Unparalleled Double Harmony

Chapter 641 Interception
On the other hand, there is the forbidden entrance.

The group of pursuers who had been outmaneuvered by Gu Qiying finally arrived.

In truth, they really had to thank Old Gu. If it weren't for the fact that he would occasionally spit out tears, snot, and vomit on the ground during the chase, it might have taken them even longer to find this place while they were also vomiting and chasing.

However, when they arrived, everyone was immediately stunned, because they did not expect that Zheng Daxia had already run into trouble in the short time they had arrived.

At this moment, at the narrow entrance to the forbidden area, Gu Qiying and Chun Kong were both lying on the ground, unconscious. And between the two lying on the ground, for some reason, lay a human spine.

While everyone was still reeling from the shock, two people took the first action...

The first person was Chunxin.

Having recently experienced Chun Kong's martial arts skills, Chun Xin didn't have many questions or speculations about the scene before him. While others were pondering what was going on, wondering if those beasts from the Hunyuan Star Gate had resorted to some despicable means to escape and had betrayed Master Chun Kong as well... Chun Xin simply assumed that "Chun Kong must have stayed behind to cover the retreat and fought a battle to the death with a renowned hero like Zheng Dongxi."

As for the spine that had inexplicably appeared on the ground, Chunxin could hardly have imagined that it was the whisk that Sun Huang often used to open the stone door, now "dissolved".

At this moment, Chunxin had no time to think about anything else; he had only one thought in his mind—to kill Chunkong, right now!
Because he knew very well that once Chun Kong woke up, even if the other party stood there and let him hit him, he might not be able to kill him.

Furthermore, once the situation stabilizes, for example, if Chun Kong is captured alive, and then the masters of the Ji generation and figures like Master Yao come to take charge... who would allow him to kill someone to silence them?

Therefore...

"Traitor! Die!" In that instant, Chunxin shouted this sarcastic line as he lunged at the unconscious Chun Kong.

When he rushed out, Chunxin had already planned that if he was held accountable afterward, he would use excuses such as "we are still in the process of pursuing them" or "I was just about to be killed by them, so I acted impulsively."

Given the current situation, it's unlikely that the abbot and the others would severely punish him for killing a disciple who was suspected of having betrayed them.

To put it another way, even if there is a severe punishment, as long as it is not to the extent of "execution" or "crippling of martial arts", it doesn't matter... After all, in Chunxin's view, it is only a matter of time before he masters the "divine skill" in that cave. Once he masters it, he can defect at any time, so what does it matter whether he is punished or not?

call--

In the blink of an eye, Chunxin's palm strike, delivered with all his might and accompanied by a powerful gust of wind, crashed down, its target being Chunkong's face.

Such a ruthless and merciless strike was bound to succeed.

Of course!
The next second, a figure suddenly appeared and thrust out a palm.

This palm strike barely deflected Chunxin's attack from the side, causing the latter's palm force to slam into the open ground, only overturning a patch of soil and gravel.

The person who came to save Chun Kong, the other person in the crowd who immediately took action, was Di Bujuan.

Clearly, Chief Di and Hu Wenzhi had also come along with the pursuers.

Because they both knew before they went up the mountain that Hunyuan Interstellar Gate was not the culprit behind the Shaoshi Mountain incident, and given their past friendship, they both wanted to come along to see if there was anything they could do to help Shuangxie.

In addition, there is another crucial point: just now on the training ground, both Di and Hu vaguely sensed that Zheng Dongxi, who also knew the truth and was even there to reveal it, had already shown some aggressive malice towards Shuangxie before the "Shit Explosion Star" incident occurred.

This... is rather unusual.

If you, Zheng, had acted like you wanted to kill them after the "yellow fog" exploded, we would have understood. But just now you clearly acted like you had seen your enemy as soon as you saw them. That's not right, is it?
Thinking this, Di and Hu dared not slack off and hurried to catch up with the pursuers, which led to the scene of Di Bujuan intercepting Chunxin.

"Master, what are you doing?" After deflecting Chunxin's killing move, Di Bujuan immediately feigned composure and said to the other party, "This person has already fainted. Shouldn't we capture him alive for questioning?"

Why is it said here that they "feigned composure"?

Although Chief Di appeared to be unharmed, the arm he used to parry the attack was actually numb. He was secretly relieved: "Thank goodness this bald monk struck downwards. If I hadn't attacked from the side but had taken the blow head-on, I would have suffered a great loss in my current condition..."

Meanwhile, Chunxin was seething with hatred. He thought to himself that he was just one step away from succeeding, so why did someone with martial arts skills suddenly appear and interfere with him?
Then he looked closer and realized it was Di Bujuan, the leader of the Canal Gang! Why was this guy everywhere?
However, precisely because he recognized the other party, Chunxin found it difficult to continue his attack...

