Global Abyss: My Skills Can Enhance Infinitely

"Master!"

"Elder Martial Uncle!"

"Ancestral Martial Uncle..."

"..."

All seven members of the Quanzhen Sect – including Zhao Zhijing and Yin Zhiping – were sprayed with blood and sent flying backward, a scene too horrifying for onlookers.

They had been unable to discern the cause of Hao Datong’s fall, deeming it a possible sneak attack with some spatial separation technique.

But now, with the Celestial Pole Big Dipper Formation’s combined ultimate strike reflecting off Tao Yu’s Vajra Indestructibility Divine Skill, they truly felt their entire worldview was being upturned, as if the sky was collapsing.

In truth, there were still many disciples of the Quanzhen Sect present who had witnessed the anticipated Celestial Pole Big Dipper Formation unleash its peak collaborative strike.

They had thought this would resolve everything, but upon seeing their senior martial brothers and elders cast aside, they were each left with a blank look, releasing their grip on their long swords.

Clang, clang, clang – swords scattered across the ground.

Those of stronger will hurried to attend to the ones thrown backward, only to discover in horror that the two weakest among them, Yin Zhiping and Zhao Zhijing, had already died from severe hemorrhaging through the seven orifices.

Their bodies were limp, as if crushed by sheer brute force, the cause of this power unknown!

Moreover, Qiu Chuji, the strongest among them, suffered the gravest of wounds, his meridians severed and inner strength raging out of control, aging considerably in an instant.

The others, like Ma Yu and Wang Chuyi, could barely rise to their feet and were sitting cross-legged, trying to suppress their injuries.

Ma Yu, as the leader of the Quanzhen Sect, looking at the tragic state of his junior brothers and sisters, as well as the corpses of Yin Zhiping and Zhao Zhijing, showed a hint of sorrow on his face.

"Unlimited Heaven’s Honors, we have lost. Your divine skill is unparalleled, even our master reborn could not match your edge..."

Tao Yu paid no mind, merely glancing at the corpses of Zhao Zhijing and Yin Zhiping, and said,

"Two are dead. You won’t hold a grudge against me, will you?"

Tao Yu’s ill-intentioned gaze turned to those sitting cross-legged on the ground, while the surrounding Quanzhen disciples trembled, none daring to respond to Tao Yu’s words.

This is simply not human!

At that moment, Hao Datong, who had finally managed to catch his breath and unblock his acupoints, spoke in a hoarse voice,

"It was their destiny to face such a disaster; they merely met their fate through this layman. It has nothing to do with you; it is all preordained by heaven, cough, cough..." Explore more stories at empire

Tao Yu glanced at Hao Datong, feeling he had heard this reasoning somewhere before; it seemed like the excuse he made in the original story after killing Granny Sun. Now hearing it from the opposite perspective, it didn’t sound too bad.

In Tao Yu’s eyes, the number of people with high martial arts mastery in this world was limited, and these few from the Quanzhen Sect could barely be considered.

Qiu Chuji was impetuous and ruined, but actually, using the rest as tools was still beneficial.

With their explanations of Taoist scriptures and techniques, having them initiate the process would naturally be more advantageous.

Originally, Tao Yu was ready to discuss things peacefully so the situation wouldn’t have to become so bloody.

It just so happened to coincide with Yang Guo’s matter, so he handled it alongside.

Meanwhile, Yang Guo and Granny Sun finally understood what Cheng Lixue meant by "playing."

Standing still while letting them attack, only to be repelled through the air, witnessing death and injury – it was too astounding.

Now, hearing the once fierce Hao Datong speak such words added to the sense of reversal, making them feel as if they were in a dream.

Particularly Yang Guo, experiencing such a shock for the first time, planted a seed in his heart. n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

As long as you are strong enough, everything you do seems right!

Even enemies find excuses for you, giving you a way out!

"Oh, so it is fate then, there’s no problem with that, but I wonder if the rest have such a destiny awaiting them."

Tao Yu said with a smile that wasn’t quite a smile, causing everyone present to stiffen their expressions.

He couldn’t be bothered with these inconsequential people, though, and turned to Yang Guo to ask,

"Guo’er, what are you thinking now? Your master was accidentally killed by me, do you still want to learn martial arts in Zhongnan Mountain?"

"I don’t want to, I want to learn with big brother, I don’t even know your name yet."

Yang Guo said somewhat awkwardly.

"Haha, you should call me Uncle, Uncle Tao Yu, Yu as in jade."

Seeing Yang Guo, this little rascal, reminded Tao Yu of Tao Shi, that naughty devil. He reached out and ruffled his hair completely, making Yang Guo only able to laugh dryly.

"I have a lot of things to do, so I definitely can’t teach you full time, but it’s no problem to pass on some martial arts skills along the way. I need to make a trip to Kunlun, and it’s quite a long journey."

Tao Yu was originally going to teach Cheng Lixue the Nine Yin True Scripture, herding one sheep was the same as herding two, so it wouldn’t really add any trouble.

Given the Titans’ current mobility, a round trip to Kunlun should just about be within the timeframe, and along the way, he could also hunt down some Titans in that direction.

"Then I’ll follow you!"

Yang Guo certainly didn’t want to stay at the Quanzhen Sect any longer.

Tao Yu didn’t mind either, but turned his head to look at the completely dispirited faces of the Quanzhen Sect and casually said,

"In the future, I plan to open a dojo, and I’d ask for the venerable Taoist priests’ guidance..."

Taking advantage of the impression he had made, Tao Yu revealed his future plans.

If Tao Yu had been from the grasslands, that might have provoked resistance from Quanzhen, who, even in a life-and-death crisis, would not want to lose face.

But Tao Yu’s martial arts were unmatched, and what he said didn’t poke at their backbone, so there was still some room for maneuver.

Although Ma Yu didn’t agree immediately, he also sighed and tacitly accepted the situation.

Even if they didn’t teach, there were still some third-generation disciples; since they couldn’t stop it, they might as well join in.

Otherwise, it was likely that everyone’s "destiny was fated to face this calamity"...

Just then, a delicate and pleasant voice came through the woods,

"Grandma Sun, there’s been a lot of shouting and fighting here, what’s going on…"

Following that, a figure as pure as driven snow flitted lightly through the trees and arrived.

The girl was dressed in a thin white robe, as if amidst clouds and mist, appearing to be about sixteen or seventeen, with beautiful features that were out of this world. Her skin was pale, lacking color but utterly stunning.

Without a doubt, it had to be the Dragon Maiden.

Even though Tao Yu had been inured by the affluence of the little rich girl, maintaining strong resistance, aside from the unexpected incident with Cheng Lixue, he had been very stead till now.

But upon seeing this girl, Tao Yu still felt a touch of amazement.

In terms of allure and beauty, she was slightly less than the little rich girl, but there was an ethereal and transcendent purity about her that was an entirely different style of charisma.

When Tao Yu was with the little rich girl, every move she made almost caused him to lose control, but the girl before him was easily appreciated like a painting, and he couldn’t help but feel admiration from the bottom of his heart.

Her proportionate and graceful figure, with a curvature of about a C cup, matched her aura perfectly.

In contrast, Cheng Lixue, with her more amply endowed D+ size, had a completely different style. All things considered, the Dragon Maiden was indeed beyond both Cheng Lixue and Huang Rong.

"So beautiful."

Cheng Lixue was also a bit dazed at this time, and after secretly glancing at Tao Yu, she resumed her pose as the heroine, acting as if the other’s opinion had nothing to do with her, for they were merely passing travelers on the rivers and lakes...