1950 Zhao Dier’s Plan 1
Li Mu was astonished. He realized that Gu Chaoyan was capable of using Sword Kinesis Flight without relying on the Flying Pill, indicating that she had reached at least the Great Warrior level. In his entire life, he had encountered only three individuals who achieved such a feat without years of cultivation. Lady Chaoyan was the only one who managed to attain it within a short period!
How could he not be taken aback? How could he not be amazed?
Observing Li Mu’s reaction, Gu Chaoyan remained composed. The training had progressed smoothly, devoid of any unexpected twists. It perfectly aligned with Huang Fu’s expectations, leaving Gu Chaoyan uncertain about what he was experiencing at the moment. However, she felt that everything was just right, or perhaps, just a little better than expected.
Because, truth be told…
She hadn’t possessed complete confidence in achieving this.
As she handed the pill to Li Mu, Gu Chaoyan spoke, “Yes, I’ve made a breakthrough. I’m unsure of my current level, but I can perform Sword Kinesis Flight. I’m 90% confident for the upcoming competition.”
Gu Chaoyan felt a surge of assurance as she declared her 90% confidence.
Securing the Golden Rolls was her ultimate goal.
Upon hearing her words, Li Mu felt a sense of relief. Simultaneously, he set aside his astonishment and followed Gu Chaoyan as they returned from the mountain, utilizing Sword Kinesis Flight.
Both of them exuded unwavering confidence.
However…
At the Wuji Sect.
Mu Weiran was not as confident as Gu Chaoyan.
Mu Weiran’s assigned men had lost track of Gu Chaoyan as soon as they caught up with her. Gu Chaoyan’s utilization of Sword Kinesis Flight made it impossible for them to catch up. Seeking information from Zhao Dier, Mu Weiran discovered that Gu Chaoyan was using the self-refined Flying Pill, further fueling her anger.
In contrast, Mu Weiran had been relying on the Spirit Stones in her possession to support her training. However, it was evident that her Spirit Stones were not as effective as the one in Gu Chaoyan’s possession. If she had that particular spirit stone, she would have experienced significant breakthroughs instead of the slight improvements she had achieved thus far.
This lack of progress left Mu Weiran with wavering confidence in securing the Golden Rolls.
The more she dwelled on these thoughts, the more frustrated she became. Her expression had turned extremely sour over the past couple of days, and she had even ceased her cultivation efforts.
Now, with the competition looming closer, Mu Weiran was growing increasingly exasperated. To make matters worse, Zhao Dier persistently whispered in her ear, intensifying her frustration.
If it wasn’t for the temper that she had cultivated over the years, Mu Weiran wouldn’t have the patience she had now.
A short while later…
Mu Weiran was called over by Mu Yan.
She suppressed the hostility on her face and approached Mu Yan. Zhao Dier, upon learning that he was the leader of Wuji Sect, promptly trailed behind her.
In addition to her primary goal of obtaining the Golden Rolls, Zhao Dier had other objectives during this journey. If acquiring the Golden Rolls proved unattainable, she needed to establish a favorable relationship with the Wuji Sect. Piaomiao Pavilion relied on maintaining a close partnership with the Wuji Sect, and if Zhao Dier failed to secure the Golden Rolls, the Wuji Sect could serve as their lifeline.
Skillful in handling such matters, Zhao Dier was not one to let go of such an opportunity. She recognized the power and influence of the Wuji Sect, which was in stark contrast to Gu Chaoyan’s attitude.
Mu Weiran allowed Zhao Dier to proceed and join her in visiting the leader’s pavilion.
Mu Weiran respectfully bowed to Mu Yan. “Father.”
“Greetings, Sect Master of Wuji Sect.” Zhao Dier bowed obsequiously.
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