The Paralysis Technique cast by Xiao Bai, is actually at the Golden Core Level, having little restraining effect on the Redwood Spirit.
The Redwood Spirit realized this and was about to fly into a rage when suddenly, it sensed sothing different from Feng Jun. That thing was ethereal, vast... resembling the rhythm of the Great Dao, although extrely faint, carrying a strong pressure.
"The pressure of a superior!" The Redwood Spirit instantly understood, and this kind of pressure was undoubtedly beyond its reach.
At that mont, it was so frightened that it almost broke out in a sweat—if it had sweat glands.
Regret flooded over it; if it had known that such an existence split a wisp of consciousness, attaching it to Feng Jun, it would never have thought of attacking him—even if it couldn’t make friends, it would have stayed far away.
Unable to restrain itself, it shouted, "Spare !"
However, it was answered by another Paralysis Technique from Xiao Bai—the previous technique targeted a possible Heavenly Demon, and only after paralyzing the Heavenly Demon could the big boss release so pressure to suppress the Redwood Spirit.
The suppressed Redwood Spirit was struck by yet another Paralysis Technique, with a far greater impact than the previous one.
Xiao Bai cast the Paralysis Technique, leaped from Feng Jun’s shoulder, raising its front paw to take a Spirit Beast Bag from him; to those unaware, it might seem like it cared for its ho.
It took away the Soul Stone, and Feng Jun also reached out perfectly, gripping the small tree tightly through the Vermilion Owl Gel, "Retreat!"
In his plan, the Vermilion Owl Gel wasn’t ant for this use, but using it now increased his chances of protection, so he used it casually—this was real combat intuition.
"Booming!" A loud noise, the entire Netherworld Island shook, revealing that this small Redwood was only a tiny part of its main body—the majority was underground—its roots even spread across the entire Netherworld Island.
Feng Jun appears in a forest in Mai Nation, carrying a large mass.
Hold on, why Mai Nation again? Because he worried he couldn’t kill this guy, so he had to bring it to Mai Nation—after all, if harm was going to be done, it shouldn’t be to his own people, right?
As for why worry about not being able to kill the opponent? The reason is simple—the enemy knows Space Techniques.
Anyway, the feud is already sealed; not only does he want revenge, but he worries the opponent also desires vengeance—the fact is, the Redwood Spirit really did this, deploying old plants from years ago, attracting cultivators from the Ten Directions platform.
Even if the Redwood Spirit doesn’t want revenge, Feng Jun can’t tolerate it popping up to harass him now and then—can he cultivate peacefully?
Besides, at his White Pebble Beach base, not only are many of his allies but there are also won from the Earth Realm here. How could he be at ease if this guy targets them?
No matter what the opponent’s attitude is, this grudge must be settled.
At the sa ti, as a cultivator who admires low-key developnt, he considered the possibly existing objective risks—since the Redwood Spirit can set up space independently, it likely isn’t affected by Space Force.
Yet, although Feng Jun is used to being low-key, he doesn’t mind betting when it’s necessary.
Of course, he isn’t blindly betting. He has reason to believe the opponent’s immunity to Space Force is minor—his Space Force destroyed the opponent’s space and even extracted an extrely refined branch.
If he can pull down a part of its body, can’t he pull down the whole thing?
Moreover, even if the opponent isn’t affected by Space Force, he isn’t without a chance, the Redwood Spirit is at Nascent Soul cultivation level, but as long as he handles it well, protects himself, the Nascent Soul... might only have to jump in frustration?
Be aware, this is a low-magic plane, and the Huaxia Daoist Sect unanimously believes—the Buddhist Sect also believes—the Earth Realm can no longer produce any Golden Cores, and on the Kunhao Plane from the mobile phone, although they can condense Nascent Souls, Nascent Souls can’t act easily.
Once they act, they will surely be repelled by the Weimian’s Force.
Feng Jun thinks, even if this Redwood Spirit survives, with its Nascent Soul strength once starting its attack, unless the Earth is shattered, this guy will likely be repelled to Outer Space.
Of course, just knowing wishful thinking is bad; he also prepared other contingency cards, thinking that, at worst, he’ll employ other thods to confront this guy again—he has footprints left in Outer Space.
Anyway, since a battle might occur, he chose to enter the mobile phone in Mai Nation after all, the Mai people will print money globally, a little damage is no problem.
Upon appearing in Mai Nation, Feng Jun imdiately pulls out his mobile phone to check "Nearby Life."
There are many lives but no Redwood Spirit, so he searches for other things like "Nearby Spiritual Energy."
As a result, there is indeed Spiritual Energy, a massive chunk—it’s clearly the Redwood Spirit’s trunk.
Since in the mobile phone, the words don’t appear outside, Feng Jun continues to check other things and surprisingly finds that inside the Redwood Spirit’s body, there are eight Soul Stones of varying sizes.
