After Failing to Influence the Protagonist Chapter 70
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Chapter 70 Ki*lli*ng formation
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Wuya Pavilion.
Chu Junyu held a pen and drew something on a plain black notebook with no words.
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Pei Jing sat across from him, idly playing with the little yellow bird that had followed him. “I just gathered all the Peak Masters in Tianqian Hall and decided to move the Outer Peaks Grand Competition, which happens once every ten years, three years ahead. It will take place in seven days.”
Chu Junyu remained calm and asked, “Why?”
Pei Jing: “In the past few months, there have been demons causing trouble outside the mountain gate. As I investigated, I found out they were hiding among our disciples.”
Chu Junyu: “So you’re planning to lure them out like this?”
Pei Jing: “Yes.”
Chu Junyu raised an eyebrow and looked at her with a cold expression. “Just because of that?” The Yunxiao Purple Jade Bead had only been used twice in his previous life: once after his master’s death and once during the confrontation with Ji Wuyou. A mere Outer Peaks competition wouldn’t require the use of the core formation to transmit orders.
Pei Jing’s hand paused on the warm bird’s body. He used the Yunxiao Purple Jade Bead primarily to contact his master about taking disciples. However, the thought of Chu Junyu’s unmistakable disgust and even murderous intent towards Ji Wuyou made Pei Jing unsure how to bring it up.
The yellow bird gently tilted its head and pecked at his finger.
Pei Jing felt a pang of pain, snapped back to reality, and tried to lighten the mood. “There’s another matter you’ll find out about later.”
Chu Junyu lowered his gaze and silently bit his lip.
The topic he avoided discussing could only be about Ji Wuyou.
He had already reached the end of the thin book. Damn, almost everyone had died.
The final stroke exuded a chilling murderous intent, its vermilion color resembling blood, saturating the paper.
He smiled, a cold glint in his eyes. “Alright, I’ll wait.”
Pei Jing stared at the notebook in his hand, slightly puzzled. Chu Junyu often had it in Xuyia Courtyard. He hadn’t paid much attention before, but now, trying to change the subject, he asked, “You’ve been reading this wordless book for a year. Haven’t you finished it yet?” Chu Junyu responded, “I finished it today.”
Pei Jing didn’t have a chance to ask further. Suddenly, Chu Junyu stood up, and the completely black notebook in his hand ignited faint black flames, rapidly turning into blood-red ashes, scattering on the table, and then dissipating in the wind.
“……”
What kind of sinister book was this?
Chu Junyu walked out. “Follow me.”
The little yellow bird in Pei Jing’s arms had been pecking and exploring everywhere, becoming an ardent follower of Chu Junyu. It flapped its wings and flew up, chirping incessantly.
Pei Jing laughed. “Tomorrow, I’ll sell you to Fengqiu Mountain.”
He shook his snow-white sleeve and stood up, approaching. “Where are we going?”
