Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1187 - A Trip Up the Mountain (Two)

Li Qingshan glanced at the two people who were talking. One old and one young, both of which he had met outside Pegasus city. They were among the innate masters around the alliance leader, Zhang Yuntian, who then fled individually when Gu Yanying was possessed.

The young one was a handsome man. He was dressed in the same white clothes, a disciple of the Snow Mountain sect.

The old one had clearly come to persuade them to join their efforts. As it seemed, there were still some people who refused to accept defeat and wanted to put up a stand against him.

The people in the hall all paled in fright. For a moment, only the sounds of swords being drawn rang out.

“Bing’er, get over here!” Xue Hanfeng said as he activated the sect formation.

The temperature in the hall suddenly plummeted. Despite it being the height of summer, all of their breaths became visible mist. Li Qingshan suffered from most of the coldness. Frost formed beneath his feet and rapidly spread up his body.

Li Qingshan ignored it. He pointed at the old man and made a gesture with his thumb, extending it behind him.

As if he had just been spared, the old man scrambled for the door, which left everyone surprised. He was also a figure who had made a name for himself many years ago, yet he actually fled the moment he got the opportunity, without even throwing behind a threat. Little did they know that he did not even have the courage to face Li Qingshan directly after witnessing how the latter killed people. He was not afraid of dying in battle like a warrior, but he did not want to be squatted to death like a bug.

“Stop right there!” Li Qingshan barked.

The old man was about to step over the door sill. When he heard that, he froze there like a nail hammered into the ground and dared not move again.

Li Qingshan said without looking back, “Hey, I’ve spared your life twice, and you’re not even going to say a word of thanks?”

The old man’s expression changed. He lowered his head and clasped his hands. “Thank you for sparing my life!”

“I’ve done it once and twic

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