Chapter 982: Begging To Loosen It (I)
Dingjiao really knows how to make a grand entrance...
The entire street beside Li Zhouwei was shrouded in shadow. A crowd of cultivators fled in all directions, taking flight one after another beyond the grand formation. The area emptied out in an instant.
White Banyan muttered, "This Dragon Son..."
Everything was in chaos as everyone fled. The two mortal children from before had already vanished. Before White Banyan could finish speaking, a streak of silvery lightning leaped out from the marketplace, bounded across the sea a few times, and flew toward the Bicolor Scaled Beast.
A resonant male voice rang out. "Miao Ye of Thunder Island greets the Dragon Son of Clear Sea and Still Pond!"
Li Zhouwei had met this man before. He had once come to Moongaze Lake to request the Duruo Spear. He was quite capable, and had privately inquired about matters regarding the ancestors. It turned out he was now stationed in the Southern Sea.
Miao Ye placed both hands on his knees, knelt midair with both legs, then retracted his hands. With one knee down and one foot grounded, he kowtowed three times in succession. He kept his eyes low and did not dare to speak.
Activating his perception technique, Li Zhouwei’s vision sharpened. A fierce-looking demon general with bulging cheeks and black armor stood atop the Bicolor Scaled Beast, cracking a long whip. His expression was foul as he shouted, "This has nothing to do with you! Stand aside and wait!"
Miao Ye let out a breath of relief and stepped to the side, instructing his attendants to bring blood food. The black-armored demon general scolded impatiently, "The Dragon Monarch’s birthday is near. No blood food is allowed in the Eastern Sea. Take that filthy stuff away. If the lord sees it, who knows what trouble you’ll get into!"
There were still about two weeks until the Dragon Monarch’s birthday. How could Miao Ye not know that? Otherwise, why would he bring up blood food? It was merely an excuse for the other party to scold him. He nodded and bowed repeatedly, thanking the warning and stood respectfully by the side.