Heaven Refining physique-Chapter 193: Capturing the Perpetrator

Jiang Hao knew that he was definitely someone outstanding, but he never knew that he was this strong.

Well, if Senior Huan thought he would be able to handle the lion, then he was at least as strong as it.

That meant a Heavenly Emperor Realm cultivator, or maybe even higher. It was quite interesting to think that the Mountain Sword Sect had someone like that.

Jiang Hao and Huan Caiyi returned, and Jiang Hao looked around but didn’t see Yao Ying.

Fenglai was being taught by Sister Mei Ying. Although Jiang Hao really didn’t know what she was teaching him, Fenglai was definitely listening with drool in his mouth.

His senior sister was practicing her sword way, and Senior Zhi seemed to be guiding her.

Senior Yao might already be in her house, but he didn’t want to disturb her. He would wait for a day here. If she came out, then he would ask her. Otherwise, he would go to the Dark Forest to battle some beasts.

He was about to go find himself a good spot when Yao Ying came out.

He sighed and went to her.

"Senior, can you tell me how they came to that decision?"

Jiang Hao was sure she would understand what he meant.

Yao Ying didn’t say anything to him and just beckoned him to come near her.

Jiang Hao was already close enough, so that meant she wanted him to come within a hand’s distance.

He didn’t know if he should do it or not, because it was already feeling quite strange just standing near her.

He sighed inwardly and suppressed his thoughts with sheer will, stepping forward. Even when suppressed, he could feel his blood flow increase. novelbuddy-cσ๓

He came near her and avoided looking at her.

When Jiang Hao was within the appropriate distance, Yao Ying placed her finger on his forehead, and immediately, scenes flashed through his eyes.

He saw everything—and also understood who it was and where he lived.

After witnessing it all, he slowly stepped back and bowed.

"Thank you, Senior."

After saying that, Jiang Hao disappeared. But this exchange wasn’t hidden. Huan Caiyi and the others definitely saw it.

They could tell that something was different with Jiang Hao ever since he had arrived.

It wasn’t hard to figure out—his calmness in front of Yao Ying seemed more forced than natural.

It was very unusual for him. Was it because Yao Ying was so beautiful that even he got affected? That might be a possibility—but knowing him for so long, they felt that wasn’t the case.

His will wasn’t weak enough to be swayed by beauty.

Huan Caiyi wanted to ask Yao Ying about it but stopped herself. Although they had become sisters, they still didn’t know each other that deeply. Not to mention, she felt a little self-conscious about the fact that Yao Ying was already at the level she dreamed of reaching, despite being the same age.

No matter whether she was from the upper world or not, it wouldn’t change the fact. People didn’t see the advantages—only the achievements.

But she also had no doubt that it wouldn’t take long to get acquainted with Yao Ying, because she didn’t seem opposed to talking to them.

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Jiang Hao appeared in the city where he had first arrived at the beginning of his cultivation journey.

He went and bought some clothes for himself. He really had to ask Senior Zhi to make him some stronger ones.

Not much had changed in the city—it was still bustling with lots of cultivators going out to the forest or coming back from it.

Jiang Hao remembered how he had gone out with the Mountain Sword Sect disciples, how he had taken the pillar test.

To think that such a small action had put his mother’s life in danger—this went to show how even a seemingly trivial act could affect your life to a level where regret meant nothing.

The person who had revealed his information was none other than the burly cultivator who had reached green color in the test and was quite confident about tagging along with the Mountain Sword Sect disciples.

But that man’s hopes were shattered by Jiang Hao, and this caused a reaction that led to a situation where Jiang Hao’s mother’s life had been threatened.

Jiang Hao was more than willing to give his life for his mother, so this was something he wouldn’t take lightly.

Senior Yao had even shown him where this man was right now, so he made his way there.

He arrived in front of a brothel. He knew what this place was—he wasn’t clueless about male-female relations.

He opened his spirit sense. Opening spirit sense in public could offend many people, but he didn’t care for their opinions and scanned the whole establishment.

Before anyone could react to his blatant use of spirit qi, he found the person he was looking for. He had seen his physique, so it was easy to identify.

Jiang Hao teleported inside the room. The burly man was on top of a woman, both seemingly lost to all senses, enjoying themselves without even noticing his arrival.

Jiang Hao shook his head, grabbed the burly man by the hair, and yanked him away. The man was shocked, but before he could even think about what had happened, Jiang Hao teleported again, taking him away.

They appeared deep inside the Dark Forest—so deep that no Core Formation cultivator would even dare to come this far.

After arriving, Jiang Hao threw the man to the ground.

The burly man had reached the Late Stage of the Foundation Realm, which was quite surprising for an average cultivator like him. It looked like he had received enough resources from the three sects in return.

The man gathered himself and looked toward Jiang Hao while trying to cover himself. He was stunned to find himself in the Dark Forest. He was beyond terrified.

Not to mention, the man really didn’t know why he was being targeted. He definitely didn’t remember making an enemy of this level.

He was just a nobody—why would anyone even want to target him? This was beyond his comprehension.

Just as he was thinking about what he should say, he saw the person who had brought him here remove his plain mask.

When he saw who it was, he was shocked to the core. How could he not know who it was?

The person the most powerful sects were looking for—the one he had personally provided information about.

But how?

Those three sects wouldn’t go and tell Jiang Hao that he was the one who had leaked the information, right?

Definitely not. Then how did Jiang Hao know?

Because there was no other reason for Jiang Hao to target him.

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