This fox fairy is too inhuman

Chapter 650 Nothing More Than That (1/3)
"Hahaha, then Ren will take his leave."

Outside the Zuixian Pavilion, Ren Yidao, holding the wine jug he had brought with him, waved at Di Zui who was standing at the door.

"Go back, no need to send me off! Don't worry, I can go back by myself, haha!"

Then he laughed loudly, turned around and staggered into the crowd like a drunken mortal.

In the past, because of his outstanding temperament and appearance, Ren Yidao could not blend into the crowd easily and would always be noticed first.

But this time, when he blended into the crowd, he looked just like an ordinary mortal, with no discernible difference. In the vast sea of ​​people, his aura disappeared in an instant.

Even if the incarnation of Emperor Sin investigated carefully, he had lost all clues about Ren Yidao and could no longer find any trace of him.

"..." After looking at the direction where Ren Yidao left for a while, Di Zui shook his head and did not take such a trivial matter to heart.

"Ah."

It's just a trifle, not worth mentioning.

At their level, if one side wants to hide deliberately, it will be difficult for opponents of the same level to discover it.

He stood at the door for a long time, just thinking about one thing.

He was more concerned about the transaction he had just made with Ren Yidao.

In Emperor Zui's eyes, he would rather call this a "transaction" rather than a hypocritical "cooperation".

Yes, it's a deal.

Both sides have ulterior motives, compromise with each other, restrain each other, and supervise each other.

How is this not a transaction?
For Ren Yidao, who does not understand the traditional communication model and starts talking about business in a familiar manner after meeting for the second time, it is nothing.

But to others, the presumptuous and unusual proposal he made seemed extremely unreliable...but Emperor Zui accepted it.

Yes, the leader of the Butian Alliance accepted Ren Yidao’s proposal.

The two finally reached a consensus after their conversation.

Let me first state the conclusion. Emperor Zui generally agreed with the conditions proposed by Ren Yidao.

Human affairs are under the jurisdiction of humans, and immortal affairs are under the jurisdiction of immortals and gods. The two do not interfere with each other.

Once upon a time, there was a separation between immortals and mortals. Immortals and gods did not come to the human world, and immortals and gods were not seen in the human world.

But later, with the collective revival of the ancient immortals and gods, this gap was broken and became completely in name only.

The gods and immortals showed up in the human world to recruit followers, and the mortals who had no ability to identify them had no choice but to bow down and worship them.

And what Ren Yidao has to do now is to separate the immortals and mortals again!
Of course, he didn't want to completely wipe out the immortals and gods from the human world. That was unrealistic and would also provoke a backlash from them. Instead, he drew a boundary for them.

Before this limit, you can do whatever you want. I won't interfere. You can do whatever you want.

If you dare to do it after this limit, don't blame me for being ruthless.

Such a request actually doesn't matter to Emperor Zui, and he himself has no need for mortals.

The Butian League is a high-end alliance with a very high entry threshold. What they need are the best and most powerful elites in the world.

Strength, status, and wealth all need to be excellent to be noticed, and the final entry requires going through layers of screening.

One teaches everyone; the other would rather have nothing than have something of poor quality.

From this point of view, there is no conflict between the two needs, so they hit it off.

If any immortal or god breaks the precepts, Emperor Zui will help Ren Yidao and let the Butian League come forward to persuade the immortal or god.

If a mortal breaks the precepts...ha, there is no need for anyone to take action, the gods and immortals will solve it themselves.

Any one of these two people can influence the power changes in one or even both Shenzhou. They can be said to be the two people sitting in the highest positions in the world.

The two of them are the chess players. Their decisions can affect billions of lives in the world. All living beings are chess pieces in their hands, and even immortals and gods cannot escape the fate of becoming chess pieces.

I'm afraid no one would have thought that such a major change in the world would be decided in such a casual conversation. In addition, Emperor Zui also put forward a condition - time.

He specified the duration of this "covenant."

To put it bluntly, it is to determine how long the contract will be valid for...

It is not a vague time point before the advent of Tao Fruit, but an exact time node.

Thirty-five years later.

Emperor Zui and Ren Yidao made a great oath that from today onwards, they would not interfere with each other for thirty-five years.

This timing may seem ordinary, but it is actually very clever.

It is not fifty years, nor forty years, nor thirty years, but a thirty-five years with both zeros and integers.

To be more precise, Emperor Zui determined that in thirty-five years at the latest, he would be able to complete the last step in obtaining the Dao Fruit.

Yes, this deal seems to be a disadvantage for the Butian Alliance. They have to work hard and confront other immortals head-on.

But the reason why Emperor Zui finally agreed was that he wanted to put a layer of shackles on Ren Yidao and provide an additional layer of insurance for the biggest destabilizing factor in this world.

The emperor was certain of his crime. Within thirty-five years, Ren Yidao would not be able to complete the last step, nor would he be able to seize the Dao Fruit in advance, and would not be able to pose a threat to him.

The deal was to ask Ren Yidao not to disturb him before this time, thus eliminating the possibility that this guy would give up after realizing he had failed and affect his progress.

And thirty-five years later, everything will be settled, and he will have obtained the Dao Fruit in his hands. By then, no matter how Dao struggles, it will be of no help to the overall situation.

He was certain that Ren Yidao would not be able to achieve supremacy within fifty years.

Emperor Zui acknowledged Ren Yidao's excellence, but even if he was considered the biggest variable in the world, he could not create miracles in the face of the Supreme Road.

The path to supremacy is much more difficult than anyone imagines.

Fifty years is already a very high estimate of Ren Yidao's talent and trump card. According to the early emperor Zui's deduction of him, the time has never been less than sixty years!

"……Ah."

Emperor Zui withdrew his gaze, chuckled twice, turned around and walked back into the Zuixian Pavilion.

"There is more talent than character."

"That's all."

Thirty-five years... is enough!
By then, everything will be settled.

No more variables!

……

"I guess he's already grinning from ear to ear, right?"

"You think I'm an idiot who's arrogant because of my talent. No, I don't think so. At most, you just think I'm too arrogant... hehe."

Ren Yidao sat on top of the shrine in the Xianhu Temple and grinned as he looked at the departing divine thought from the Zuixian Pavilion.

"However, he is not wrong. According to the progress of my deduction, I will need 40 to 50 years..."

If Emperor Zui could think of this, Ren Yidao could naturally think of it as well.

Both of them were aware of each other's thoughts, but they both chose to trust their own judgment.

The emperor was certain that Ren Yidao would not be able to achieve supremacy within thirty-five years.

Ren Yidao firmly believed that he could find a way out of the impasse.

"Then what should be done?"

(End of this chapter)