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... er, the guardian beast of Cang Xuan, has not appeared in this world for a long, long time, let alone made a move.

We can see the origin of Bahuang Guixu.

It is enough to prove that the other party has seen it with his own eyes and even fought against Xuan Master.

It is normal for a person like this old monster to recognize Bahuang Guixu.

The second elder was also stunned when he heard the old man's somewhat old words.

"Cangxuan Guardian Beast?! Why would C ...

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