Ms. Doctor Divine

The reason why members of the Moon Sect sought to provoke her, leading to her impulsive response, stemmed from their perception that this female disciple of the Supreme Sect was merely a Martial God. However, the question lingered: where had she acquired her martial prowess? Her speed was so astonishing that no one could lay a hand on her.

If this situation persisted, the Moon Sect disciples risked losing their magical power and succumbing to frustration. Should she seize the opportunity, victory might be within her grasp.

It wasn’t a matter of the Moon Sect’s inability to tolerate defeat; rather, it was the prospect of losing to this Martial God-affiliated female disciple that they couldn’t bear. If word of such an outcome spread…

Furthermore, post-contest rewards held significant importance for the Supreme Sect. Moon Sect was determined not to make any blunders in this regard.

Hence…

They ridiculed the Supreme Sect’s female disciple, believing that her haste would inevitably lead to her downfall at the hands of the Moon Sect disciples. This assessment was shared by both sides.

Upon hearing these remarks, the disciples from the Supreme Sect remained unconvinced, particularly Di Hongyun. He stepped forward vehemently when he heard that Gu Chaoyan’s sole tactic was evasion. He asserted, “Are you afraid that our Junior Sister will emerge victorious? In this contest, she is free to employ any tactics she deems fit. She’s not beholden to your commands. Junior Sister is merely a Martial God, and her ability to dodge numerous attacks from a Paragon Warrior is already a remarkable feat.”

“Aren’t you dodging? In the future, when you encounter opponents far more advanced than yourself, will you foolishly invite their strikes? How unwise that would be!”

Di Hongyun retorted fiercely at the Moon Sect representatives.

Hearing his words, the members of the Supreme Sect tried to stifle their laughter, while the Moon Sect disciples wore expressions of dismay.

They had never anticipated encountering someone who would speak about them in such a manner.

For a moment, they were utterly perplexed, unsure of what was transpiring.

After a lengthy pause…

Only then did they recollect that they had refrained from devising any strategies; after all, they hailed from the Moon Sect, and strategic thinking was not their forte.

Before they could fully grasp the situation, Di Hongyun and the disciples from the Supreme Sect were already heaping praise upon their Junior Sister, who was, after all, just a Martial God.

The members of the Moon Sect couldn’t help but roll their eyes.

They hadn’t actually won the contest, yet they were celebrating as if they had secured victory. Their audacity knew no bounds!

They sighed briefly, then resumed watching the contest unfold.

On the stage, the two combatants continued to evade each other’s attacks.

The aggressor was growing impatient, while the dodging individual remained composed.

Mi Xinghe, a disciple of the Moon Sect, finally lost his patience and inquired with a deep voice, “How much longer do you intend to evade me?”

“I have no need to evade,” Gu Chaoyan replied with an innocent smile. “As you wish.”

With those words, Gu Chaoyan unleashed her power and struck at Mi Xinghe so swiftly that he almost couldn’t react in time. Gu Chaoyan didn’t halt there; instead, she took the initiative and launched herself at him. Mi Xinghe didn’t even have a moment to defend against the assault.

His expression darkened.

Observing the spectacle, Di Hongyun addressed the Moon Sect disciples, saying, “Didn’t you claim that Junior Sister wasn’t taking any action?”