Chapter 1119 - 1110: Surpassing the Nine Great Dao

Chapter 1119: Chapter 1110: Surpassing the Nine Great Dao

“You’re overthinking it. The Chaos Daoist Lord and Hongmeng Daoist Lord are entities at the pinnacle of the Saint Realm. The Reincarnation of the Heavenly Dao can’t restrain them.”

Gu An shook his head and said, a smile appearing on his face, as if Jiang Qiong was telling a joke.

“Really?”

Jiang Qiong asked, full of doubt. She felt that Gu An wouldn’t keep idlers by his side.

“Naturally. Why don’t you tell me about your Gathering Flower Sect? What plans do you have? Do you need Immortal Fate? I have a few positions under me for horse caretakers.” Gu An shifted the topic and asked.

Upon mentioning serious matters, Jiang Qiong became attentive immediately. Though she didn’t have many extravagant hopes, she couldn’t resist her disciples’ flattering pleas, hoping the Gathering Flower Sect could produce Immortal Gods.

The Gathering Flower Sect had developed to a bottleneck. To rise further, it needed Immortal Family foundations.

Jiang Qiong asked, “Really under your command? Then that’s fine; we wouldn’t mind caretaking horses or even cleaning the grounds.”

“What are you talking about? Does the Immortal Land still need grounds cleaned?”

“Anyway, I trust you. Are you now residing in the Heavenly Realm all year round?”

“Not really, I occasionally go, but in terms of the Heavenly Realm’s time, it indeed feels like I often reside there.”

The two chatted casually. This time, visiting Jiang Qiong was just a passing visit. Gu An was preparing to head to the new world of the Heavenly Dao for a look around.

Since the Celestial Emperor became a Saint, the Heavenly Dao had been evolving new worlds, and with the end of the Saint war, the Celestial Dao Destiny soared once again. Numerous new creations appeared in the new worlds, with some even having potential not inferior to Central Heaven.

For Gu An, going to the new worlds was merely to watch the excitement. He didn’t plan to do anything, but if he encountered a being that caught his eye, he wouldn’t mind bestowing a fortune.

After staying at the Gathering Flower Sect for two days, Gu An and his party soared through the clouds to depart.

Gu An still rode a black horse, and the Hongqian Ancestor led the horse. Even though he had become a Saint, he still chose to continue cultivating under Gu An.

The Great Profound Yin Dominator carried a carrying pole at the rear, as two children chased and played beside him. They looked to be just over ten, their small faces delicate, even giving an impression where one couldn’t tell their gender at a glance.

The Hongqian Ancestor walked at the forefront, speaking of a Heavenly Dao phenomena he observed yesterday, mentioning that another peerless talent had been born—with a talent no inferior to the Nine Great Dao.

“Master, doesn’t this mean the Nine Great Dao no longer represents the Hongmeng Will?” the Hongqian Ancestor asked, his tone full of curiosity.

Since becoming a Saint, he had understood the relationship between Chaos and Hongmeng. Concerning the Taoist Master’s calculations, he first felt shocked, then came to a realization.

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When blocked by a bottleneck for a long time, one becomes anxious and might even resort to any means.

He had also thought of employing the Nine Great Dao to achieve his Saint Realm.

The fact that he could be where he was today wasn’t due to making the right choice—he just happened to meet Gu An.

Thinking of this, he couldn’t help but glance around. Gu An, sitting on horseback, seemed calm and composed, but he felt that Gu An was so different.

Could the greatest fortune in Chaos be meeting Gu An?

He had a premonition that Gu An would not only change Chaos but also alter other Dao Universes, setting the order for Saints and forging more possibilities for Dao Universes.

“Indeed not. During that catastrophe, the Taoist Master had already severed your cause and effect. From now on, you are all independent entities,” Gu An replied.

The Hongqian Ancestor laughed, “I don’t think it was the Taoist Master’s doing; didn’t you save us, right?”

