his sword at the sky, which tore open like a curtain. A man fell out of this fissure in space—a man with a curly beard, thick brows, and large ears. This was the Sanguine True Lord of the Beast Refining Gate, Jin Shanyue, Jin Yutang's father.

But to say that Tang Jie had killed his son was somewhat unjust. It had clearly been Xu Miaoran who had killed him. But as the two were a couple, there was nothing wrong with the husband taking the fall for the wife.

After being forced out by Ming Yekong's sword, Jin Shanyue roared in fury, "What are you all standing around for? You want me to deal with Tang Jie on my own?"

A voice heartily replied, "You were in too much of a rush, so who can you blame?"

Another figure emerged, together with a giant blue wolf the size of a small mountain.

The Blue Sky Demon Wolf, and the Blue Wolf True Lord, Feng Muyuan.

Everyone instantly tensed.

Feng Muyuan had an excellent appearance, appearing like a refined and elegant scholar. The moment he appeared, he bowed to Ling Xiao and said, "I pay my respects to Sect Master Ling Xiao, Divine Lord Xiao, and True Lord Ming. It has been a hundred years since our

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