Before the Primordial Bell could fall, the gray-robed Taoist flashed, transforming into a streak of gray light and instantly disappearing into the distance.
The Primordial Bell crashed down with a deafening roar, causing the surrounding Primordial Qi to collapse and shatter, and all tangible and intangible things to vanish into nothingness.
However, despite the immense power of the Hongmeng Bell, it was useless if it didn't hit its target.
Just as Hu Le was about to summon the Primordial Bell again, he suddenly sensed something and turned his gaze to the distance.
Two figures could be seen flying rapidly in the distance.
Hu Le's heart stirred, and he temporarily put away the Hongmeng Bell. He did not continue to pursue the gray-robed Taoist, but quietly watched the newcomer.
The visitors were a man and a woman. The woman was dressed in a colorful long dress and looked heroic. Although she was a female fairy, her temperament and appearance were quite similar to the man's.
The man was an elderly man in a purple robe, with white hair and beard, a ruddy face, fair skin, and an aura of an innocent infant.
The female immortal held a long sword in her hand, the blade gleaming with a cold light and extremely sharp.
The old Taoist priest held a dusty, flat cane in his hand. It looked ordinary, but the aura emanating from it was not to be underestimated.
Hu Le glanced at the newcomer and raised an eyebrow.
He clearly sensed the presence of other remaining spiritual light in the two individuals.
Clearly, these two are the transcendent beings who have absorbed the remaining two points of spiritual light.
Originally, he planned to wait until he had dealt with the gray-robed Taoist before looking for the two of them, but he didn't expect that they would come to him on their own before he even went to them.
Little did he know that now that the Gate of the Great Dao had disappeared, the nine layers of primordial chaos were gradually merging into one, and the profound mysteries of the Great Dao, which had been isolated from the outside, were now able to descend upon this place.
After receiving the spiritual light, the two used the power of the Primordial Dao to comprehend its mysteries for a while and then understood its purpose.
It seems that as long as one can comprehend the mysteries of this spiritual light, one can condense a Primordial Dao Fruit.
Such a wonderful feature filled the hearts of these two transcendent cultivators, who had long been barred from attaining the Dao Fruit, with immense joy.
However, they soon discovered that the spiritual light was incomplete, so after calculating again, they finally found out the location of the other spiritual lights.
So, following the guidance of the profound mysteries of the Great Dao, they found Hu Le almost simultaneously.
The female immortal was the first to approach Hu Le. She looked him up and down with sharp eyes. When she saw the Primordial Dao above Hu Le's head, especially the Primordial Dao Fruit immersed in the River of Dao, a hint of envy flashed in her eyes.
However, she quickly looked away, extended her jade-like left hand, and suddenly a point of seven-colored spiritual light appeared in her palm.
Then, she looked at Hu Le and asked indifferently, "Taoist, are the other spiritual lights with you?"
Hu Le nodded slightly upon hearing this.
He naturally disdained to lie.
Moreover, he had refined other Great Dao opportunities, so his aura was impossible to hide. Even if he wanted to lie, he couldn't fool the people who came.
Since it's useless, continuing to lie would only lower one's own status.
"It's fine as long as it's on you! Hurry up and hand it over." Since it concerned the Primordial Dao Fruit, the woman no longer held back.
The gray-robed Taoist priest returned from afar and couldn't help but chuckle upon hearing the female immortal's words.
Hu Le had said the same thing to him before.
Now the tables have turned on him; it's true what they say, the tables have turned.
At this moment, the old Taoist priest, leaning on his cane, came closer and, together with the gray-robed Taoist priest and the female immortal, surrounded Hu Le.
These three people had no prior interaction, but now, due to their shared goal—the opportunity of the Great Dao within Hu Le—they have formed an unspoken understanding.
Seeing this, Hu Le's expression also turned serious. He knew in his heart that this might be the biggest challenge he would face before he could condense his Dao Fruit.
His gaze quickly swept over the three people, finally settling on the spiritual light in the palm of the female immortal.
"Rather than being surrounded by three people, it's better to seize the initiative first!"
Hu Le's mind raced, and the Hongmeng Bell he was holding shook slightly before suddenly emitting a loud bang.
The melodious yet profound sound of the bells spread out like ripples.
As the tolling of the bells spread, the primordial chaos seemed to fall into a deathly silence in an instant.
In an instant, the three were enveloped by the sound of bells.
Although they were all transcendent beings, they still couldn't help but feel dizzy from the sudden impact of the bell.
The next instant, all three of them were thrown backward by an invisible force.
The ray of light that had been floating above the fairy's palm remained in place.
"A great opportunity!"
Upon seeing this, Hu Le turned his gaze and moved instantly, taking a step forward and appearing in front of that point of spiritual light.
His left hand shot out like lightning, precisely seizing the glimmer of light.
The three men's eyes flashed with a cold light when they saw this.
Especially that female immortal, the coldness on her face seemed to freeze into ice.
In just one breath, the three of them regained their footing and then pounced on Hu Le together.
Although their inspiration was taken away by Hu Le, it did not make them give up.
In their view, as long as they beat Hu Le to a pulp, they could easily regain Lingguang.
With a thought, Hu Le suddenly raised the Primordial Bell, which hung above the Great River of Primordial Dao, casting down streams of Primordial Purple Qi to firmly protect him within it.
Just then, the attacks of the three arrived simultaneously.
The longsword, whisk, and crutch—three supreme magical artifacts—carried powerful Dao energy and slammed into the Primordial Purple Qi surrounding Hu Le.
Boom!
A loud explosion rang out. As the three people's magical artifacts struck, the Primordial Purple Qi trembled violently.
The Primordial Bell rotated slightly above Hu Le's head, and the primordial purple energy that was hanging down suddenly trembled, instantly dissolving the power of the Great Dao that was wrapped in the magic weapon.
With the precious bell atop his head, Hu Le was naturally invincible.
After parrying the attacks from the three, Hu Le turned his gaze to the old Taoist priest in purple robes.
There were three spiritual lights that had been lost. He has now retrieved two of them, leaving only the last one in the old Taoist's hand.
The magical artifacts in the hands of the three people could not advance even an inch under the constant scouring of the Primordial Purple Qi; instead, they were almost swept away by the Purple Qi.
They had to pull back their magical artifacts and retreat.
Hu Le suddenly produced a bamboo staff in his hand, moved closer to the old Taoist priest, and with a flick of the staff, swung it straight at the old Taoist priest.
The three wanted to destroy him and seize the opportunity of the Great Dao within him.
He also wanted to kill the old Taoist priest and seize the spiritual light from him...
Powerful beings of their level generally do not wish to form enmities with cultivators of the same level, let alone take action against them.
After all, at their level of cultivation, although they cannot be considered truly immortal, they are actually very difficult to kill.
Once a major karmic connection is formed between people of the same level, it will be extremely difficult to achieve final victory when a fight breaks out.
When such powerful beings clash, the time required to truly determine a victor is often extremely long...
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