Chapter 806

The recollection continues. The heavenly tribulation and earthly calamity end, and a newly advanced tribesman thanks Dong Fang Chang Fan as first supreme elder. ^{ch. 806}

He stands alone after beating five righteous path Gu Immortals. He names the move myriad star fireflies. ^{ch. 806}

Immortal Crane Sect confronts him for killing a disciple. He answers that benefits alone are eternal: Central Continent schemes in Northern Plains, and the righteous path ostracizes Dong Fang tribe. Called a poor Gu Immortal, he offers possession, a lifespan-extension method from Giant Sun Immortal Venerable, startling the sect. ^{ch. 806}

He flees the true inheritance secluded domain at Eighty-Eight True Yang Building, coughing blood amid flying meteors, having failed to get what he wanted. Smiling bitterly, he settles for what remains within reach instead of forcing the matter. ^{ch. 806}

In youth, an opponent who once shamed him begs for mercy. He kills him with one blow instead of sparing a firmer, fearless man, then wonders why he had ever lost to someone so disappointing. ^{ch. 806}

An old beggar asks his name. Calling Dong Fang Chang Fan ill-fitting, he promises his most important inheritance, believing the boy will make a name barring surprises. ^{ch. 806}

At a fighting competition among Dong Fang tribe, Meng tribe and Gong tribe, he kneels in utter defeat as Dong Fang Guang Yao. His opponent, mocking Dong Fang tribe’s decline, renames him Dong Fang Chang Fan by the rules of the match. Too weak to resist, he accepts. He vows to become extraordinary, avenge his tribe, and restore its glory. ^{ch. 806}

In an instant, nine wills relive his life, seeing how greatly his tribesmen’s deaths and the loss of Jade Pool blessed land anguished him. Some fade; the rest, engulfed, concede something incredible in him. His will refuses to be ordinary, and repeats his vow of vengeance. The extremely perilous battle of wills ends in his victory. ^{ch. 806}

Opening his eyes, he finds a black-robed Gu Immortal before him, Fang Yuan. Still composed, he asks how he was found. Fang Yuan calls it luck: growing suspicious of Qie Shi Min’s death, he traced a hidden underground cavern. ^{ch. 806}

Dong Fang Chang Fan disagrees: his thirty split shadows cost little time. He had left Qie Shi Min’s corpse and Immortal Gu as bait, and his cavern’s rabbit den did not deceive Fang Yuan. He calls Fang Yuan’s intelligence far more frightening than his strength. ^{ch. 806}

Fang Yuan asks if this is a dying man’s flattery. Chang Fan answers that Fang Yuan arrived only slightly late, since moments earlier the battle of wills would have left him unable to resist, and shows immense confidence. Fang Yuan promises to withdraw and concede superior strength if his own method fails, calling him Northern Plains’ foremost wisdom path immortal. ^{ch. 806}

Fang Yuan produces Dong Fang Qing Yu, kept hidden since his strength path hands swept up Dong Fang tribe captives. Seeing her, a second will, Dong Fang Yu Liang, surges up crying for his sister. Chang Fan suppresses it and regains control. ^{ch. 806}

Fang Yuan tells Yu Liang to watch, then tears her arm free. The wound spews blood as she screams. Chang Fan curses, then loses control, and Yu Liang, in a screaming madness, vows to kill Fang Yuan. ^{ch. 806}

Fang Yuan’s giant hand reaches for Yu Liang, but a light pillar stops it. Chang Fan, briefly in control, condemns harming a mortal. Fang Yuan’s claw presses Qing Yu’s head completely into her chest, killing her. Chang Fan loses control as the pillar fails. ^{ch. 806}

Fang Yuan crushes Yu Liang’s body to paste. Severely weakened from the battle of wills, Chang Fan’s soul cannot flee, and Fang Yuan catches it and takes his inheritance. An intense shock wave marks the death as his immortal aperture falls and forms an ownerless blessed land. Fang Yuan conceals the wave as best he can and leaves once the blessed land settles. ^{ch. 806}