Chapter 1750 - 810: Lingri, Debut

Chapter 1750: Chapter 810: Lingri, Debut

Guangzi returned to the camp, pondering deeply, feeling that Sister’s matter could no longer be concealed.

So he picked up a pen, wrote a letter, and quietly left the camp under the cover of the dark night.

After walking three or four miles from the Jiu Provinces Main Camp, Guangzi sent out a signal, and soon a Hidden Guard arrived discreetly.

"Deliver this letter back to the Divine Realm and give it to my mother."

In Guangzi’s mind, his mother was always astute and clever; regarding Sister’s matter, he believed his mother would have her own opinions.

The shadow of the Hidden Guard vanished, transforming into a fleeting afterimage.

At this moment, Guangzi suddenly felt something was amiss.

He turned his head to look behind him.

Besides the cool moonlight scattered about, not a ghostly figure was to be seen around.

"Why have I become so paranoid."

Guangzi helplessly shook his head and walked towards the Jiu Provinces Main Camp.

Just as Guangzi turned to leave, someone emerged from a secluded grove nearby.

Xi Jiuye stood there like a phantom.

Xi Jiuye fixed his cold gaze on Guangzi’s departing figure.

This "woman" always gave him a sense of deja vu.

Tonight, the matter of Ye Lingyue’s "pregnancy" had Xi Jiuye feeling restless.

Both pregnancies affected him differently: Hong Mingyue’s and Ye Lingyue’s pregnancies.

He involuntarily walked to Ye Lingyue’s camp.

Thinking of that woman having another man’s child, Xi Jiuye’s heart felt like it was burning, making him feel a painful ache.

He desperately wanted to rush in, tear off Ye Lingyue’s disguise, and question whether she was really Ye Lingyue.

But at that moment, Di Shen walked over.

Di Shen, oblivious to Xi Jiuye, went straight into Ye Lingyue’s camp; shortly after, the lights in the camp went out.

Xi Jiuye grunted, almost crushing his own fist, forcing himself not to rush in.

It was then Xi Jiuye saw Guangzi.

Under the dark and windy night, Guangzi suspiciously left the Jiu Provinces Main Camp.

Something about Guangzi always seemed off to Xi Jiuye.

He didn’t think much but followed up.

To his surprise, he witnessed Guangzi secretly delivering a letter.

Xi Jiuye pondered slightly, his form becoming a fleeting afterimage.

In an instant, Xi Jiuye caught up with the letter-delivering Hidden Guard.

The Hidden Guard sensed someone tracking him, alarm bells ringing in his mind, trying several times to shake off the pursuit.

However, Xi Jiuye’s cultivation was far superior, and ultimately, he caught up.

"A person from the Divine Realm?"

Xi Jiuye noticed the Divine Power pulsating from the Hidden Guard.

The Hidden Guard gritted his teeth; in the Divine Realm, the Northern Territory Divine Sovereign Xi Jiuye was renowned, and being discovered meant inescapable fate today.

"Hand over the letter, and I’ll spare your life."

Xi Jiuye’s cold gaze landed on the Hidden Guard.

The Hidden Guard’s eyelids twitched, stepping forward as if to compromise.

But just as Xi Jiuye thought he would hand over the letter, unexpectedly, the Hidden Guard abruptly retreated dozens of steps.

From his body, fierce flames erupted, his form instantly turning into a mass of charcoal amid the flames.

"Outrageous!"

Xi Jiuye was furious; he ignored the raging fire, gathering blue Divine Power in his palm, protecting it as he struck out, shattering the Hidden Guard’s corpse.

In the fire, a letter was already halfway burned.

Xi Jiuye retrieved the letter by hand.

Unfortunately, the letter had become unrecognizable, only a corner remaining, its writing entirely unreadable.

It turned out, the Hidden Guard knew there was no escape once encountering Xi Jiuye.

He feared nothing more than falling into Xi Jiuye’s hands and suffering torture, unintentionally revealing Ye Lingguang’s identity.

He pretended to surrender, but in reality, shattered his Dantian, turning his Divine Power into a fire, refusing to hand over the letter even in death.

"What is that woman’s history to have such loyal Hidden Guards."

Xi Jiuye furrowed his sword-like brows, glaring at the letter’s torn corner.

Opponents avoided direct confrontation, resorting to ****, apparently fearing Xi Jiuye discovering their identity.

"Hm?"

Xi Jiuye examined the paper, noting its distinct quality and on its corner, special ornate patterns in the text.

This wasn’t ordinary Ancient Nine Provinces stationery; it seemed custom-made.

Many Divine Sovereigns and Main Gods in the Divine Realm harbored eccentricities.

They preferred custom items for personal correspondence.

His mind shifted; a Divine General of the Northern Territory Thirteen Riders appeared.

"Investigate this paper, see who custom-ordered it."

The Divine General received the order and quickly vanished.

Unbeknownst to Xi Jiuye, at the same time the Hidden Guard ****, far away on the Divine Domain Battlefield.

In a golden tent, a young man was strategizing and arranging military plans when suddenly he furrowed his brow.

Though young in age, he clad in golden War Armor, with short hair, his handsome face retaining a regal charm.

Standing among dozens of Divine Generals, who could rival fathers or even grandfathers in age, he was like stars surrounding the moon, everyone looking up to him.

The young man’s striking fox-like eyes emitted a cold, ink-like light.

"Tomorrow’s attack plan is roughly set, dismiss."

"As you command, Lord Lingri."

The Divine Generals exited in procession, Ye Lingri’s expression slightly grim.

"Ye Lingguang, that brat, what’s he scheming!"

Ye Lingri and Ye Lingguang were twin brothers; although they looked almost identical, their personalities were vastly different.

Ye Lingguang was a mischief-maker from a young age, yet that brat was sweet-talking, smiling like a smiling Buddha daily, likable by all.

Ye Lingri was taciturn with a stern face, often losing favor with parents and Sister.

In Ye Lingri’s mind, Ye Lingguang was a wolf in sheep’s clothing, compared to him, the newly risen mighty warrior of the Divine Realm, a sheep in wolf’s clothing!

Once, a Divine Sovereign’s young daughter confessed her love; the brat rejected her, and her brother retaliated, mistakenly targeting Ye Lingri, who beat him severely.

Who knew, soon after, rumors spread across the Divine Realm that the son of the Eight Desolate Divine Sovereign, Ye Lingri, was a troublemaker from young, flirting with a Divine Sovereign’s daughter.

As a result, returning home, Ye Lingri gave Ye Lingguang a beating.

Subsequently, he was beaten by Ye Beiming.

In similar incidents, Ye Lingri often bore the blame for Ye Lingguang.

Even after being separated from Ye Lingguang, Ye Lingri still worried about what nonsense that brat might stir up.

To prevent foolishness, even while Ye Lingguang wasn’t paying attention, he placed several Hidden Guards beside him to curb any potential trouble.

Ye Lingguang had been peaceful for centuries in Futu Heaven, and Ye Lingri thought he finally reformed, yet unexpectedly, he began acting up again!