Honey, you didn't really drugged me, did you?-Chapter 473 - 162 Nan Batian: No, impossible, this can’t be possible (Please Subscribe)_2

Chen Jie was originally lying in bed, holding Su Yunjin when he suddenly sat up, his face full of shock.

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Someone wants to assassinate my mentor!

Su Yunjin was awakened by Chen Jie’s sudden movement and sat up, saying to Chen Jie, “Husband, husband, what’s wrong?”

Chen Jie then swallowed and replied, “It’s nothing.”

Seeing his condition, Su Yunjin said, “It’s not nothing. Look at the cold sweat on your forehead. Did you have a nightmare?”

Chen Jie replied, “Yes, I had a nightmare.”

Su Yunjin got up, wearing a bellyband, her pure white back reflecting flawlessly under the moonlight, resembling a beautiful piece of jade.

She stood up, found her handkerchief, squatted in front of Chen Jie, and gently wiped his forehead.

Chen Jie smiled gently at her and said, “I’m fine now, wife. You go to sleep.”

“Are you really okay?”

Chen Jie replied, “I’m really okay, you go to sleep first, and I’ll sit for a while.”

Su Yunjin didn’t really want to sleep, but fearing that Chen Jie would worry about her, she managed a forced smile and said, “Okay.”

Then she lay down in bed, closed her eyes, but her ears were attuned to Chen Jie’s breathing.

Chen Jie calmed his breathing and his mind whirled rapidly.

Someone wanted to kill his mentor, in three days. His mentor should be arriving in Mianshui County by then, which meant the assassin planned to kill his mentor within the boundaries of Mianshui County.

Who could it be?

Chen Jie thought while frowning. He already had a guess in his heart—it must be Nan Batian. If not Nan Batian, who else had his mentor offended?

In fact, his mentor had spent a lifetime being kind to others and had never offended anyone. Encountering this situation now, it was clear he was suffering because of his association with Chen Jie.

But thankfully, there was still time, three days to arrange something.

However, he needed more information to make the necessary arrangements.

Chen Jie was entirely absorbed by this thought.

He planned to have Si Xi investigate tomorrow morning to see if anything recent had happened. Moreover, he couldn’t just sit at home; he would go to the Headquarters tomorrow.

Because of the intelligent system’s refreshing feature—interacting with something would refresh related information—he would meet Nan Batian tomorrow, which would surely provide more information.

With this thought, Chen Jie made up his mind to visit Nan Batian for tea tomorrow.

Thinking this, Chen Jie glanced again at the several pieces of intelligence above. The previous pieces of intelligence were not significantly related to him, but the intelligence system operated this way, randomly refreshing good and bad news.

It even occasionally liked to play the role of a riddler. Fortunately, this time the fifth piece of intelligence was specific enough, or else he would still be guessing.

Ignoring the first four pieces of intelligence, Chen Jie glanced at them once more and summarized that the Zoroastrian Sect’s influence was indeed vast.

Looking at the major Northern uprising sweeping three provinces and twelve Prefecture Cities initiated by one Dharma King of the Zoroastrian Sect—and there were three more such Dharma Kings within the sect:

Sea Dragon Fang Guozhen, Descending Mountain Tiger Du Zundao, Mr. Duozhi Huguan, and Undying Bird Han Miaozhen.

And above these Four Great Dharma Kings were two Venerables and one Sect Leader.

However, Jianghu rumors said that years ago, an internal strife within the Zoroastrian Sect led one Venerable and one Dharma King to leave the sect, significantly weakening its strength.

The Venerable, known as Laughing Buddha, went south and established the Southern Zoroastrian Sect.

Now its power was also tremendous, and this person, who enjoyed wandering, was considered a hermit of the secular world.

And that Dharma King who left the sect was powerful too, currently occupying a stronghold in Jiangnan, establishing the Divine Dragon Sect, and becoming the renowned Divine Dragon Sect Leader, Fang Guozhen, who was also a prominent figure in the Jiangnan Martial Arts.

A famous local magnate.

His Divine Dragon Sect was capable of competing with many reputable sects across the world.

Chen Jie pondered the strength of the Zoroastrian Sect, and had to acknowledge that it was no wonder they dared to confront the court with the power of just one sect—indeed, none of them were simple!

Moreover, the Zoroastrian Sect was even planning a major uprising in the Central Plains, with its Sect Leader personally participating.

Unmoving Ming King Han Shantong, just thinking of this name, Chen Jie felt as if he understood the event of the uprising.