Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1141 - The Surging of Clouds

Beneath the great banyan tree.

The wind blew through the leaves, making them rustle.

Xiao An’s hair flowed as she cultivated away quietly. The light speckled her bluish-white robes.

Suddenly, she opened her eyes and stood up. She looked around in a daze. She felt empty inside as if she had lost something extremely important.

Without any further thought, she muttered softly, “Qingshan?”

The only thing that answered her was rustling.

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“You!”

The Cloud Shadow Crane King was both surprised and furious. This was basically like a slap across his face, completely brushing aside a great Daemon King like him as nothing.

The featherfolk clustered around the Featherfolk King, spreading their wings that wove together and blotted out the sky. They gazed at him coldly. Right behind them was the majestic Clouded city.

Bai Jie said, “Does the Crane King plan on breaking several thousand years of peace and declaring war on Clouded city?”

The Cloud Shadow Crane King was aware that he had some prestige in the Cloud province, but he spent most of his time alone, withdrawn from other daemons. As such, he was not a king of myriad daemons like the Great Banyan Tree King. With his strength alone, he really would struggle to contend against the featherfolk outside Clouded city. On top of that, he was not acquainted with this phoenix at the end of the day. There really was no need for him to stand up for him. He could not help but grind his teeth.

“The phoenix is a divine bird blessed by the heavens, born with the five virtues. With all the sins you’ve committed against it, you’ll definitely be punished by the heavens!”

“He is a divine bird, while we are godfolk. It’s a pity that phoenixes have already become extinct, or we’ll all eat a few each and extend our lives a little,” a male featherfolk said proudly, leading to a series of approving laughter.

The Cloud Shadow Crane King’s expression changed. A few phoenix feathers drifted past his eyes, and he caught them with a swing of his hand. All he saw was a ball of wiggling white light on

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