Way Of Choices Chapter 703 – A Story About A City And A Blade (Ii) (2/2)

The Tang Second Master looked at wang Po and laughed

Just as he usually did, he opened his mouth but issued no noise

Every word that had just co Po

wang Po looked at his face, and that desire, that irew more and more intense

But how could he do it?

He was not a person who sold his straightness in pursuit of fahty as ahile blade?

Madam Mu walked out of the hall and raised her head to the sky

Snoas currently falling froardless of what bystanders saw, in her eyes, the snow and clouds were sheep that had white and soft wool

Wherever her gaze fell, the snowflakes would scatter and the clouds would graduallyherded (TN: Mu 牧, Madam Mu's surname, and the surname of all other members of the Great Western Continent's Iht, Mao Qiuyu's expression grew abnor despite the lack of wind

She drew back her gaze and looked to sohtly chilly ser sister punished by you here?”

Besides Empress of the Demi-humans, she had another identity: Chief Princess of the Great Western Continent Her younger sister was a once-Prefect of the Orthodoxy—Mu Jiushi+

Back when Shang Xingzhou had wanted to expel Chen Changsheng from the Orthodoxy and pushed forward Mu Jiushi+ as successor to the Pope, the matter had naturally been closely related to Madarew cal in the breeze

The snow in front of the hall was taken up by the wind and sent in all directions, heedlessly scattering into the shadows of the various halls and palaces, revealing several figures

Daoist Baishi+

Linghai Zhiwang

An Lin

Daoist Siyuan

The five Prefects, the strongest powers of the Orthodoxy, had all arrived

And this place was the Li Palace

Even if she was a Saint, she was not able to act freely and without rival

Let alone the fact that though the Pope was extremely ill, he was still the Pope

Mao Qiuyu looked at her and sternly asked, ”Empress, do you truly wish to treat my Orthodoxy as an ene the Orthodoxy as an ene not represent the Orthodoxy?”

Mao Qiuyu, Linghai Zhiwang and the other Prefects did not seem affected, but their Dao hearts had already chilled

They knew that if htest lack of propriety, the Orthodoxy was highly likely to confront the greatest internal strife since the Holy Maiden went south

Shang Xingzhou was also a legitimate successor of the Orthodoxy, and also the Pope's senior brother One thousand years ago, he had lived in the Li Palace

From a certain perspective, after the Pope's death, it was him that was best able to represent the Orthodoxy

Mada with her question was plain to see

The snowstorm over the Li Palace suddenly intensified

The snowstorm over the Imperial Palace suddenly intensified

The western wind rolled up snowflakes and pelted against the side door of a palace hall

The door was pushed open, but the snow and ere unable to enter, as Shang Xingzhou alking out

In order to subdue the Pavilion of Heavenly Secrets and stabilize the court for His Majesty in the shortest amount of time, he had paused for many days within this room

Today, he walked out

He was prepared to leave the palace

He wanted to go to the Li Palace

Ten-some Daoists of profound cultivation level walked out of the snow and followed behind him