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Gu Ping caught a glimpse of confusion and faint worry in Ye You's eyes. Such an expression should not appear in someone who could turn the tides like a cloud or rain; it signified that things were gradually slipping out of Gu Ping's control, heading towards an unknown direction. No one would appreciate such a situation, least of all Ye You.
There was a sense of familiarity, perhaps even for the Nine Nether Cultivator.
Bu Fou Demonic Path?
Ye You shook his head, choosing not to elaborate further. Although both were secretly communicating, no one could ascertain whether their messages were being intercepted. With so many people around, it was not the right time to speak freely.
The auction continued, but at this moment, whether it was Gu Ping, I don't deny, Ying Wuyi, or Leng Gucun, Xiao Ji, or the Veiled Woman hiding her identity, their minds were no longer on the auction.
It seemed that due to Bloodfire, Xiao Ji and the Veiled Woman would inevitably have to act. Unfortunately, their funds could not compare to Xiao Shouqing's, so they would have to wait for an opportunity.
Buying Bloodfire for one million Spirit Stones should have resulted in a significant loss; some could not afford such a price. However, the one who offered that amount must also be someone who could not be easily manipulated. A dispute among the three parties was inevitable; Gu Ping did not believe there wouldn't be any Demonic Cultivators exposed in the process.
Before heading to the Northern Battlefield, Gu Ping was determined to resolve matters concerning the Demonic Path thoroughly so that they would not dare take advantage of the situation. Therefore, Gu Ping would never back down.
Gu Shidi? Gu Shidi?
Hmm? Gu Ping snapped back to reality upon hearing Ying Wuyi call his name. There was no point in overthinking it now; what good would it do? The bowstring was taut and ready to release—what was going on?
Oh, it's nothing. I just wanted to ask my junior brother about Yan Dong's Crimson Pearl Grass. I've heard that Cheng Dao Sect is a prestigious orthodox sect with considerable research in external paths. I wonder what insights my junior brother has on this matter?
The earlier scene had become much more interesting in Ying Wuyi's eyes. The bait set by Cheng Dao Sect's Outer Sect Disciple almost got caught by their own Great Master—how intriguing! It would have been amusing if Xiao Shouqing had intervened; otherwise, Cheng Dao Sect might have ended up creating quite a spectacle.
Regarding the Demonic Path, even the Great Master of Transcendence is unaware of this matter. If Gu Ping Ci is lying, then it can be said that this issue is far more confidential than one might think. However, if it is not confidential, how could it be disclosed so casually? The more Gu Ping contemplates, the less clear it becomes to Ying Wuyi.
Crimson Pearl Grass is just a type of herb; refining it into a potion for transcending mortals could break the shackles between immortals and mortals. Has Bu Luo been deceiving himself? Are you interested in such external artifacts, Young Master?
Gu Ping understands that Ying Wuyi's words carry a hint of testing his abilities. The primary use of Crimson Pearl Grass is to refine potions that assist Nascent Soul Cultivators in breaking through barriers and impacting Transcendence. The only Sect capable of refining this in the World of Mortals is Cheng Dao Sect.
Moreover, there may also be a request for medicine hidden within his words. Although Yan Dong and Ying Wuyi are in the Golden Period, they have not yet reached the stage to challenge the barriers between immortals and mortals. However, that item won't spoil if kept for too long; acquiring it sooner rather than later would save them from having to beg others later on.
Yet, Ying Wuyi never expected Gu Ping to respond with such a trivial path, showing disdain for the matter. It was somewhat unexpected. While cultivators can refine some medicines, they cannot compare to those grand masters of the Dao. It is not uncommon for difficult matters to arise; even a single pill that could solidify a Transcendent Practitioner's foundation can lead many cultivators to fight over it. Who would dare underestimate the Dao? It turns out Gu Ping has become an outsider in this regard. Such a young man desires the heavenly path; Gu Ping's earlier stance is undeniable, but the latter leaves Ying Wuyi puzzled.
Bu Luo said, "If Young Master needs it, I am willing to buy that Crimson Pearl Grass and refine it for you. Please do not hesitate to observe from the sidelines."
"How could I let Gu Shidi spend money? This immortal herb is something I cannot deny. He bought Dong Lai as a gift for his junior brother; only two pieces are needed for refining."
He does not particularly need those external items; if Young Master likes them, he can take them all. Bu Luo hopes Young Master will promise him one thing.
"Oh, junior brother, please go ahead."
Ying Wuyi raised his cup with one hand while placing the other on his waist, leaning slightly forward as if eager to listen.
"Help me pull Leng from Moon River Sect; I wonder if Young Master Coco can manage this?"
Is this matter something I cannot accomplish?
Ying Wuyi found the situation somewhat perplexing. Standing behind him was the Great Master of the Transcendence Period, and beside him was a High Leg whose depth was hard to gauge. On his side, there was also Ying Hong, a High Leg at the Late Stage of Transformation. It was quite difficult to manage a Woman Who Hides Her Head and Exposes Her Tail and an old man named Liao Ji, who seemed to have a rather lofty opinion of himself.
Nevertheless, he wanted to see the caliber of the recent disciples from the Moon River Sect. After the battle in the Eastern Extreme Secret Realm, it appeared that the Ying Clan, which had suffered significant losses, was not merely fighting alone. Additionally, the unfortunate Tianzhu Temple had also been affected by Zhang Liuyuan's Betrayal at the Critical Moment. As a result, it was the Moon River Sect that bore the brunt of the losses among all sects. Following the Battle of Tiandong City, many began to reassess this Super Sect. Yan Dong Leng Gu Cun would not casually appear on Cheng Dao Sect's territory; he wondered what they were aiming to achieve.
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