Chapter 1846: Retribution for Murder

he previous ordinary iron sword. The same spiritual inscription was imbued on both the spiritual artifact and the iron sword, but the power difference was significant.A fiery serpent talisman and a st...Purple Jade Isle's great formation enveloped it, separating the inside from the outside. Therefore, even if Lu Ye wanted to use the Void Spirit Patterns to transport those storage rings, he couldn't.

Even if there wasn't a large formation to separate them, Bao Xue's split self wouldn't be able to activate the powers of the talent tree. Constructing a void spirit rune wouldn't be so easy either.

Directly responding is the best way.

Upon hearing this, Hu Guang merely smiled faintly: “Why not let someone bring the Lingyu in” Let me know if you have any other text you'd like me to translate!

It is clear that he is afraid that Lu Ye will take the opportunity to escape.

Lu Ye would certainly not agree. His bloodline avatar came to Zixuan Island without any worries, but his main body was reluctant to enter personally. If he did and someone sealed the formation behind him, he'd be trapped like a turtle in a jar. Therefore, he said, "Rest assured, fellow Daoist. Since I've come, I won't leave. After accepting the spirit jade, I will return."

Hu Guang still shook his head: "Not appropriate, not appropriate."

Lu Ye blinked and said, "If that's the case, why don't you go there yourself"

If Lu Ye could get Hu Guang to leave Zixuan and face him, then he would be able to subdue him. Even though Hu Guang was a late-stage Yue Yao cultivator, Lu Ye didn't really take him seriously.

When the time comes, if Zi Xuan has Wei Po on her side and she has Hu Guang in her hand, everyone will have chips in their hands, then things will be much easier.

Hu Guang gazed deeply into Lu Ye's eyes, smiling and nodding: "Good!"have to sacrifice lives, we must stop the Blood Race from building the summoning altar.As the three were talking, a strange change seemed to occur in the distant void.As people's hearts felt the weigh...