Chapter 89: Submission
After Evening Star left, Daji couldn’t help but ask, "Is the Young Master really an immortal?"
Roaring Sky Dog also couldn’t restrain his curiosity and asked, "Where did you trick him from?"
It began with Fa Hai’s moment of enlightenment, feeling a karmic connection to Qin Jun and coming to pledge his allegiance, then Qin Jun went to bathe and brought back an immortal. Who would believe such a thing if it were spread?
But upon closer thought, Daji and Roaring Sky Dog realized they too felt a mysterious fate with Qin Jun leading them to pledge allegiance.
Qin Jun revealed a profoundly unfathomable expression, he looked up, glancing at the blue sky with a pose so suave it made one want to hit him. He stared at the blue sky for a full ten seconds before finally sighing, "I also don’t know why I’m so lucky, wherever I go strong beings pledge their allegiance to me. Evening Star is indeed an immortal. He felt a connection with me while in seclusion overseas, so he came from afar to support me. Heaven really pities me!"
Roaring Sky Dog and Daji had black lines streaming down their foreheads, and nearby, Jia Xun and Qin Yun exchanged glances, seeing disbelief in each other’s eyes.
First it was Guan Yu astonishing the nation, then Qin Jun had two Demon Kings by his side, stepping out of the capital to subjugate beasts of the Golden Elixir Realm, followed by powerful beings from the Transforming Void Realm coming to pledge allegiance, and now even a legendary immortal was following Qin Jun. The power Qin Jun now held was enough to sweep through many nearby kingdoms.
"It’s a good thing I didn’t become his enemy."
Qin Yun was relieved at the thought, his gaze involuntarily turning to the tomb behind him built temporarily by the guards for Qin Yu, a mocking smile appearing on his face. Qin Yu had acted tyrannically for years, and to end up like this, rather than feeling sorrow at the sight of the downfall of another, he felt schadenfreude.
Because he knew that if Qin Yu ascended the throne, none of the princes would have a good ending.
Qin Jun, however, was different. The power he now controlled was enough to allow him to usurp the throne at any time, or even easily crush them, his fellow princes, but he did not do so. Moreover, killing Qin Yu was because Qin Yu calculated against him time and again; he deserved his death.