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Chapter 574: Chapter Five Hundred and Seventy: Ambush

Having his intentions laid bare by a casual remark, Xiao Baihe’s face turned ashen, his gaze falling upon Xiao Qi.

In this gathering, he alone had the right to speak on behalf of the Xiao Family.

Not only Xiao Baihe, but every Martial Ancestor of the Xiao Family looked at Xiao Qi with eager anticipation in their eyes. While Xiao Qi could see their expectations, he was incapable of making the decision they desired, so he forced out three words through his clenched teeth: “Please leave.”

His meaning was clear, though he managed to contain the situation without escalating it further.

Tang Siyuan was quite satisfied with this turn of events, observing Xiao Baihe’s complexion and chuckling: “Brother Baihe, Young Patriarch Xiao, the competition is over. I will take my leave.”

No matter how triumphant they once were, all great figures would eventually fade into obscurity, as the era they belonged to had passed. The younger generation would always surpass their forefathers.

Observing how Tang Luo managed to reduce Xiao Baihe, his old rival, to a state of indecision with just a few words, Tang Siyuan was in high spirits.

It was obvious that once Xiao Baihe returned to his clan, Xiao Jinlin would discuss the matter of an alliance between the two clans with him. Although the demise of Xiao Ziyu was regrettable, the Tang Clan was prepared for compensation.

From the confidence that came with having access to the treasure trove of the Minor Spirit Realm, Tang Siyuan knew that the compensation offered by the Tang Clan would make the Xiao family forget the death of Xiao Ziyu.

With Xiao Qi’s final decision, it was now clear that the challenge would not go ahead. Xiao Baihe responded to Tang Siyuan’s departure with a cold huff, too disdainful to offer a response.

of Red Cloud Mountain, Xiao Baihe’s anger and resentment finally broke loose. Turning around, he glared at Xiao Qi and angrily asked, “Why didn’t you declare war on the Tang Clan? Do you believe in your

tried to calm his furious master: “Please don’t get angry, master. Let’s return to the clan. There are many

seem that Xiao Qi’s position as young patriarch was more important than that of a washed-up old man, but Xiao Qi knew this was just a show of respect from his grandmaster. The disapproving looks from the clansmen showed their discontent with his decision to

legs for thinking he could be neutral just because he was the best in Xiling,” Xiao

his grandmaster, bearing all his resentment and anger, while quietly laughing bitterly in

who dared to call the Xiao family’s patriarch ‘Xiao Jinlin’ was the old man standing in front of Xiao Qi with his white hair and youthful face. Xiao Qi also knew how important this former patriarch was to his father;

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Clan procession, led by Great Elder Tang Siyuan and Sixth Elder Tang Gaomin,

that the Xiao Family was a vital force for the Tang Clan. Without their support, it would be extremely difficult for Clan Head Tang

who had made significant contributions to the clan, would

between prodigies and couldn’t understand why it was necessary

been done, there was no point in looking for reasons. All they could do was look for a

leaving Red Cloud Mountain behind them. Suddenly, a clear and resonant call of a luan bird sounded overhead, signaling the arrival of the Mi Clan’s royal

their positions, with fingers ready to

the Mi Clan, but on closer

curtain of the luan carriage was drawn aside, revealing the Sect Head Mi Hai standing on top of the carriage and laughing at the Tang Clan: “Great Elder, you seem to

without warning, Tang Luo let out a miserable scream and fell

sent chills down the spines of all of the Tang Clan’s Martial Ancestors. They released their Combined Attack Technique, aiming it at the luan carriage. However, before the technique could fully form, the spiritual energy in the environment surged chaotically, making

Siyuan shouted, taking the lead and

clear that Mi Hai appearing here was for the sole purpose of ambushing Tang Luo. His carriage was simply

to conclude that there must be a skilled curse master inside the luan carriage. This kind of curse, performed without any sign of magic, most likely inflicted damage on both the