Invincibility Begins with a Super Fairy Manny novel Chapter 1341

Chapter 1341: Chapter 1338: A Calamity That Fills the Skies, Disdainfully Ignored (4th Update)

"You’re referring to Baili Shaoguang, Jin Haorang, and Zeng Jialiang, correct?" The middle-aged man wearing a white flower laughed gleefully, his mirth deepening.

"Those three fools—who knows what warped thoughts they’ve entertained—actually dared to question His Majesty and the State Preceptor’s decisions. And they remain obstinately defiant. Now, their respective family heads have apprehended them. I’d wager tonight’s feast will be their public apology."

"Tsk, tsk, what fools courting death! I bet their families are utterly at their wit’s end over this mess!" someone chuckled mockingly.

Just as the crowd conversed freely, a commotion stirred at the entrance.

The crowd instinctively parted to both sides.

Those gathered, nobles and dignitaries alike, fell silent, lifting their gazes toward the door. 𝐟𝕣𝕖𝐞𝐰𝕖𝚋𝐧𝗼𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝗰𝐨𝐦

An entourage, walking with precise rhythm, first emerged as the vanguard. Behind them followed eunuchs and maids dressed in lavish ceremonial attire. Only after they had entered the grand hall did an aging, corpulent figure clad in regal robes slowly step into view.

At the sight of this elderly man, everyone in attendance bowed in unison.

"Greetings to Your Majesty! Greetings to the State Preceptor!"

The newcomer was none other than the ruler of Jing Country, Jing Hanhai!

Beside him stood a man cloaked in black robes, his complexion pale as death and his demeanor exuding arrogant disdain.

This was Jing Country’s current Great National Teacher, the most trusted confidant of Jing Hanhai, known as Qing Mo, the one reputed to be able to commune directly with the Holy Realm.

Their arrival instantly electrified the atmosphere within the hall.

Despite Jing Hanhai’s imposing frame, years of indulgence had rendered him frail. After taking just a few steps, he was already visibly panting for breath. Observing Qing Mo, who floated with eerie grace, seemingly defying gravity, Jing Hanhai couldn’t conceal the envy in his gaze.

"Ah, if only I could move about as effortlessly as the State Preceptor—what a life that would be!"

Qing Mo let out a measured chuckle, though his smile carried an unmistakable chill. "Your Majesty flatters me. With your natural gifts, achieving mastery as a Ghost Master is entirely within your reach."

Jing Hanhai’s eyes lit up. "Do you mean it, Preceptor?"

Qing Mo burst into laughter. "Have I ever deceived Your Majesty? Besides..."

Leaning closer, Qing Mo’s voice dropped to a conspiratorial murmur. "At present, Your Majesty is in the prime of your life, and there’s no reason not to revel fully in worldly pleasures. Once your physical vessel has completely worn out, I’ll help you ascend as a perfected spirit."

Jing Hanhai’s face broke into a jubilant smile. "Good! As expected of my State Preceptor. You understand me perfectly!"

As he spoke, Jing Hanhai clapped Qing Mo on the shoulder with uncharacteristic intimacy.

Witnessing this exchange, the gathered nobles felt a tremor within their hearts, and they promptly showered Qing Mo with effusive praise.

Qing Mo responded with nothing but a cold smile, remaining silent. Then, turning to Jing Hanhai, he said, "Your Majesty, since today is a celebration banquet, why not address the matter of the Baili Family, Jin Family, and Zeng Family first?" 𝒇𝙧𝙚𝓮𝙬𝙚𝓫𝒏𝓸𝓿𝓮𝒍.𝓬𝙤𝓶

At Qing Mo’s suggestion, Jing Hanhai hesitated briefly but nodded in agreement. "You’re right, State Preceptor. Those three have been far too arrogant."

The three family heads standing below all visibly winced, their expressions turning exceptionally grim.

Jing Hanhai turned toward them and spoke sharply. "Didn’t you hear me? Bring forth your rebellious offspring immediately! You’ve truly disappointed me!"

"Yes, Your Majesty!" The family heads dared not oppose him, their faces etched with bitterness as they bowed in compliance.

Soon.

Baili Shaoguang, Jin Haorang, and Zeng Jialiang—bound with heavy ropes—were escorted into the hall.

The three bore visible injuries, their spirits clearly battered. Yet, even in such a state, their expressions betrayed no fear. Their eyes were resolute, and upon being brought to the front, they stood proud, refusing to kneel!

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