Because the beacon towers needed to be rebuilt, the Guang Ye Camp would stay here for a longer period of time. This allowed the Protectorate and Xuanfu to take care of many things.
"Head Xuan, these are the applications submitted by the disciples who wish to return to the mainland. I have already screened them."
Zhang Yu took a list of names from Xiang Chun. There were about three hundred names on it, including people from the Protectorate and the Protectorate. Fifty of them were circled.
However, as the protector of the Protectorate, Xuanfu could not allow so many people to leave at once. They could only go in batches, and the intervals between batches could not be too short.
Xiang Chun's conditions were that some of the older people who did not have much potential in cultivation could be the first batch to leave. There were no requirements, because Xuanfu did not expect them to return.
As for the younger disciples, they were allowed to go to the mainland to broaden their horizons, but they had to return within two years. This was written in the list. If they did not abide by it, Xuanfu would not accept them again, unless they betrayed the Protectorate.
After Zhang Yu read it, he did not make any changes. Xiang Chun was more familiar with the situation in Xuanfu than he was, so after skimming through it, he picked up his brush and marked it accurately.
Xiang Chun put away the list and said, "Head Xuan, there is a letter from the Protectorate. That person wants to see you."
Zhang Yu knew who he was talking about and said, "Sure, tell her that I will wait for her here."
Xiang Chun cupped his hands and left.
Zhang Yu, on the other hand, took a letter from the side and flipped through it. This letter was handed over by Fan Lan. Inside, it asked for a few experienced Mystics to be sent to the local Profound Palace to study, so as to make up for the lessons that they had missed out on in the past sixty years.
He agreed with this view and was already preparing for it.
Sixty years had passed, and the techniques within the Profound Palace had definitely undergone considerable changes. This was because the seals were originally something that had been summarized and developed by people; it was the accumulation of the experiences of generations of predecessors.
Theoretically speaking, the more Xuanxiu there were, the more paths there would be, and the more variations there would be in the Great Dao Chapter. Moreover, the local "Xuan" and "Hun" existed side by side, and there was more than one path to choose from. There were even more things that could be explored.
Unfortunately, Dongting Xuanfu had lost too many things because of the war back then. In these sixty years, not only did they not make any progress in Xuan Arts, they even declined a lot. If they did not find the seal later, they might not even be able to reach the level of sixty years ago.
If Dongting Xuanfu wanted to close the gap between them and the mainland, this matter was imperative. Therefore, it needed to be arranged as soon as possible before the departure.
After he read a few letters, the servant outside the door said, "Head Xuan, the people from the government residence have arrived."
Zhang Yu raised his head and said, "Since you're here, come in."
When the door opened, the servant gestured for them to enter. Goddess Ya Qiu strode in and stood in the middle of the hall. She bowed to Tianxia.
Zhang Yu bowed back and said, "Sit down and talk."
Goddess Ya Qiu stood still and lowered her posture. She bowed slightly and said, "Head Xuan, I want to send Yang Ying to the mainland to take a look. Her grandfather's greatest wish was for his descendants to return to Tianxia. However, that place is not the government residence, and I can't protect her. If anything happens, I hope you can take care of her."
Zhang Yu thought for a while and said, "I can agree to this."
Goddess Ya Qiu bowed gratefully and said, "Thank you."
Zhang Yu said, "Although Yang Weiwei is your junior, she is also my student. As long as she doesn't do anything that goes against Tianxia's laws, I will help her. Therefore, you don't have to thank me."
Goddess Ya Qiu said, "Head Xuan, you have a young leopard cat with you?"
Zhang Yu nodded.
Goddess Ya Qiu took out a glowing gem, walked a few steps forward, and placed it on the table. She said, "Take this as a gift from me."
Zhang Yu glanced at it and could tell that there was a wisp of spirituality in it that was very compatible with Miaodan Lord. He said to Goddess Ya Qiu, "Thank you, I'll accept it."
Goddess Ya Qiu bowed to Tianxia again and left.
Zhang Yu reached out to pick up the gem and put it away.
After Goddess Ya Qiu appeared, people had been wondering why she, an EsGod, would join Tianxia.
However, he thought that there was no need to ask anything.
Wasn't this natural?
Looking at the fate of those EsGods, he naturally understood.
