I am Master Maoshan

Chapter 2345 Yu

Liu Jun slowly opened his eyes, and in an instant, a powerful and sharp aura surged out from his body.

This guy suddenly raised his hand, pointed imposingly at the two Heavenly Dao incarnations in front of him who exuded terrifying auras, and shouted loudly: "You two, um, you two fight first, and the winner will have a one-on-one duel with me later!"

Judging from his arrogant demeanor, it's as if he's already an invincible overlord who controls the entire universe.

Standing to the side, Jinling Shengtai couldn't help but roll his eyes when he heard this, and muttered irritably, "I thought you wanted to take on both of them one-on-one. You're really bragging."

Hearing Jinling Shengtai's teasing, Liu Jun was not embarrassed at all. Instead, he blinked and said with a grin, "Don't be silly, I'm not stupid. In this situation, how can I take on two of them by myself? That would be asking for trouble."

At this moment, Liu Jun felt as if an endless energy was surging within him, every muscle and every bone filled with power. He felt as if he had merged with this world, becoming its master, and an unprecedented sense of expansion welled up within him.

However, fortunately, a sliver of reason remained in his mind. He knew very well that although his strength had greatly increased and he had become powerful, he was not yet powerful enough to fight two Heavenly Dao incarnations at the same time.

If he were to face both of them at the same time, he would probably be utterly humiliated and utterly defeated.

Just then, the avatar of the Heavenly Dao that had been relentlessly pursuing Liu Jun and trying to take his life seemed to sense the subtle change in the situation.

With a "whoosh," it turned and ran without hesitation, its speed so great that it seemed as if something terrifying was chasing it.

Clearly, it had realized the situation was dire. Liu Jun was no longer the weakling it had been before, easily subdued; it couldn't kill him now.

The newly appeared Heavenly Dao avatar on the other side, which it sees as a "copy," is also a force to be reckoned with, and it cannot defeat it in the short term.

The newly emerged incarnation of the Heavenly Dao did not hesitate at all. It was like a pre-programmed fighting machine with only one purpose: to eliminate its opponent.

Seeing its opponent turn and run away, it immediately unleashed its full speed, like a gray-white lightning bolt, chasing after the fleeing avatar of the Heavenly Dao.

The two avatars of the Heavenly Dao chased and fled, and wherever they passed, strange ripples spread through the space, as if even this space could hardly withstand their terrifying power.

In the blink of an eye, they disappeared from Liu Jun's sight, leaving only faint traces of energy that slowly dissipated in the air.

Liu Jun stood quietly in place, his eyes fixed on the direction they had gone, his gaze revealing a complex mix of emotions: vigilance, contemplation, and a hint of worry.

He knew perfectly well that this battle was far from over. Neither of these two incarnations of the Heavenly Dao would easily let him go, regardless of who ultimately won or lost.

After all, he seems to play a crucial yet extremely dangerous role in this game.

The winning side will inevitably want to completely eliminate this potential threat; while the losing side might try to take him down with them before they die, to vent their hatred.

Thinking of this, Liu Jun felt a chill run down his spine.

Without the slightest hesitation, Liu Jun steeled his resolve and set off to chase after the two avatars of the Heavenly Dao. He thought to himself that he couldn't let these two dangerous individuals disappear without a trace right under his nose; he had to at least find out their next move.

If a fight between the old man and the clam could happen and the old man could benefit, that would be even more perfect.

However, the moment he took that step, an accident occurred. His foot slammed into the ground like a heavy hammer, with a loud "boom," and a deep indentation was instantly created in the ground. The surrounding soil cracked as if a small earthquake had occurred.

Immediately afterwards, Liu Jun lost his balance and fell straight forward, crashing heavily to the ground with a thud, raising a cloud of dust.

"Holy crap, what's going on?" Liu Jun struggled to get up from the ground, looking disheveled.

His face was covered in dust, his hair was disheveled, and he kept muttering to himself, his eyes filled with confusion and bewilderment. He tried to steady himself, but found that his legs were still trembling slightly uncontrollably, as if he had just gone through an extremely fierce battle.

"These two forces are too strong. You just absorbed them and haven't fully adapted yet. You used too much force. Don't rush it. You can't swallow your pride," Jinling Shengtai teased.

"Screw you, you stinky tofu. What do we do now? We can't just sit here and wait. These two incarnations of the Heavenly Dao could come back to cause me trouble at any time." Liu Jun's voice carried a hint of helplessness and anxiety. After all, although there was hope for him now, he was still far from being able to turn the tables completely.

"There's no way around it. You can only gradually adapt and completely integrate them. These two Heavenly Dao powers are too powerful and complex for you to control in a short time. Only when you truly integrate them into one can you unleash their full potential." The Golden Spirit Holy Embryo shrugged, indicating that he was powerless to help.

"Alright, then I'll adapt slowly and make sure to completely integrate these two forces!" With that, Liu Jun sat down cross-legged and began to try to sense and control the two mysterious and powerful forces within his body.

