Tian Luo's Warning
Author: Vibrant
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"What do we do now?" Tan Yuan asked the other two with a concerned look on her face.

"If we don't find the mandate in five years, he'll notice what happened and by then we'll have to bear the consequences." Shi Yuan said with clenched fists, Bo Ming was swirling next to her, occasionally whipping out causing the nearby space to crack open.

"We'll have to send out some of our subordinates to find the mandate" Tan Yuan replied.

"And how will they find it? They don't have a way of tracking it, we could've sent a squad of them over but such a movement would alert the others, they're already suspicious of us!"

"We'll just send a squad of small mercenaries, they should be able to deal with any threat in the mortal Realm easily." Du Ying said with a calm voice.

The other two paused for a moment and nodded their heads "Fine, that would work but we have to dispose of them if things go wrong, even if they fail to find the mandate or actually find the mandate they have to die after the mission."

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"The mortal realm is so fun, it's been centuries since I last came here." Yan Ming said with a slight hum, he already forgot the incident with the guards, after all they were nothing more than a bunch of ants in his eyes why would he pay attention to them?

He followed the direction the captain directed him towards, after walking for a few minutes he reached a clearing where he could see the towering walls of the capital up ahead when he suddenly stopped.

In his sight a rampaging torrent was heading towards his direction with an aggressive aura permeating the area, normal spiritual awakening Realm cultivators would've collapsed from the aura but Damion had faced auras billions of times stronger than it, even in a mortal body it wasn't enough to make him falter or show signs of distress.

{Ding! An Ember Core Realm cultivator detected, enemy's level is way too high for the master's current level, suggesting withdrawal}

Damion saw the notification flashing in his sight making a huge frown appear on his face "what do you mean by this? An ember Core realm cultivator in the mortal realm is enough to make me run? Even if I were still in the first layer of the body tempering realm it's more than enough to deal with an ant like this. No bloodline abilities, no gifts, no talents, no titles and you think he's enough to make me retreat?"

{Don't be offended master, your current state is unable to withstand an attack from a powerhouse of this level}

"Forget it, it's useless arguing with you, I've been fighting before you even knew what it was Entoli, fighting is my specialty and I remain unbeaten! How could I possibly lose to a mere mortal?"

The aura approaching with intense ferocity landed a few meters away from Yan Ming, observing the youth standing opposite him without an hint of fear on his face.

'A spiritual awakening Realm cultivator, it can't be him.' Bennett thought with a frown.

"Have you seen anyone else around here? Or do you know what happened to the forest?"

Yan Ming raised his eyes and stared straight at Bennett, the fiery red eyes made Bennett freeze on the spot, his hairs stood on end, his instincts screaming at him to run, peals of sweat dripped down his forehead.

'What is wrong with me? Just a single stare and this.... I can't be scared of a spiritual awakening Realm kid or my centuries of cultivation would've gone to waste!'

"Does it look like there's anyone else here? Ah right, locals from such a backwards planet don't tend to understand such things easily, I could destroy the planet with a single snap of my finger." He replied with his chin raised.

Bennett's lips twitched when he heard Yan Ming's words, it felt more like a kid in his teens spilling out nonsense filled with delusions... 'Right he's a kid in his teens.'

"Such a waste of time." Bennett said with a strong impulse to slap some sense into the brat....

Raising his palm, a surge of energy gathered in his right palm and he waved it towards Yan Ming like swatting an insignificant fly.

Before he could even react or cast any technique he was swatted flat into the floor like a pile of paste, the impact pressed him deep into the ground taking in full mouthfuls of the soil.

'That should teach him some lessons, only this kid was found here. He should know a few things, I'll bring him along with me.' He thought with a slight smirk on his face.

'Destroying the planet? Even I can't dream of it, he really doesn't know his place.'

Yan Ming struggled and crawled out of the hole feeling his entire being disoriented from the brutal impact, he could barely make sense of what was going on when he felt the sensation of being choked and hurriedly knelt on the floor coughing out mouthfuls of sand and dirt with his face turning red from the anger brewing in his mind.

'What just happened? What was that?'

{You're still not used to fighting in this body, there are a lot to take into account master I don't doubt your capabilities but right now you're in a human body, your physique is gone, your bloodline is gone, your flames are all sealed and your cultivation is way too low, you could win if you were allowed to cast Primordial techniques freely but you lose in speed and physical brute strength your chances of winning are close to null}

He knelt on the floor with a fuming face while Bennett watched him with an amused look on his face. 'Looks like he's having a hard time accepting the fact his seemingly "invincible" self was slapped into the ground, kids like these are full of ambition but boast too much, I just need to teach him a little lesson. He'll appreciate me later.'

{Asides from all that, even if you could defeat him successfully there are other auras in the city with even greater intensity than his. I doubt they'll watch that happen without stepping in}

"You should've said that earlier!" Yan Ming said through gritted teeth when another palm descended on his frail figure slamming him right back into the pit.

{I tried to warn you master}

'I'll remember this grievance and blow up this planet for real, how dare you disgrace me!'

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