I have a city in another world

Chapter 6932 Taking the Lead for You: Joining the Temple
Joining the temple was much easier than I had imagined.

As long as Tang Zhen grants permission, one can directly join the temple without any additional tests.

Inside the temple now, Tang Zhen holds no official position, yet enjoys an unparalleled and transcendent status.

Aisha, the goddess's representative, possesses the highest divine status, yet she still obeys Tang Zhen in many ways.

Tang Zhen, who was in stealth mode, possessed an extremely high status, unmatched by anyone within the entire temple.

If it weren't for Tang Zhen's intervention, the group of envoys who founded the temple would never have achieved their current success.

They either eke out a living in illegal organizations or struggle under the whip, with no hope for the future in sight.

Most of the members who joined later were unaware of Tang Zhen's existence, let alone why this situation had occurred.

As the temple grows and expands, Tang Zhen's presence will become less and less noticeable until all traces of his existence are completely erased.

The temple needs it this way, and Tang Zhen doesn't want to be remembered or forcibly assigned to a certain supernatural faction.

Give the two a warrant, and they can go to Yves and make arrangements based on the actual situation.

After giving his instructions, Tang Zhen quietly left.

With his business just starting out, Tang Zhen had a lot to do and needed to get busy.

Subduing Mina is just one aspect; there are other tasks to complete, and I'm likely to be busy for some time to come.

The current urban environment is one where the temple suppresses the entire city, seemingly in complete control.

In reality, there are hidden dangers, and unexpected changes could happen at any time.

The alliance cultivators guarding outside will inevitably try every means to break through the barrier and enter the city.

With the Wizarding Alliance's capabilities, breaking through the barrier and entering the city wouldn't be difficult; it would just waste some more time.

If a deity were to intervene, it would not take long for them to easily break through the spatial crystal barrier.

So far, the Alliance wizards have not been able to break through, which must be due to some unknown power struggle.

According to Tang Zhen's calculations, the current stalemate may be due to a secret power struggle between the top deities of both sides.

The gods agreed not to interfere in human affairs, allowing cultivators in the lower realms to act freely.

No one can say for sure how long the agreement will last.

For the temple members, this was a welcome development, as it allowed them to gain more precious time.

With time so pressing, Tang Zhen couldn't stand idly by; he had to lend a hand behind the scenes.

Mina breathed a slight sigh of relief as she watched Tang Zhen leave.

All the strength in her body seemed to be drained away at that moment, and she almost collapsed to the ground.

The exchange just now seemed relaxed, but it was actually extremely dangerous. A slight mistake could lead to utter ruin.

Although Tang Zhen did not exude any aura of a powerful figure, the terrifying pressure he faced was something he had never experienced before.

This also convinced Mina that Tang Zhen could obliterate her with a flick of his finger.

The worst-case scenario didn't happen; in fact, it yielded an unexpected result, giving Mina a sense of relief and relief.

Now that I've joined the temple, there's no turning back; I can only go down this dark path.

Perhaps one day, there will be an opportunity to leave the temple, but before that, it is essential to complete the tasks assigned by Tang Zhen.

A city-wide manhunt for the invaders was launched, and the hidden Alliance monks were brought to justice, forcing them to make a clear choice.

Whether to confront or submit, a clear stance must be taken.

The temple has no room for fence-sitters, and it cannot tolerate any hidden dangers. This time, a thorough cleanup must be completed.

Mina climbed over the wall and walked up to Tim.

Tim remained completely still at this moment, not even daring to blink.

Mina observed carefully and discovered that the runic chains had long since disappeared, and the unsettling feeling was gone as well. Tim, however, seemed completely oblivious, his feet seemingly welded to the ground, unable to budge even when pushed by hand.

Mina was puzzled. The threat had clearly been eliminated, so why was Tim still not moving?
"What are you doing?"

Mina asked curiously, and checked the surroundings again to make sure there was nothing wrong.

"Didn't you see what's above my head?"

Tim said coldly, his tone tinged with resentment. If he hadn't accepted that damned mission, he wouldn't have ended up in this predicament.

The deadly threat overhead made him feel as if he were standing on the edge of an abyss, and he dared not make the slightest mistake.

Although I couldn't see anything above my head, I could feel a terrifying aura, as if my very bones were frozen.

The chilling killing intent, sharp as a blade, penetrated deep into the body, like countless steel needles piercing the internal organs.

They were terrified of offending the other party and ending up utterly destroyed.

He had been wondering who had given him the order, which was clearly meant to push him into a fire pit.

During the time he was under deadly threat and unable to move, Tim secretly made a vow in his heart.

If you know the other person's identity, you must drag them into the fire together; if you're going to die, you die together.

Tim tried sending a message to Mina, and to his surprise, she actually came over. This unexpected turn of events changed Tim's impression of Mina.

It seems that this boss is not as bad as imagined.

As Mina responded, she secretly sized her up again, thinking to herself that it really was her.

On that street, Mina was the passerby who left the deepest impression on him, and her behavior at the time was very unusual.

Based on all the information, Tim concluded that there was an 80% chance that Mina was the one who issued the mission.

Mina was unfazed by Tim's rude attitude. She understood his feelings; he must be full of resentment. If their roles were reversed, Mina's anger would likely be even more intense.

He shook his head slightly, not wanting to waste any more time, and said bluntly, "Just now, a powerful figure from the temple, the one I asked you to deal with, had a conversation with him."

The other party could have easily killed us, but after my desperate pleas, that powerful figure decided to spare us both.

However, he issued a mission, asking you and me to cooperate in joining the temple and simultaneously conduct a search to find the Descendants and Alliance cultivators.

The more animals captured, the greater the reward.

Tim stared at the woman in front of him with a look of astonishment, wishing he could punch her to death.

That damn bitch, what right does she have to make decisions for me, especially such important ones?
What? You have to die right now if you don't surrender!
Oh, then it's alright.

That damn place is rotten to the core, I've wanted to quit a long time ago.

Taking this opportunity to change to a new place wouldn't be bad.

As for whether joining the temple will lead to being hunted down by the Wizarding Alliance, that's a matter for the future.

"No problem, I'll join!"

Before Mina could confirm again, Tim decisively expressed his willingness to join, showing a very positive and sincere attitude.

Mina was speechless, feeling that this guy was rebellious and probably had been thinking about betraying the country and defecting to the enemy for a long time.

Little did they know that Tim's quick decision was partly due to her own efforts, and now she had directly helped the other party make the decision.

If you refuse at this point, you're just courting death. If that powerful figure finds out, what chance will you have of surviving?
To survive long enough, one must know how to assess the situation; Tim is not one to invite trouble.

"You can move now, because the object above your head has long since disappeared."

As Mina spoke, she pushed open the courtyard gate and looked around at the street scene.

"We'd better act quickly and find the responsible supervisor to avoid any misunderstandings."

Tim carefully looked up and found nothing above him, then breathed a sigh of relief.