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"Master Gu, it seems something is about to happen," someone on the cruise ship said anxiously, peering through a telescope at the unfolding scene.
"That Tu Li was supposed to be dead, but he consumed something that has greatly enhanced his power. It's utterly shameless," a Feng Shui Master from Hong Kong Island expressed his dissatisfaction.
"Shouldn't we head back? Tu Li seems to have gone mad. If he goes on a rampage, could he harm us?" another voice chimed in.
Upon hearing this, everyone nodded in agreement. At that moment, Tu Li resembled a monstrous being unleashed upon the world. Who knew if he would resort to violence? The elites from Hong Kong Island had initially trusted Jia Xingliang and Gu Yun Nan to defeat Tu Li, but now Jia Xingliang was barely hanging on, and Gu Yun Nan appeared to be no match for him either. It seemed wiser for them to leave; while the excitement was enticing, losing their lives just to witness a spectacle would not be worth it.
"Master Gu hasn't lost yet; we shouldn't leave," Han Baiying shouted, unable to accept the possibility of Gu Yun Nan's defeat.
Liu Toukang felt a mix of emotions. If Gu Yun Nan were to lose, how would he explain it to Jiang Chen?
As the crowd on the cruise ship grew increasingly anxious, a voice suddenly rang out, ethereal and commanding.
"Since this is a battle of skills, let’s keep it within limits; there’s no need for lethal force."
The words caused Tu Li to pause in surprise. Coming back to his senses, he turned towards the cruise ship and roared, "Who is that?"
Gu Yun Nan also looked up. The voice had seemed calm but carried an undercurrent of restrained power; anyone who could say such a thing was certainly not an ordinary person.
Jiang Chen moved swiftly, leaping off the ship and landing on the Mu Zhou that Gu Yun Nan had arrived in. Remarkably, despite the earlier tumultuous waves, the Mu Zhou had not capsized—an indication of extraordinary fortune—though Jia Xingliang had been thrown about and was now dazed.
"It’s you?" Jia Xingliang exclaimed in shock as he saw Jiang Chen land on the Mu Zhou.
"Master Jia, it seems I won’t need you to take me to see your master after all," Jiang Chen replied with a faint smile.
"You’d better not get involved in this matter. Tu Li has gone mad; even my master can’t handle him. If you go, it will only lead to your demise," Jia Xingliang warned.
"You don’t need to worry about that," Jiang Chen said as he picked up a bamboo pole and deftly flicked it towards Jia Xingliang. Before Jia Xingliang could react, he was sent flying back onto the cruise ship, rolling several times before being helped up by others.
A renowned Feng Shui Master reduced to such a state was indeed embarrassing for Jia Xingliang; however, he couldn’t afford to dwell on that now. He scrambled to the edge of the ship and shouted at Jiang Chen, "Young man, come back quickly! You’re no match for Tu Li!"
But Jiang Chen had already begun rowing towards Black Dragon Island.
"Who exactly is this young man? Could he be a rising star in our Feng Shui community?" Several Feng Shui Masters who initially dismissed Jiang Chen were now taken aback.
At such a moment, Jiang Chen's audacity alone commanded respect among many Feng Shui Masters present, regardless of his actual strength.
Seeing that Jiang Chen wouldn’t heed his warnings, Jia Xingliang shook his head repeatedly. He and Jiang Chen had only met once at Eight Immortals Ridge; back then, Jiang Chen had mentioned needing one hundred billion just to meet his master. Jia Xingliang had planned for Jiang Chen to meet his master tonight, but now both their lives were in jeopardy.
How unpredictable life could be!
Moreover, Jia Xingliang did not believe that Jiang Chen could defeat Tu Li. After all, even he and his master together had struggled against Tu Li; now that Tu Li had become demonic, he would be even more difficult to handle. A young man like Jiang Chen—no matter how talented—could not possibly surpass him in skill.
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