“Elder Li, will Master be okay?” Yuki was very worried. She did not wish to lose anyone anymore. If something happened to her Master, she would probably snap and go on a killing spree.

“She will be fine. Trust your master. For now, you should wash up. The tournament will start again soon.” Elder Li said as he turned to look at one of his own disciples. “Little Yu, you follow them. Watch out for assassins.” 

    “Yes, elder Li.” Senior Sister Yu pulled Yuki by the hand and led her to the baths that were set up just for the girls. Nana and Silvia both followed behind. 

“Junior Sister, you are truly amazing. I do not think there is anyone in the entire Dragon Sect that could do what you did. But do not worry. While you are here, no one will be allowed to touch you.” Senior Sister Yu had to make sure nothing happened to a heaven chosen that would be joining their sect in the future. Yuki and the two girls with her all had the potential to lead the Dragon Sect to new heights.

Yuki snorted. She just saw her master being poisoned. How is that protecting anything? “I will say this now. If anything happens to my sect members, especially my Master, I will slaughter every person in this tournament.”

“Don’t worry. If that does happen, we will assist you.” Senior Sister Yu let out a wave of killing intent. “Even now, our people are searching for the sect responsible for the attack just now.”

“It was the Poison Sunder Sect,” Silvia spoke up. “I know their poison well. And their method of delivery was a poison puppet.”

“I see. I will pass down orders to capture all the disciples of this sect.” Senior Sister Yu did not even question how or why Silvia knew this. She knew that Silvia cared about Yuki and the others, so she would not need to lie at a moment like this.

“I hope so. Or I will be delivering their heads to your elders on a platter.” Silvia eyes were cold. She hoped these Holyland cultivators could actually do what they said and were not all talk.

Senior Sister Yu did not waste any time and sent out a transmission talisman with the information she had just gained. Elder Li quickly received it and sent down orders. But the Poison Sunder Sect was one step ahead. They had all disappeared from the tournament and could not be found anywhere within the area of the Dragon Festival. 

“You are saying they disappeared without a trace?” Elder Li asked as he took in the reports from the leaders of the search teams.

“Elder Li, we can not find them anywhere. They either left before the attack or after, but what I do not get is that their flying boat is still here.” One of the disciples replied.

“It’s still here? Heh. Check all the flying boats that are docked here! I want a full search. Even if the sect masters of these sects refuse, barge onto the boat! I would like to see who dares to attack disciples of the Dragon Sect!” Elder Li was not going to let this pass. Someone actually dared to attack even when he was present. 

“Understood!” 

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In the bath, Yuki’s brain was turning. Nana and Silvia were busy washing her body and hair, so she had plenty of time to try to figure things out. “Silvia, is the Poison Sunder Sect one to attack a major sect for no reason?”

“No. This is something I also found strange. But… if they are to get something out of the deal, then yes, they will attack another sect, no matter who it is. With their poison puppets, it is not only hard to detect their existence but also very dangerous since killing them does nothing but make them explode faster.” Silvia answered.

“Then the only person who could probably make them move is someone from a sect with enough power…. Such as the old bastard from that Smelly Fart Sect.” Yuki could only think of the old man that she had angered time and time again. She even went out of her way to target the members of the Roaring Thunder Sect.

“This is probably most likely the case. The hidden clans here would not use underhanded methods as it would tarnish their family names. But that man would….” Silvia felt Yuki was right about who was the main culprit in all of this.

“Yuki, should we kill all their disciples we face?” Nana asked.

“Yes. We will cut them down limb by limb, ending with their head.” Yuki’s glowed with a murderous light. 

“Silvia, can you make a web around the stages that can block their elders from rushing in?” Yuki asked.

“I can do it in an instant.” Silvia smiled. She knew her Yuki would soon be covered in blood again.

“Then let’s make it rain blood, shall we?” Yuki looked at her girls, who both nodded back at her and knew they were about to make a certain old bastard regret ever trying to face off with them.

Senior Sister Yu, who heard their entire conversation, could only sigh. She knew in that the Dragon Sect was about to take in a person who loved trouble, and trouble loved her. But she had to say, they were very straightforward with their actions. She respected this.