Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

Chapter 341

Zhen Yuanzi was furious, and he had already gripped the whisk in his hand, exuding murderous intent.

Hongyun gently shook her head.

"Ah~" Just as Jieyin was only a palm's distance away from him, Hongyun screamed and lunged at Zhen Yuanzi.

As Zhen Yuanzi caught Hongyun, his hand was already on her pulse point.

"You scoundrel, how dare you launch a sneak attack!" Hongyun coughed up blood, her face pale, and leaned against Zhen Yuanzi's chest.

Jieyin stared blankly at his hand. Although he had used a great deal of magic power, enough to kill someone from a distance, Hongyun... the Heavenly Dao Saint with the highest magic power besides the Dao Ancestor, and someone he often fought with, could he be injured so easily?

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"Despicable scoundrel!" Zhen Yuanzi put Hongyun down and walked towards Jieyin.

With wide, sweeping sleeves and domineering magical power, the palace on Mount Sumeru was reduced to ruins in just a few moves, while Zhen Yuanzi was wielding Jieyin and beating him up amidst the ruins.

Hongyun was injured, and it was from the despicable act of Jieyin's sneak attack. That was a duel between two saints, not the two of them coming to Mount Sumeru to cause trouble.

Although it still goes against the will of Heaven, Heaven cannot punish Hongyun and the other two.

If Heaven only punishes Hongyun and Zhenyuanzi, it is clearly showing favoritism. Hongyun will then have a reason to complain to Zixiao Palace, and Heaven will not be able to argue with Hongjun.

Hongyun, leaning weakly against a nearby tree, asked, "I'll ask you one last time, are you willing to compensate me? Cough cough~"

Jieyin could easily see through Hongyun's intentions. Despite his already battered and gruesome appearance, he still glared at Hongyun through gritted teeth: "Despicable, scoundrel!"

Hongyun burst out laughing. To make such a despicable person so angry and even call him despicable, he must have been despicable in a very successful way!

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"If you've got the guts, then kill me!" The guide was so enraged that he lost his mind and shouted madly.

Hongyun and Zhenyuanzi exchanged a glance. Since he had made this request, it wouldn't be right for them, as fellow Heavenly Saints, not to grant it.

The two of them used their combined magical power to slam into Jieyin's body.

With a loud "boom," Mount Sumeru began to tilt from its waist, and a cloud of blood mist slowly rose into the air.

The thunder in the sky suddenly grew dozens of times thicker. When Hongyun heard the thunder, he fell to the ground, spitting out a mouthful of blood that stained his clothes and face.

"Ahem~ That despicable man, we didn't even have the numbers to defeat him, yet he still dared to launch a sneak attack, truly shameless!"

Zhen Yuanzi helped Hongyun up, glanced at the still furious Tiandao, and without using his magic, helped Hongyun down the mountain step by step.

Huiyu followed behind, staggering, the three of them looking utterly miserable.

Thunder lingered in the sky, occasionally striking the ground beneath the red clouds, sometimes rising from the trees nearby. The entire western sky was filled with a sense of threat and warning.

Hongyun knew she had done the right thing; if she hadn't been injured, she probably wouldn't have been able to leave Mount Sumeru so easily.

After traveling halfway, Hongyun coughed up another mouthful of blood and collapsed into Zhen Yuanzi's arms, unconscious.

"Hongyun, Hongyun!" Zhen Yuanzi called out anxiously twice. Ignoring everything else, he directly hugged Hongyun in his arms and took Huiyu back to Wuzhuang Temple with him.

The golden pills were stuffed into Hongyun's mouth as if they were free, and magical power was continuously poured in, and Hongyun slowly opened her eyes.

"I'm fine, it just looks serious," Hongyun said with a smile, trying to comfort her.

Zhen Yuanzi's face was gloomy, and he ignored him.