546: Chapter 393 546: Chapter 393 Loving someone deeply makes you care much about how they think and leads you to accommodate them—which is exactly what these eight women do, so lovestruck and docile.
Tang Yanhong is actually one of the nine women deeply in love with Jiang Tang.
Known for her forthright personality, she too becomes gentle and lively in the presence of this man.
Among the other hundreds of people, there’s also a woman—Xiao Xiang, the mother of Liu Jiaojiao.
The expressions of the hundreds of young men vary widely.
As a woman with experience, Xiao Xiang understands that attraction between men and women is entirely a matter of aura.
It’s the virtues inherent in each person, purely a matter of fate—some are drawn by inner qualities, others by abilities.
Regardless, the traits that attract others are wholly a combination of personal capability and charisma.
Jiang Tang heard the man known as Odd Tang retort with a sneer:
“Humph, don’t pretend you’re so noble.
You all saw that golden energy and followed, wanting to get hold of that young man’s power.
Now you hypocritically talk about protecting the younger generation when you’re really just trying to profit from it.
Don’t act so high and mighty.
You’re no better than me; I just want that golden energy!”
“Golden energy?” Jiang Tang murmured softly to himself, wondering if it could be the Golden Crystal he had given to Ye Tian that had attracted so many powerful individuals from their seclusion.
Jiang Tang found it hard to believe.
Even if the Golden Crystal’s energy was precious, these men were not so superficial.
Perhaps there was a mad rush for it—for the likes of Odd Tang, at least.
But it seemed unlikely for the other powerful individuals, as they lacked a Golden Spirit Root.
Watching their expressions, they didn’t seem so enthusiastic about the golden energy.
He was curious what drew them all out.
He felt it necessary to eavesdrop further and understand the whole situation.
As he did so, he informed Ye Tian that he had arrived, telling him to relax inside the spaceship, entrusting the outside matter to him.
Jiang Tang didn’t tell Ye Tian that his ancestor was also there, as well as the ancestor of the Immortal Sect.
Ye Tian had been repairing a robot inside and, hearing Jiang Tang’s words, apologized:
“Jiang Tang, I’m sorry for causing trouble and for your having to rescue me.
I accidentally revealed the golden energy on the spaceship because I was refining an artifact and hadn’t activated the ship’s Array.
Only then did Jiang Tang understand why these people were following Ye Tian.
But he didn’t reveal to Ye Tian that those outside might not be after the gold energy alone—they might be there for another reason as well.
Comforting Ye Tian briefly, saying there were no worries and that he would handle things outside.
Ye Tian, aware of Jiang Tang’s formidable abilities and that he had arrived undetected, understood the gap between them and could only calmly wait inside the spaceship.
Jiang Tang was momentarily distracted but soon continued to watch the spat among those within the barrier, observing their used Spells.
Although he had come out of the North Cit Immortal Sect, Jiang Tang had never encountered the Spells these two ancestors were using.
He had only been too feeble when he had access to the Scripture Pavilion to check out more profound Secret Manuals.
Once his abilities improved and he acquired Secret Manuals in his own space, why would he need to visit the Immortal Sect’s Scripture Pavilion?
He also understood an important point: every person has secrets, including their Magical Treasures and Secret Manuals.
Some can be shared, but others cannot, just like his own best Secret Manuals which were not for sharing.
One was casting Earth Spells, letting the opponent taste a bit of everything; the dust in the air within the barrier was his doing, applying mountain-moving powers on changeable Earth Spells.
Jiang Tang also possessed an Earth Spirit Root.
He took the opportunity to study others’ Spells, comparing them with the Secret Manuals in his space, hoping to gain some insight.
Another elder from the Immortal Sect used Fire Spells.
The combination of earth and fire assailed their adversary, turning his golden Spells and energy into blazing red.
The air within the barrier must have been scorching hot.
But it didn’t affect these great individuals at all—they were protected by their defensive Spells.
Then he observed Old Monster Ye from the Ye Family, whose skills differed from the others.
His were of wind and thunder, somewhat similar to his friend Luo Yaxuan.
But Old Monster Ye was far more powerful and used advanced Spells.
One could imagine the havoc these individuals would wreak if they fought together without a barrier.
The people below could be facing disaster while they battled high above.
The powerful ones had their wits about them, yet their current speech and behavior hardly resembled mature thinking.
They were as their nicknames implied, old monsters with eccentric characters!
It was Old Monster Ye who responded with a chuckle, “Ha, call you shameless and vile, and yet you won’t admit it.
We were just following, not attacking a younger one like you.
If you want something, why don’t you ask for it openly?
You, the old bully, took it by force.
I didn’t know that youngster was related to me before, but now that I know, I can’t call myself Ye if I don’t give you a beating.”
Angered by the response, Odd Tang from the Tang Sect thought, three against one, huh?
He would have to use his trump card.
A sinister smile appeared on his face as he began to move, shaking a sleeve to release the poison powder.
“Hmph, let’s see how arrogant you can be—taste my power!”
The three simply detected an unpleasant fishy smell in the air and hastily held their breath, yet it was slightly too late; they already caught a whiff of the poison.