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Chapter 488: Chapter Three Hundred Eighty-Four: Please Die Immediately

The crowd’s attention had already focused on the conflict at the forefront of the queue. Regardless of perspective, Yue Daoyan seemed to embody the temperament of a heroic figure, while the five-meter-tall giant sitting cross-legged appeared more like a villain.

“So, your choice is freedom, is it not?” Tang Luo looked at Yue Daoyan’s face with interest, his expression filled with amusement.

Yue Daoyan stood tall and dignified with his hands behind his back, staring directly into the eyes of the giant without any sign of servility or arrogance. “Better to die than live without freedom,” he declared.

The aura of a peak mortal shedder burst forth, subtly connecting with the earth’s spiritual power. It seemed that he was on the verge of reaching the realm of unity of spirit and intent.

The more desperate the situation, the more potent the power of a role model, because people instinctively follow a strong leader when they feel weak and helpless.

In the face of critical choices, people often waver, but with a role model like Yue Daoyan who spoke such inspiring words, many found direction instantly.

Tang Luo didn’t particularly care about the choices of the people before him. Whether they chose to become his followers or to opt for a self-sufficient path to freedom, he was pleased either way.

However, he disliked Yue Daoyan’s attitude, and so he decided to raise the price of this man’s freedom, to show the others what attitude they should use when speaking to the master of Red Cloud Mountain.

of Yue family’s members off Red Cloud Mountain,” Tang Luo coldly stated. “After one day, any Yue family members

his eyes filled with rage as he challenged

property,” replied Tang

suddenly noisy crowd with a calm demeanor. “Apart from those associated with Yue Daoyan, those who choose freedom may stay here with my permission as the lord of Red Cloud Mountain. But, if I catch wind of any of you preying on commoners or

starving and couldn’t survive wouldn’t ask Tang Luo for freedom. Most of those who responded to Yue Daoyan’s call were well-dressed cultivators

Luo’s opinion, civilians who had not undergone cultivation were the real jewels—cultivators who had

the path to self-sufficient freedom, but since the Red Cloud Mountain had become his territory, he

Luo valued order more than goodness and

whims. The

worst-case scenario preliminarily and then set clear

initially thought they could follow Yue Daoyan’s lead and leave the mountain in a grand manner

the chaotic Red Cloud Mountain, the wicked were the most prosperous. The way to reduce one’s grain consumption was just getting their hands on

Mountain had changed after the setting of boundaries. Even those cultivators hidden among the refugees who were unhappy were obliged to abide by the will of the

were still allowed to stay in Red Cloud Mountain, which was far better than the imminent