After all, Di Bujuan's status in the martial arts world is undeniable, and very few people know that Chief Di is unwell and not at his peak. If Chunxin chooses to kill Chun Kong, who is already unconscious, in front of everyone and is at least considered by others to be no less skilled than him, then regardless of whether he succeeds or not, it cannot be covered up with a few perfunctory words.

"Amitabha..." After a brief but intense internal struggle, Chunxin could only lower his head and speak in a low voice, "What you say is absolutely right, benefactor. It was a moment of impulsiveness on my part that led me to break the precept against anger. Forgive me, forgive me..."

His words were clearly an attempt to downplay the seriousness of the matter.

Others might not know, but how could Di Bujuan not know? If that palm strike landed squarely, it wouldn't just be a matter of anger; it would definitely be a matter of killing.

However, Chief Di was also a shrewd man. When Shuang Xie said that Chun Xin was a spy, he had already suspected him. But no matter how much he suspected him, without evidence and without wanting to reveal his own information, it was better to see through him but not say anything.

Back to the present moment, after the two were locked in a stalemate for a while, the others finally came to their senses and stepped forward one after another.

Now, Chunxin has completely lost his chance to strike... It can be said that his only chance to kill Chunkong in his life has vanished.

Of course, Di Bujuan was unaware of the other party's bottom line and intentions, so from that moment until Headmaster Yao and the three Shaolin monks arrived to "clean up the mess," he stayed there without leaving.

However... his inaction does not mean that others will not move either.

Don't forget, among this large group of people who came after us, there were also the remaining assassins from Yuxiu Manor. Seeing that the two unconscious people had been protected by Di Bujuan and the other Shaolin monks who had caught up, and that there were still quite a few wandering martial artists around, they really couldn't make a move... So, they immediately turned around and shouted, "There are still several people from Hunyuan Star Gate, don't let them get away!" Then this group of guys led the charge into the forbidden area behind the mountain.

And with them all making such a fuss, many martial arts practitioners blindly followed suit.

Seeing this, Di Bujuan quickly gave Hu Wenzhi a wink. Hu Wenzhi understood immediately and turned around to silently follow the group.

Fortunately, by the time the group chased after them, Sun Huang and his men had already slipped down the mountain along the escape route they had set up. Moreover, the starting point of their "rock climbing downhill route" was set up in a very insidious way, just like the hidden path hidden under the edge of a cliff in some games. You have to climb down the cliff first to reach the first foothold. People who don't know the location beforehand can hardly find it.

Therefore, the group from Yuxiu Manor led a rampage through the forbidden area behind Wudang Mountain for half a day, and in the end they only found a few stone statues, an unopenable stone door, and many things that were not buried very deep and were suspected to be dried manure piles.

Logically, the pursuers would first consider the assumption that "they have all hidden inside the stone gate," rather than the possibility that "they have already climbed down the cliff."

In this way, they were also delayed...

We'll leave aside what happened on the mountain for now and talk about the situation of Shuangxie and the Niu brothers.

About fifteen minutes later, the four of them descended the mountain safely, relying on the "climbing points" that Sun Huang had been adding to the cliff face in the preceding days.

The four thought they were safe for the time being, but to their surprise, as soon as their feet touched the ground, a large group of people suddenly appeared from the surrounding woods and surrounded them completely.

Everyone, please note that this is a "large" group of people, so it is clearly not the True Hero Hall's forces; firstly, the True Hero Hall does not have that many people, and secondly, as we mentioned earlier, the True Hero Hall people did not expect Shuangxie's retreat route.

So... who would have thought to ambush them here?
"Heh...it seems our wait today wasn't in vain."

Just as Sun Huang and his team were quickly devising a breakout plan, a familiar voice suddenly rang out.

As the voices spoke, a slightly overweight middle-aged man emerged from the crowd, fanning himself with a paper fan and a smile on his face.

As he walked, he said, "Master Ling, you see... I was right, wasn't I? Those intricate mechanisms embedded in the mountain wall are obviously unusual. I guessed they were made by those two."

Before he finished speaking, a beautiful young woman who looked to be about seventeen or eighteen years old, with a graceful figure and pretty face, walked out from the crowd with light steps.

Then, with a slightly teasing tone and a smile, she said, "It seems that Boss Ding is quite familiar with them. Your guess was absolutely right... I concede defeat."

As the two men worked together, Sun Huang and the Niu brothers recognized him. The middle-aged fat man was none other than Ding Zhubu, the leader of the Youjia Gang.
But... who is that beautiful girl?
Hearing Fatty Ding call her "Lord Ling," the title sounded familiar. I think I knew a Lord Ling before, but that one was even fatter than Fatty Ding, and she didn't look like the same person as this girl at all.

Wait, that girl's voice sounds familiar... Could it be...?

(End of this chapter)