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Chapter 38 Shocks the Three Realms

above the sky.

Zhou Bo and his junior sister had just arrived at Zhang Yuan's side when they witnessed this horrifying scene.

"Who is that person?!"

At this moment, Zhou Bo's heart was filled with shock. Compared to the mysterious monster that had just been punched away and whose face had not even been revealed, Xu Lun's identity aroused his suspicion even more.

At the same time.

Many things are happening.

skyline.

The magnificent palaces built of white marble appear so serene and sacred against the starlit night sky.

In the pavilion of a certain building.

In the pale yellow candlelight, a female cultivator with long hair could be seen quietly reading a book.

But the next second, a gust of evening breeze suddenly blew by, lifting her bangs and revealing a pair of gentle eyes as soft as moonlight.

The woman quickly raised her hand to brush her disheveled bangs behind her ear, then turned her head and couldn't help but glance into the distance.

Where did this sudden evening breeze come from?

In the depths of her being, she seemed to sense that something unusual was happening in the earth.

However, given the vast distance between them, and her current level of cultivation, she was still unable to fathom the profound mysteries within.

But if I can't figure it out, why can I perceive it myself?

The woman frowned slightly, finding it somewhat strange.

She quickly looked away, ignoring the strangeness from before, and decided to continue reading quietly.

But as I looked at it, a strange emotion welled up inside me:

That place was also her hometown. Although she hadn't been back for many years, she had devoted herself to cultivation and had never missed it.

For some reason, today, I suddenly had a thought that I wanted to go back to the underworld to take a look.

"How strange..."

The woman muttered something under her breath, suppressed her thoughts, picked up the teacup on the table, took a sip of hot tea, and then continued to concentrate on reading.

Even if I need to return to my hometown, I should finish what I'm currently dealing with first...

at the same time.

In another pavilion not too far from the woman.

In the large room, there was only one chair, facing the starry sky outside the window, which looked very lonely.

On the chair sat a person, silently gazing at the vast starry sky outside, as if lost in thought.

The next second, a golden bolt of lightning suddenly flashed across the night sky and disappeared in an instant.

However, after the lightning flashed, a figure suddenly appeared in the room, walking out from the corner and quickly approaching the man sitting in the chair.

"Did you sense that? There seemed to be some movement over there..."

The visitor asked, his tone revealing a hint of worry.

The man sitting in the chair, holding a teacup, looked into the distance with an air of strategic planning, and calmly said:

"Of course I felt it, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with the Wind and Thunder Academies. Perhaps some conflict broke out among those barbarian tribes..."

The newcomer took a deep breath, stood behind the other person, and stood beside the chair, staring at the world outside. His gaze unconsciously drifted towards another building not far away.

It was a majestic and towering pavilion, like a fortress, consisting of several floors, with a magnificent hall at the very top.

Above the main hall, thunderclouds were dense, and faint thunder could be heard, shaking the surrounding area.

The plaque in front of the hall is prominently inscribed with the three large characters "Leiming Temple".

The man's gaze lingered for a moment, then shifted to the other side:

Opposite Leiming Temple, there is also a very prominent building, standing out among countless pavilions and towers.

Unlike the imposing and cold Thunderclap Temple, this hall is like a pavilion in the sky, floating above many magnificent buildings. Several towering pillars stand around it, and you can even vaguely see many flowers, plants and trees around the hall, making it look like a sky garden.

At the entrance to the garden, the words "Fengyayuan" are prominently engraved on the huge gate.

Leiming Academy and Fengya Academy stand facing each other across a vast plaza, which is the very place Xu Lun had seen through the Bureau's footage.

As for the man sitting in the chair, he was at the very top of the square, with an extremely wide view, as if he could see everything, and it was as if he was deliberately separating the Wind and Thunder Courtyards, like a referee and two boxers.

The mysterious visitor who suddenly arrived beside him stood here, observing everything outside.

He observed for a moment, and seeing no movement in either courtyard, he withdrew his gaze and sighed:

"The conflict between the two academies is escalating. Dean, as the true head of the Azure Sky Divine Academy, you cannot allow this to continue..."

The man sitting in the chair smiled calmly:

"What person in charge? Don't forget there are two great temples above. The Wind and Thunder Academies are only responsible for their respective temples."

As the dean of the theological seminary, I am more like an agent, with only the right to supervise but not to govern.

What can I do besides regularly reporting to the two temples about their struggles over the years?

I am merely an observer. If I am responsible, it is for those newcomers to the Celestial Realm, guiding them to find their own direction and embark on a cultivation path that suits them…

Instead of simply supplying talent to the two houses of government, allowing those children to be manipulated by power and become pawns, or even victims, in the power struggle between the two houses.

The man, holding a teacup and fiddling with the lid, glanced up at the other person and said meaningfully:

"You're no exception, Vice Dean Xu."

The mysterious visitor standing to the side was none other than Vice Dean Xu. He understood the dean's meaning, nodded, and solemnly said:

"Don't worry, as long as I still serve as the chief instructor for freshmen, I will never allow the core members of the two colleges to bring the spirit of competition to these young people."

The dean nodded, then picked up the teacup, brought it to his lips, and took a small sip.

His gaze inadvertently drifted outside again.

Although he said he didn't care about what was happening in the territory, he was actually very curious, even uneasy and worried, about the unusual energy fluctuations that had been emitted earlier.

"I always have a feeling something's going to happen in this era..."

The dean thought to himself silently.

Beside him, Vice Dean Xu stared at the night sky outside, looking at it again and again, and suddenly asked:

"Dean, do you think those guys hiding in the sea will receive this fluctuation?"

The man paused slightly as he fiddled with the teacup lid, pondering:

"You mean the Astrologist?"

Vice Dean Xu nodded:

"These guys always seem to have a premonition of major events."

If this fluctuation is just a normal conflict within the territory, it shouldn't attract the attention of those who observe the stars.

But if even those who possess the ability to sense celestial signs have sensed it, does this mean that this fluctuation might be some kind of omen?