Gu An didn’t reply, his gaze directed forward.

A child in blue clothes asked, “Who is the Taoist Master? Is he very powerful?”

Another child in white clothes also looked at the Hongqian Ancestor, eyes filled with curiosity.

The child in blue was named Qing Feng, and the child in white was named Ming Yue. Both were born naturally and saw Gu An as soon as they opened their eyes, and have been following him ever since for decades.

To this day, they still weren’t clear of Gu An’s identity—only knowing that wherever they went, there were always people who grandly welcomed Gu An, which greatly admired them.

The Hongqian Ancestor chuckled heartily, “Extremely powerful. Across the Heavenly Dao, aside from our master, no one is his match.”

“Where is he now, and what is he doing?” Ming Yue followed up, asking.

“He made mistakes and was punished. Naturally, he is at a place we don’t know, repenting.”

“Was he punished by the master?”

“Silly talk, that’s why while you play and make noise, some rules must be remembered by heart. Otherwise, if you fall into an irreparable calamity, crying won’t save you.”

The Hongqian Ancestor purposely tried to scare them, having no choice since Qing Feng and Ming Yue possessed talents much stronger than the Nine Great Dao, causing him to suspect himself at one point.

After hearing this, Qing Feng and Ming Yue nodded, half-understanding. Though they had lived for decades, their minds were still immature, mainly because they hadn’t experienced the world, and their growth cycle differed from a Mortal Spirit’s.

At that moment, a rainbow light appeared ahead, sweeping over them. Immediately, the celestial vault ahead changed color. They suddenly found themselves beneath a twilight sky, a sea breeze passing through the cloud sea, rushing towards them.

Gu An’s black hair was tousled by the wind. A smile appeared on his face as he said, “We’ve arrived, this new world destined to stir up storms in the Heavenly Dao.”

Upon hearing this, the others turned their gaze forward. The cloud sea was no longer dense, and they could already see the vast, turbulent ocean.

…

Waves crashed against the cliffs as Zhang Buku stood on the precipice in a long white robe, with Black Flame hovering over his forehead, like a long veil fluttering, giving him an ethereal appearance.

Xu You approached from behind, frowned, and asked, “Have you really decided?”

His gaze towards Zhang Buku was filled with concern.

Zhang Buku turned his head slightly, glancing with the corner of his eye, and said, “Why ask again? I will return alive, don’t worry. What you should concern yourself with is whether you can live until that day.”

A hundred years ago, the Saint catastrophe nearly led to the collapse of the Evil Court. Zhang Buku was also bewitched by the Saint’s power. However, when the Saints suddenly disappeared, Zhang Buku shook off the bewitchment, and the Evil Court thus reversed its fate, with everything developing positively. Yet, six months ago, Zhang Buku was determined to leave the Heavenly Dao, confounding and unsettling Xu You.

Zhang Buku claimed that after the Saints disappeared, they left him some memories. He wanted to seek the opportunity to become a Saint and entrusted the Evil Court to him.

“I’m just afraid it’s the Saints’ machination,” Xu You said solemnly. This time, he didn’t plan to indulge Zhang Buku in his recklessness again, as he was truly exhausted.

Zhang Buku laughed, “Even if it is, so what? My aspirations aren’t vast now.”

“Don’t you have a Master Gu? I feel he’s quite strong, perhaps even a Saint. Why don’t you seek him?” Xu You advised.

Zhang Buku gazed into the distance, smiling, “I can’t trouble him all the time, can I?”

Yet this time, he could repay Master Gu.

Recalling that night several years ago, when Master Gu entered his dreams and talked things over, he felt a rush of excitement, eager to leave the Heavenly Dao to perform a grand creation.

When he returns, he would surely shine brightly!

Zhang Buku already set aside past sufferings and was no longer infatuated with familial bonds. Now, he wanted to live for himself. He wanted to live splendidly. He aimed to make his name known throughout Chaos as a disciple of Wushi!

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