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The next day after Gu Ping and his companions arrived at the residence of the Light Path Classic hidden within Cangqing Mountain, Liu Liang paid a visit to explain the reason for Gu Ping's personal invitation.
As Gu Ping had suspected, there were currently two Mahayana Practitioners and four Transcendence monks at the Light Path Classic facing a significant dilemma: whether to take advantage of the chaos caused by Tian Dong Da to re-emerge or to wait for the situation to stabilize, abandoning the Dao Tradition and becoming irrelevant like an academy in the Holy Land.
Much of this decision hinged on Gu Ping's attitude, or rather, his choice.
Because The Book of Radiant Path was with Gu Ping, if he acknowledged himself as the heir of the Light Path Classic, then the Light Path Classic could participate in the struggle for dominance. However, if Gu Ping denied being the heir, even if the Light Path Classic wished to join the fray, it would find itself powerless, potentially leading to complete annihilation.
Gu Ping understood that since the day he became a disciple of Yin Tianheng, he could no longer consider himself a Radiant Daoist; instead, he was walking a path uniquely his own in cultivation.
He was well aware that the Light Path Classic would not easily give up such a great opportunity to re-emerge.
With various Daoist Sects battling each other and Dao Zun wary of one another, it was unlikely that there would be an Immortal Eastern Realm in the World of Mortals. Given how things stood in Tian Dong, the Light Path Classic had not yet reached a point of desperation.
The flames of Bu Luo and Yan Dong's cultivation had not yet singed Dao Zun's eyebrows. Once the Light Path Classic made its move, no one could predict how each Daoist Sect would react.
Especially since Worldly Affairs had maintained a good relationship with the Light Path Classic. After their battle with the academy, they had completely distanced themselves from Tian Dong. The decision made by that Worldly Sage was also a way to protect oneself before chaos descended.
"I can take some time to visit the library and learn more about Yi Dong and the history of the Light Path Classic. If one day it truly falls, I would have a personal understanding of its rise and fall," Gu Ping thought.
After Liu Liang finished speaking, he drained his cup of tea and stood up to take his leave.
Having just seen Liu Liang off, on the other side, Xiazhi brought Time's Ember to the Crimson Mist Whisper in the courtyard. The Time Sand there had become even thicker with the twelve inscriptions, indicating it had likely grown.
Ancestor must have been mistaken when I said that; he no longer offered any explanations.
Hmm, Bu Luo Gu Ping showed a helpless expression; I should already know the answer.
I understood that in that world, nothing could be taken or put down easily. Some feelings, once shouldered, were destined to lead back to the beginning—whether to succeed or fail, there was no notion of giving up.
When Liu Liang and Ancestor left, they urged him to learn more about Yi Dong and the Light Path Classic's history. I felt he wanted to say something.
I would find out soon enough; perhaps it was about the Light Path Classic.
Xiazhi stared at the misty pine needles above. Those trees, which should have grown on the edge of a cliff, had been planted in the courtyard and had changed their appearance.
Just like Ru Ming and the Light Path Classic, having detached from the soil they had always clung to, they had transformed.
Gu Ping thought as he followed Xiazhi into the library, feeling at ease while browsing through books related to the history of the Light Path Classic. He remembered well that during a time when he was exposed to a vast number of books at the academy, he never imagined he would become someone who would dominate the fates of many.
At the foot of Kunlun Mountain, a Moose swiftly dashed past Chongming Guang, who was lost in thought before snapping back to reality.
I wondered which of the two was stronger?
He hadn’t fought with either of them, nor had I fought with him, so it was hard to make a judgment.
Absorbing the spiritual energy of Heaven and Earth, the Night Emperor spoke truthfully. He knew that he would most likely not be able to defeat those two, at least not without risking his own downfall against a Fusion stage cultivator.
Gu Ping had done it more than once, even managing to slay some weaker Combined Cultivators.
They could have their match first, and then face him later.
Watching Chongming Guang's somewhat arrogant demeanor, the Night Emperor nodded slowly. He was also curious to know who among Ru Ming's generation was truly the strongest.
Before Gu Ping achieved Transcendence, Zhu Xian Mountain and Ye You might have been strong contenders, but after Gu Ping's breakthrough, the strongest trio became four. Bu Luo found that Chongming Guang had little reputation left; the other three had already established their dominance in the Northern Border Army.
Chongming Guang threw a punch, generating a powerful wind and a brilliant light that forced the Night Emperor, who sought refuge in the shadows, to realize that his shadow escape technique was ineffective against Chongming Guang's strike. He had no choice but to brace himself for the blow.
At that moment, the Night Emperor drew out the Nightlight Dagger he had obtained from the Nine Nether Cultivator. This top-tier artifact replaced his previous weapon, elevating the quality of his arsenal significantly.
Dong Yishi thought Chongming Guang would evade the Night Emperor's attack and was prepared for a counterattack. However, he was taken aback when Chongming Guang chose to meet the Nightlight Dagger head-on with his fist, sending himself flying with a single punch.
Refining his body?
The Night Emperor was astonished. Taking advantage of the distance from Chongming Guang, he slipped into the shadows, searching for an opportunity to strike while trying to divert Chongming Guang's attention in hopes of creating an opening.
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