Campus Cultivation Master-Chapter 357 - 0358: I Disagree [Part 2]

Upon hearing Elder Yin’s words, Chu Feng’s expression involuntarily changed.

Only within Zhang Shisan’s narrative of the Jinghu World were the sects commonly discussed. Outsiders rarely knew of them, yet Elder Yin knew that he was using the Carefree Sect’s unique Acupoint Technique. This revealed that Elder Yin was also from a sect, coming from that very Jinghu World mentioned by Zhang Shisan.

Moreover, Chu Feng, observing Elder Yin, thought further. The Carefree Sect had been annihilated for at least thirty years. According to Zhang Shisan, it must have involved some of those who participated in the annihilation of the Carefree Sect back then.

"You were one of the participants back then!" Chu Feng’s eyes flashed coldly as he stared at Elder Yin and asked sharply.

Elder Yin, looking at Chu Feng, said, "I never expected that there would still be remnants of the Carefree Sect surviving to this day."

Chu Feng, watching Elder Yin, said, "You indeed took part in the events of that time. Today, I shall reclaim a bit of interest on behalf of my master."

Elder Yin, looking at Chu Feng, sneered, "Kid, your master has not even died yet, and he even accepted such a useless disciple as you. But today is perfect, I will ensure that your Carefree Sect ends completely."

Chu Feng said, "End completely? I am afraid you don’t have the capability! Moreover, the fact that you have appeared among the common folk suggests you were also expelled. If you die, I doubt anyone would even burn paper for you."

"Boy! You are seeking death!" Elder Yin, hearing Chu Feng’s words, was infuriated.

Chu Feng said disdainfully, "Did I touch a sore spot? No need to get angry, I will soon send you to Hell. But you’d better sort out your affairs first, lest you won’t have the chance later. It’s best if you also tell me about your sect so that when I go to your sect to collect debts, I can casually inform them of your death."

"You will die, boy!" Elder Yin growled lowly, then his figure flashed, darting towards Chu Feng like lightning.

"Swoosh!"

A cold light streaked towards Chu Feng’s eyes, the friction of fingernails and air creating a tearing sound.

"Bang!"

Chu Feng stood from afar, unmovable, only to suddenly throw a punch when Elder Yin got close.

Later in action but first in reaching him, Chu Feng’s punch directly blasted into Elder Yin’s chest.

Elder Yin, looking at Chu Feng’s seemingly soft punch, did not take it seriously. However, as the punch came close, a great sense of danger also made Elder Yin’s heart skip a beat.

"Spurt!"

Elder Yin was hit by the punch, spewing out blood, his body flying backward.

After tumbling over several tables, Elder Yin ended up feebly collapsing onto the ground.

Elder Yin looked at Chu Feng with a terrified expression and said, "You are not injured!"

Chu Feng said, "Who said I am not injured? I am injured. Don’t talk nonsense, or others might think I did not exert any effort."

Elder Yin said, "But how could you recover so quickly?"

Chu Feng rolled his eyes and said, "That’s why I say you are old. Who told you that I can’t recover this quickly after being injured?"

Elder Yin, looking at Chu Feng, also manifested fright and despair in his eyes.

Chu Feng stepped toward Elder Yin and said, "Didn’t you want to learn our Carefree Sect’s unique Acupoint Technique? Today, I will demonstrate it for you."

After saying this, Chu Feng moved his hands consecutively, rapidly targeting several of Elder Yin’s major acupoints.

"Ah!"

Elder Yin, having his acupoints struck by Chu Feng, also let out a scream. He felt as if countless ants were gnawing inside his body.

This sensation drove Elder Yin mad.

"Ah!"

"Ah!"

Elder Yin dug his nails into his skin, trying to scratch out the ants crawling inside his body.

But the more he scratched, the itchier he became, and soon, numerous bloody holes appeared on his body, all inflicted by his own nails. The sight was terrifying to behold.

Eventually, Elder Yin took his last breath, dying beneath his own nails.

Such a manner of death left everyone in the room breathless, staring at Elder Yin’s corpse as if they had entered Hell itself.

Chu Feng glanced at Elder Yin and no longer cared about his identity.

Elder Yin was nothing more than an outcast from a sect, and having stooped to collaborate with the Tie Family, he likely wasn’t a high-level figure. Even if he knew anything, it probably wasn’t much—better to go directly to Zhang Shisan.

Chu Feng turned around and looked at Wu Mingzhe, whose face was as pale as ashes, and said, "Didn’t expect me to show up, did you? Didn’t expect me to be unharmed, right?"

Wu Mingzhe clenched his fists and remained silent. He indeed hadn’t expected this, especially how Chu Feng had recovered his strength; it had never crossed his mind.

Taoist Buxie had told him that at the very least, Chu Feng wouldn’t be able to use his inner strength for a month. As for a full recovery, that would take at least three months. Yet it hadn’t even been half a month, and Chu Feng had already regained his strength, leading to Wu Mingzhe’s complete defeat.

Chu Feng looked at Wu Mingzhe and said, "The things you want to know, even if I told you, you wouldn’t understand them fully. Let me tell you something you can understand. Do you really want to know how I found out about this well-hidden manor of yours, how I found out and made my way here?"

Indeed, this was what Wu Mingzhe was curious about, as this place was his secretly owned property. Even the Wu Family didn’t know about it, and he was sure that Zhuang Xinyan and An Wenxing hadn’t contacted Chu Feng. So, how did Chu Feng find out about this place?

Chu Feng said, "No need to guess, I have a very good partner. I happened to bring him here; let’s you meet him."

Chu Feng clapped his hands, and Wu Di walked in from the doorway.

Seeing Wu Di enter from outside, Wu Mingzhe’s eyes showed a hint of mercilessness.

"It’s you!" Wu Mingzhe spat through gritted teeth.

Wu Di looked calmly at Wu Mingzhe, completely devoid of the arrogance and irrationality he had when facing Chu Feng before, as if he had transformed entirely.

"You should have guessed it already, no need to be so agitated," Wu Di said calmly.

Wu Mingzhe said, "I did not harm you, yet you choose to harm me—aren’t you afraid that our family will find out?"

Wu Di said, "You didn’t harm me? Then explain how you replaced me. Being replaced by you was indeed a great lesson for me. At least it made me see you clearly."

Wu Mingzhe looked at Wu Di and said, "What good does collaborating with Chu Feng do for you? Don’t forget, Chu Feng is your enemy—he has humiliated you more than once."

Having lost his biggest trump card, it was a lie if Wu Mingzhe said he wasn’t scared.

Wu Di said, "There’s indeed no benefit in collaborating with Chu Feng, but it’s still better than working with you."

Chu Feng looked at Wu Di and said, "How come there’s no benefit to collaborating with me, look at these two; aren’t they benefiting a lot?"

Wu Di said, "I’m different from them; they are your friends, and I am your enemy."

Chu Feng looked at Wu Di and said, "You really have matured; I fear I have cultivated a formidable enemy for myself."

Wu Di said, "I’m no longer worthy to be your enemy; I just want to reclaim what is mine."

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