Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 881 - Forming an Alliance

“Fellow Gong, I’m willing to assist you in slaughtering the Fire Devouring Folk!”

Ji Changfeng tended to the remaining disciples and elders of the Cloud Sail sect before riding over on the wind. He was furious and sorrowful, but he was very motivated and in high spirits at the same time.

“With the assistance of your divine wind, fellow, we’ll definitely be able to take Fire Melt mountain and make the fire devourers pay with blood!” Gong Yuan roused in energy and also showed delight in her eyes. Her major objective of this trip was to rope in Ji Changfeng. This was the most important hurdle to going to war with the fire devourers. However, Ji Changfeng had evaded the request the entire time. She never expected the fire devourers to help her out tremendously in the end.

Afterwards, she secretly told Ji Changfeng about the existence of Stoneheart.

“Is that true?” Ji Changfeng gazed at Ru Xin in disbelief. He was very curious about what kind of face was hidden behind the bronze mask. He thought, “On one hand, she’s a disciple under the Myriad Poison Ancestor in-name. On the other hand, the King of Southern Yue has used her to threaten Li Qingshan. She even has some kind of connection with Gong Yuan. Who is she exactly?”

“As authentic as it could be!” Ru Xin bowed slightly.

“If you really can achieve something like that, then my Cloud Sail sect will be indebted to you, fellow. Please accept a bow from me!”

For the sake of revenge, Ji Changfeng no longer cared about anything else, but he still did not have much confidence in taking Fire Melt mountain. Ru Xin’s vicious plan to cull the young suited his tastes far too well. He was basically like someone about to die of thirst finding a clear spring. He was so emotional that he bowed towards Ru Xin regardless of his identity.

It was quite easy to imagine that the descendants of the Cloud Sail sect would treat destroying Fire Melt mountain as their ultimate goal throughout the generations after surviving this disaster. This grievance would be passed down through the ages, with new f

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