Chapter 1346 - 1294—1295 Innate Restraint: I Am the Ancestor of Thunder
As the leader of the Heavenly Court’s advance team this time, Pei Xuanjing could have simply stood aside and let them handle everything. However, he stopped the other party because he wanted to truly witness the strength of the Great Ancient Emperors of this world. Moreover, for Pei Xuanjing, he also harbored a bit of excitement for the hunt.
A Martial Artist from a new system, and moreover, one who cultivated the Laws of Wind and Thunder—such a strong person was enough to pique Pei Xuanjing’s interest. He, too, wanted to see just how strong the other party really was.
This was also a test, a trial initiated by Pei Xuanjing.
He wanted to subdue the many Great Ancient Emperors of this world and have them join the Heavenly Court, to charge into battle for the Heavenly Court and establish their merits.
However, the Heavenly Court, even if lacking people, was not for just anyone to join. It was simple for the beings of this world to become part of the Great Ming World after merging.
But the Heavenly Court was different from the common beings of the Great Ming World. It represented the true core of the Great Ming World, symbolizing the management layer of heaven and earth. Each member of the Heavenly Court had the opportunity to touch the authority of heaven and earth.
Thus, these Great Ancient Emperors who wanted to join the Heavenly Court and gain the qualification to touch this authority also needed to display their strength, to let Pei Xuanjing and even all gods of the Heavenly Court see their potential. Only then would they be qualified.
If these people were only famous in name, then even if they could eventually enter the Great Ming World, there would be no chance for them to join the Heavenly Court.
"Go all out and freely display your power. If you can satisfy this Emperor, this Emperor will grant you an opportunity beyond anything you have ever imagined, and you will receive everything beyond your wildest dreams," Pei Xuanjing encouraged, looking toward the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder.
His words were indeed well-intentioned, but to the Saint Lord of Wind and Thunder, they felt like an insult.