As time went by, Liu Jun could clearly feel himself slowly merging with the two newly acquired powers.

Meanwhile, he was constantly simulating various battle scenarios in his mind, thinking about how to use this newly acquired power to deal with different enemies. He imagined himself clashing with various powerful opponents, and each imagining was a training exercise for his combat skills and adaptability. Finally, a violent energy fluctuation came from the distant sky, followed by a deafening explosion.

Liu Jun knew that the battle between the two incarnations of the Heavenly Dao had come to an end.

After a while, a subtle ripple suddenly appeared in the quiet and oppressive space.

Immediately afterwards, a small, grayish-white cloud of air appeared in front of Liu Jun, as if it were slowly being squeezed out of the void.

Liu Jun narrowed his eyes slightly, a sharp glint flashing in them. He instantly recognized that this was the new incarnation of the Heavenly Dao that had appeared later.

The appearance of this new incarnation of the Heavenly Dao means that the Heavenly Dao incarnation that wanted to kill him before has disappeared.

Upon seeing the new Heavenly Dao incarnation, Liu Jun subconsciously tensed up, becoming wary.

Just as Liu Jun was on high alert, his mind racing to come up with a solution, a strange scene unfolded.

This new Heavenly Dao avatar seemed to be manipulated by an invisible hand, and the light around it began to flicker violently. Then, it transformed, and the original blurry shape of the energy cloud disappeared, replaced by a handsome middle-aged man.

The middle-aged man wore a moon-white robe embroidered with pale blue cloud patterns that swayed gently with his movements, like clouds drifting slowly.

His hair was jet black and glossy, tied up with a simple jade hairpin, with a few stray strands falling across his forehead, adding to his dashing and unrestrained air. His face was resolute yet gentle, with sword-like eyebrows, bright eyes, a high nose bridge, and lips slightly upturned, carrying a faint smile.

The middle-aged man waved his hand gently, his movements elegant and composed. In an instant, an exquisite tea set appeared in the air before him.

The tea set was simple and elegant in design, with exquisite landscape patterns carved on the teapot and crystal clear teacups that radiated a warm luster.

Then, the middle-aged man skillfully began to brew tea. He first placed the tea leaves into the teapot, letting them gently swirl within. Next, he lifted the kettle and slowly poured hot water into the teapot, instantly sending steam rising and filling the air with a delicate tea aroma. In no time, two steaming cups of tea were ready.

The middle-aged man sat down opposite Liu Jun, his posture upright and natural, his legs slightly apart, his hands on his knees, appearing very composed.

He smiled at Liu Jun and made a gesture of invitation, an elegant and proper gesture, as if he were inviting a distinguished guest.

Upon seeing this, Liu Jun thought to himself: This isn't going to be a full-blown fight. A hint of doubt flashed in his eyes, and his previously tense body relaxed slightly.

Although he was suspicious and didn't know what the middle-aged man was up to, out of curiosity and a strange intuition, he still sat down in another empty seat.

"Let me introduce myself. I am the first Order Keeper, Yu," the middle-aged man said, his voice deep and magnetic, as if carrying a calming power.

Upon hearing this, Liu Jun's eyes widened, his mouth slightly agape, and his face was filled with shock.

"Are you kidding me? You're an Order Keeper too? Aren't you the embodiment of the Heavenly Dao?" Liu Jun blurted out, his voice filled with urgency and doubt.

This is ridiculous! It was clearly a battle between two incarnations of the Heavenly Dao, so how did they suddenly become Order Keepers after the fight? Is this guy trying to fool him because he's not well-educated?

"Yes and no." The middle-aged man smiled slightly, a smile that held an unfathomable meaning. "It was the Heavenly Dao that attached my consciousness to its avatar to deal with the problematic avatar."

Upon hearing this, Liu Jun frowned slightly and fell into deep thought. What did this person, who claimed to be Yu's first Order Keeper, mean by discussing these things with him? And what exactly was going on with that problematic Heavenly Dao incarnation? A series of questions kept surfacing in his mind, making him increasingly convinced that a huge secret was hidden behind this matter.

"Then what brings you here?" Liu Jun looked at Yu, who claimed to be the first Order Keeper, with a hint of doubt in his eyes.

Upon hearing Liu Jun's question, Yu paused slightly and slowly said, "Two things. First, I have come to talk to you on behalf of the Heavenly Dao." He paused for a moment, as if considering his words, and then continued, "Second, as the first Order Keeper, I want to see the younger generation. After all, you have done many things that none of us seniors have been able to do, or even dared to imagine."

"Um, what are you talking about?" Liu Jun's eyes sparkled with curiosity, clearly showing his interest in the conversation Yu was about to make.

Yu looked at Liu Jun with a firm gaze and said, "Let's talk about what will happen after you officially become an Order Keeper."

"What's wrong? Tell me more."

Liu Jun leaned forward slightly, a hint of curiosity flashing in his eyes. He really wanted to know more about the Orderers.

He only had a partial understanding of the situation before, and he became a member of the future order without really knowing what was going on.