Chapter 946: Bi Xue Sect's Lu Yi Ye, Returns!

e's cultivation level wasn't the highest among them, he was the most influential.Except for him, even if you replaced him with another powerful figure from his inner circle, it would be very difficult...In the Dark Moon Pass, Lin Yue was merely the small pass master, while Zhang Kun held the position of the main pass master. Though Zhang Kun's accusation lacked substantial reason, these two camps had been locked in a bitter struggle for years, with each side killing the other. However, if one were to delve into the root cause, it ultimately stemmed from Li Taibai.

A thought flashed through his mind, and he had made up his mind. He just needed to wait for the right moment before acting.

Two days later, You Lao checked Lu Ye's condition and said, "Little friend, your physique is strong, and the physical injuries have healed. However, the damage to your soul is something even I can't help with. In the future, little friend, you should focus on calming your mind and recuperating. Perhaps one day, you will recover."

That, of course, was just comforting words. Even Yu Lao himself didn't believe Li Taibai's injured soul could recover.

"Thank you, Old Yu." Lu Ye expressed his gratitude with a bow, watching as Old Yu walked away. It took him a long time before he finally looked away.

It's time to move on to the next plan!

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At the end of the day, he is Lu Yiye from the Haotian Alliance, not Li Taibai from the Wanmoling. He happened to come to the Dark Moon Forest Pass, but it's impossible for him to stay here forever.

He had already planned to look for an opportunity to leave, it's just that the timing wasn't right.

The breakthrough at Jinglan Lake Pass, and Liu Yuemei's actions, unexpectedly handed him an opportunity.you have more text you'd like translated!For the younger generation of cultivators, such observation is undoubtedly aLet me know if you have any other text you'd like translated!It's been a great lear...