Shen Guzhan was as direct as can be. Everyone started staring at Li Qiye but no one made a move.

Some big shots agreed because Jade-zenith Progenitor would never be wrong.

If this Fiercest was the same

monster

prophesied, he would definitely become a calamity later on.

In fact, some were willing to preemptively take him down first, breaking the egg before it hatches. They would rather kill ten thousand innocent than to miss one criminal.

Nevertheless, they wouldnt dare to act recklessly. First, Li Qiye might be more powerful than them.

Secondly, they saw how much the goddess liked him. Causing trouble now was the same as antagonizing her and Five Element Mountain. Anyone with a hint of intelligence wouldnt dare to do so.

Come then. Li Qiye smiled, not giving a damn about Shen Guzhan.

This naturally exasperated the youth, leaving him with an ugly expression. He wasnt used to being treated in this manner due to his power and background.

Senior Brother Dajue, I have a completely different interpretation. A pleasant voice came from a girl moving into the spotlight.

She wore a green dress with a veil shrouding her face. Her eyes were bright enough to illuminate the night sky.

Her name was Xu Xiaojin and once said that she was connected by fate with Li Qiye back in Immortal Demon.

Miss Xu of Heaven Calculating Pavilion. Tai Yinxi cupped his fist and greeted her.

The pavilion?! Some were surprised to hear this. A few stood up in order to take a better look at her.

So a disciple from the pavilion is out too in this generation. Some emperors and Everlastings quietly discussed among themselves.

The pavilion had great influence in Immortal Lineage, revered by many.

Jade-zenith Dao System had plenty of individual sects and kingdoms - for example, Heaven Calculating Kingdom.

The kingdom was created by a disciple of Jade-zenith,, meaning that it was also one of her legacies. However, the ultimate branch still belonged to the pavilion. The reason was very simple - Jade-zenith herself was staying here.

Its location remained unknown. No one could enter without being invi