After reading all the books on the table, he sat for a while and then stood up. He walked through the corridor of the Office Hall and came to the treasury in Mount Qi.
There were many statues and antiques that Xuanfu had recently collected.
These were all collected by the Army of God after it was rebuilt in the past month.
Facts proved that if the Army of God was used well, it would not be a problem to fight against the surrounding spiritual creatures and EsGods.
He picked up the Xuan Jade and placed it on the stone groove at the side. A moment later, the golden runes on these things gradually dissipated, and he sat down cross-legged. A moment later, a wisp of heat was transmitted to him from some of the antique statues.
He did not know if he could obtain Origin Energy in Tianxia like before, so before he left, he had to accumulate as much Divine Energy as possible.
At this moment, after Su Qian received Qiu Ran's letter, she personally led a team around Mount An. However, she did not rashly go deep into the forest and only observed it from a distance.
Just as she was about to return to the flying ship, she was stopped by Huo Zhi who had rushed over. The latter clearly said that he wanted to ask her for advice.
Su Qian raised her eyebrows. "You want to challenge me?"
Huo Zhi said sincerely, "Lieutenant Su, don't misunderstand. I'm not here to challenge you this time. I just heard that your Guang Ye Battalion is also wearing divine robes, so I just want to try and see what's the difference between us."
Su Qian rejected. "I won't compete with you."
Huo Zhi was surprised. "Why?"
Su Qian said, "There's no reason. Private battles are prohibited in the military. This is the military law. As a lieutenant and a battalion commander, I won't take the lead to violate it."
She crossed her arms, and her long hair fluttered behind her. "It's just that you definitely won't be convinced if I say this. Lieutenant Huo, I can tell you clearly that if you compete with me now, it will be an extremely unfair battle."
Solemnly, Huo Zhi asked, "Is it because you have an extra layer of armor than me?"
Su Qian said, "It's not just because of that. I know everything about you now, but you know nothing about me. As a commander, you should know the saying 'know yourself and know your enemy'. If you don't even know the general situation of your opponent before starting the battle, then the so-called battle is a child's play. I have no interest in playing this game with you."
Just as the two were talking, a figure floated around her like a cluster of stardust. It was Ah Mo, her observer. But other than herself, no one else could see this strange creature.
Through Ah Mo's observation, she had unknowingly exposed many things about Huo Zhi, including how dense his spirituality was, how much power he could unleash, what level of speed and reaction he was at, what kind of fighting style he would use, and what kind of flaws and weaknesses he had. She was very clear about all of this, and she knew him even better than Huo Zhi himself.
And with all these, even if she did not put on the Chongyang Mysterious Armor, she could still subdue him in an instant with just this layer of divine robes.
This was not purely a suppression of strength, but Huo Zhi's fighting philosophy, fighting style, from the way he observed the enemy to the robes he wore, he was far behind her in all aspects.
Just as she said, if the two were to really fight, it would be a game to her.
Huo Zhi thought for a moment, and sincerely asked, "Commandant Su, you said that you know me, but we have only met for the first time. Do you have any special observation methods?"
Su Qian looked at him and thought for a moment. After all, he was Tianxia's comrade, so she decided to say a few more words. She said, "Deputy Commandant Huo, your reaction is not slow. But you have not been in possession of the divine robes for long, so it is not very compatible with you. Most importantly, you are still used to using your original senses to judge things, and have not learned to use the power of your spirituality to observe your opponent."
Huo Zhi thought for a moment, and when he was about to speak again, he was shocked to find that Su Qian's voice came from beside him, but she was clearly standing in front of him.
He could not help but shudder. At this moment, he could not determine her real position, and did not know which was his illusion.
"Deputy Commandant Huo, before you correct this habit, you are not qualified to fight with me."
At this moment, Huo Zhi realized that the voice had come to the other side of him. After knowing where his mistake was, he immediately tried to correct it. He immediately lowered his original senses and used the power of spirituality to perceive. But when he saw it, he couldn't help but be shocked.
In front of him, there was only an empty mountain, and Su Qian had already left, but her voice was still echoing around.
"Deputy Commandant Huo, the gap between you and me is a gap of sixty years. I hope you can catch up as soon as possible."
When Huo Zhi raised his head, he saw the silver flying boat suddenly speed up and fly away.
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