Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 834: Framed

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The problem with people who were too righteous was that they weren't cute in the slightest!

Tang Jie helplessly shook his head and said, "Do whatever you want. Right, do you know what place this is? How should I get to the West Bull Divine State?"

Yuan Chenfei told Tang Jie that this was the country of Xing in the Gray Heron Divine State, specifically Heping County, under the Daye Prefecture and administered by Lan'an City. The Herding Yang Sect was one of the three sects of Heping County and had some influence in the region.

Though Tang Jie had prepared himself for this, hearing that a sect with an Infant Tending Violet Palace cultivator was only a county-level force still left Tang Jie stunned.

After a long daze, he finally sighed. "As expected, a frog living at the bottom of a well can't understand how big the world really is."

Yuan Chenfei was stunned by this melancholy comment. Could these people have come from another domain?

This was a huge matter, and Yuan Chenfei's heart began to beat faster and faster.

But in the end, he couldn't say anything and only stared at Tang Jie in shock.

Tang Jie then said, "Forget it. Since there is some destiny between us, before I go, I will give you a warning. That senior brother of yours is a schemer with big ambitions. Although you let him go, he might not do the same for you. If I were you, I would immediately leave this place and find a new sect to join."

Yuan Chenfei shook his head. "Master has treated me with immense kindness. I can't do this."

Tang Jie was unsurprised. "I knew you would say this. Everyone picks their own paths, and since you've made up your mind, I won't say anything. This chicken fiend is a gift to you, a connection between the two of us. That's all I have to say. We won't meet again!"

He tapped Yuan Chenfei on the forehead, passing the method to control the chicken fiend to him, and then he turned and left.

Yuan Chenfei dumbly watched as he departed, his gaze lingering for a long time.

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