Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1509 - Unadorned City

Li Qingshan had asked similar questions to the Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance before, but the old turtle simply refused to answer him no matter what.

After spending all these years together, there was still some friendship between them, so it was not like Li Qingshan could threaten to destroy the Pavilion of Heavenly Tomes again.

Of course, the primary reason was because even threats would be useless. He would still have to look for the answers to those questions himself at the end of the day.

“When will you undergo the sixth heavenly tribulation?”

“Very soon.”

After overcoming his mental shackles, Rāhu Xiaoming became filled with even greater fighting spirit. He gazed out at the Asura realm. This had once been his territory, his homeland.

He spread his fingers and reached into the distance before suddenly closing his hand. “I will definitely take back what I’ve lost!”

“Fight on, Xiaoming!” Li Qingshan pumped his hand and called out.

Rāhu Xiaoming exhaled. Something sounded amiss. “Can you call me Ming?” Just how much do you like the word “xiao”?

“Ming? To think you could even come up with something like that. Is this supposed to be some third-rate romance story? Haha!” Li Qingshan mocked his tastes openly.

Rāhu Xiaoming ground his teeth. “Then call me Rāhu Ming!”

“Sure, Xiaoming! See you, Xiaoming!”

Rāhu Xiaoming said nothing more, directly swinging his hand at him.

With a great boom, the earth split open as a deep gully, but he missed.

Li Qingshan’s figure gradually faded away like an image in a mirror. He waved his hand and smiled. “I’m not going to play with you anymore. I need to focus on the war too.”

“Let me know if you need help.”

“That won’t be necessary. It’s just some small, boring wars. You would probably find them boring too.”

Li Qingshan shut his eyes before opening them again.

Under a pale-white, crescent moon, a great mountain stood tall. A lone city towered as if it pierced the sky.

The war had already lasted most of the night, but the enemies continued to resist stubbornly.

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