Chaotic Sword God Chapter 667: A Mystery of the Past

“Several ten thousand kilometers from here, there’ll be a mountain range. Bi Hai will be in a cave recuperating from his wounds and cultivating. This map has a detailed note of his location. As long as you follow it, you’ll find him.” By now, Situ Qing’s voice was extremely faint, but he managed to pull out a map from his Space Ring.

Taking the map from Situ Qing, Jian Chen began to trace the details on it to arrive at Bi Hai’s location.

“Situ Qing, you swear that Bi Hai is here? I hope that you won’t be risking the lives of all your disciples on a small joke.” Jian Chen warned.

“The friendship between Bi Hai and I aren’t as deep as you think. I used him merely for protection, so rest assured. I’ve no reason to give you a false map. For the past dozen years, Bi Hai has been living in the same place. But after we split, our relationship with one another was split as well. Where he is now is unknown to me, that all depends on your luck.” Situ Qing spoke.

Putting down the map, Jian Chen spoke, “Very well then, I’ll believe you in the meanwhile. If your information is true, then I’ll forgive the Sect of Dragon and Tiger. Is there anything else you wish to say?”

Situ Qing’s face was already beyond pale by this point with all of his life force practically gone from his body. The doughty body of his was nearly shriveled away to being a skeleton with only a layer of skin covering the bones.

Slowly, he closed his eyes. The life in them were already growing fainter and fainter, and he grew quiet. At last, he spoke, “I should apologize to the Sect of Dragon and Tiger for the troubles I’ve brought onto them. So many experts have lost their lives, and yet I’ve abandoned them to escape with my own life. I, Situ Qing, have no more face to show to the juniors of the sect. Jian Chen, I hope that you’ll bury my body in the wildlands and let the beasts gnaw at my corpse. Only by this will my guilt be alleviated by some degree….”

And with that, Situ Qing died. His body grew icy cold from the lost of its spirit from its departure from

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