Nightfall

A Vastness of Yellow Sand, a Game Round

For these two days, there were always two people who showed up one after another on the sea islands, down at the foothill of Tile Mountain, in the small towns, in the cities and amid the green curtains of tall crops. All in all, they showed up in many places around the world.

The former one was dressed in a cotton jacket and while the latter wore an indigo Taoist robe.

This was a fight far above the Five States, it was a chase between Limitless State cultivators.

Though both being of the Limitless State, they still held some difference within this realm.

Due to the fact that the Academy had already made some arrangements in advance, Eldest Brother had consequently strived for some time successfully while being in front of Verdant Canyon today. But he knew that the time which he had won would certainly be extremely transient. That was the exact reason why he had to get off in a hurry.

Right after the moment when Eldest Brother vanished, the Taoist in indigo then came to the front of the Verdant Canyon.

Numerous gazes from all over the wilderness fell on that Taoist in indigo.

This was the Abbey Dean of Zhishou Abbey, who had come to the public for the first time.

Kneeling towards the Taoist in indigo located far away, Ye Hongyu lowered her head with reverence.

Sounds of the friction between armors rustled and rattled like rippling wheat. Many people knelt down.

The disciples of the Academy in front of the Verdant Canyon neither knelt down nor professed worship.

Looking at this supreme powerhouse of Haotian Taoism silently, they wore pretty firm expressions on their faces, with their complexion being slightly white.

The Second Brother kept his eyes on the Taoist in indigo and walked out of the shelter, with the iron sword raised up in his hands.

Taoist in indigo cast him a glance, without revealing any expression at all on his face.

Then he turned around and looked towards the open field in the south. While looking at the divine carriage which was burning bright, he perceived the delicate and subtle change taking place amid the aura of heaven and earth with a furrowed brow. All of a sudden, his Taoist Heart seemed to become somewhat restless.

It was not due to the fact that the divine carriage had been destroyed nor the fact that the Great Divine Priest of Revelation had been severely wounded.

For a Zhishou Abbey that hid from the world and maintained an observer’s stance, it was only the belief of Haotian that genuinely mattered. It would never be counted as some big deal even if the West-Hill Divine Palace had been devastated.

What made the Taoist in indigo feel restless was the end of Eldest Brother’s next journey.

With the slight disturbance to his Taoist Heart, the Taoist in indigo knew that he must leave at once. It meant that the time gap which the Academy side had calculated was so clear that there was no time left for him to make his moves.

This was a goal which the Academy must achieve.

Upon making his appearance in front of the Verdant Canyon, Eldest Brother immediately turned the tide destroying the most important combat capability of the West-Hill Divine Palace.

If the Taoist in indigo would have had time to make his moves, how many other disciples of the Academy in front of Verdant Canyon could still survive?

The time gap was the final result which Eldest Brother and Fourth Brother had got after spending multiple nights’ time on calculations, which both of them had deemed as free of issues.