If he wanted to go to Heavenly Gate to rescue Wu Ming, naturally the sooner the better.
But haste without proper preparation would evolve into another outcome—more haste, less speed.
Both Jiang Dali and the Sword Saint could understand this.
So after Jiang Dali stated this, the Sword Saint agreed, but sternly rejected Jiang Dali's idea of "switching to another flesh shell" to fight. If the proposer weren't Jiang Dali, the Sword Saint would probably have felt insulted and rewarded him with a sword strike.
This result was not beyond Jiang Dali's expectations. It was equivalent to someone suggesting to him, "Since you're strong, why don't you swing a hammer and be a blacksmith?" The damage wasn't big, but the insult was very strong.
Therefore, as for the idea regarding Guang Chengzi's Immortal Bone Relics, Jiang Dali had no choice but to temporarily suppress it.
