Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 794: Negotiations (1)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Tang Jie stopped in front of the ancestral hall.

The statue of the Guangfa Godhead was a little different from what he had imagined.

It wasn't very similar to that mighty Guangfa Godhead that was fending off three Violet Palace experts outside. After all, commoners weren't such lofty craftsmen. What truly endowed it with majesty was that sliver of Divine Will.

Now that the Divine Will had manifested into the Godhead to do battle, all that was left within the statue was a tiny thread to serve as a connection, leaving the ancestral statue feeling rather dark and drab.

Even so, there was no masking its holiness.

Three people were kneeling before the statue.

The two to the left and right were the elders responsible for guarding the ancestral hall. They were both peak Soul Transformation experts who had protected the ancestral hall for ages. But not every floor-sweeping monk could unleash divine power, and a thousand years of inactivity had not turned them into existences that could suppress all. When facing Violet Palace experts without the protection of the formation, they were nothing more than two ants.

But the elders did not leave, kowtowing to the statue as if mourning their imminent fate.

In the center of the two was a woman on her knees, one hand on her chest and the other hand placed on the statue's feet as she silently chanted something.

Tang Jie couldn't see her face, but he could already guess at who she was.

"Chu Xitong?" he said.

The woman seemed to not hear, continuing to whisper, her hand remaining on the statue.

Tang Jie frowned. "I have only come for the Divine Will Golden Body. Remove your hand, and I can spare your life."

Chu Xitong didn't turn around, replying, "The Freedom Celestial Sovereign can cast spells with a thought, so why don't you try and see if you can kill me before I destroy the ancestor's statue?"

The two elders abruptly turned around and glared at Tang Jie.

Even if they were ants, they still had the courage to bare t

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