It’s normal for a Nascent Soul True Immortal to possess a few Soul Stones, so Feng Jun didn’t feel surprised.
He was just a bit curious: Aren’t you a respectable True Immortal, don’t you have a Storage Bag?
However, he quickly had another idea and searched for "nearby soul bodies."
Soul bodies are not just Yin spirits; most spiritual bodies are considered soul bodies—only a few innate spirits are exceptions. More importantly, most heavenly demons are also considered soul bodies.
Sure enough, he discovered three heavenly demons in eight Soul Stones, all in a sealed state, and in one soul body, an "Innate Earth Spirit" was sealed.
This... indeed, so many good things, Feng Jun couldn’t stay inside the mobile phone any longer, he had to get out quickly.
After coming out, he thought for a mont and tried to use the Storage Bag to store the redwood entity.
As he expected, he couldn’t store it—although there are soul bodies in the Soul Stones, and they are sealed, they can’t be considered complete life. But from the perspective of the Heavenly Dao rules, objects with opened spiritual intelligence can’t enter a Storage Bag and can only be placed in a Spirit Beast Bag.
As for why these four soul bodies were not obliterated by Weimian’s Force, the reason is simple: first, heavenly demons are not afraid of Weimian’s Force. They often enter the heart demons of various cultivators, so what’s Weimian’s Force? The plane barrier is life-threatening.
Secondly, the Innate Earth Spirits are also not afraid of Weimian’s Force. Innate Five Elents Spirits do not fear it because the cycle of the Five Elents is commonly found in all planes. Spirits born from these Five Elents consider every plane to be like ho.
However, there are so innate spirits that cannot withstand Weimian’s Force; there’s no need to list them all.
In eight Soul Stones, there were four soul bodies. Feng Jun was very suspicious that the other four Soul Stones might also have soul bodies, but unfortunately, during his action, they were affected and rcilessly obliterated by Weimian’s Force.
Only now did he attentively examine the redwood spirit’s main body, and he was sowhat shocked: It was such a large mass?
The part of the redwood spirit exposed above ground was not tall, just over two ters, and the canopy diater was even less than two ters, but the underground part was truly astonishing—three to four main roots had been broken by him, each over twenty ters long.
The most astonishing part was where several main roots converged—the root’s diater was at least ten ters.
Simply put, the shape of the redwood spirit kind of resembled a Teletubby, with the protruding tree just being the antenna.
In summary, this was an object about ten ters thick, thirty ters long, and also ten ters thick. For volu, it was over three thousand cubic ters, so when Feng Jun saw this size, he instinctively chose to use a Storage Bag rather than a Spirit Beast Bag.
One must know, for ordinary Qi-Refining Cultivators, even a five hundred cubic ter Storage Bag is an unattainable dream.
Feng Jun had a large Spirit Beast Bag, but it was only about one thousand cubic ters, so the imdiate priority was to quickly cut this massive redwood root into several sections and store them using the Storage Bag.
As for the place in the main root containing the Soul Stones, it could be stored in a large Spirit Beast Bag.
But when it ca ti to act, he hesitated a bit—though he had broken many root tendrils, the remaining wood was still relatively intact, with most of its essence present. Disassembling such a large piece of wood seed quite wasteful.
So, the correct choice should be to break open the redwood root, dig out those Soul Stones, and then... store it using the Storage Bag?
With that thought, he acted, pulling out a precious treasure-grade axe and began chopping at the tree roots.
Unfortunately, it was very difficult to break through its defense.
Indeed, Feng Jun was already at high-level Exit-Dust, wielding a weapon wielded by those at the Golden Core Stage, and yet he couldn’t break through a piece of wood’s defense!
Where can you reason this out?
However, to be fair, this wasn’t unexpected. After all, redwood is famous for its hardness, and whether it has transcended tribulation or not, it had reached Nascent Soul—this dignified Nascent Soul redwood, even if already passed on, how could anyone easily break its defense?
Feng Jun chopped for over ten minutes before finally managing to extract the first Soul Stone with great difficulty.
During the chopping process, he could clearly feel the astonishing spiritual energy from the redwood entity frantically dissipating outward, but there was no other way. Spiritual energy dissipation has its own rules; he couldn’t just set up another Aura Concealnt Array to lock down the spiritual energy, could he?
Bla it on not dragging the redwood entity back to Huaxia, which resulted in these spiritual energies being wasted on the Mai Nation.
But then again, before being sure he could defeat it, bringing the redwood main body into Huaxia?
Don’t joke. Feng Jun would rather let the spiritual energy dissipate abroad than bring any potential trouble to Huaxia.
It’s just so spiritual energy, right? I can afford to lose it!
In fact, even as he continued to excavate Soul Stones, he chose to do so on the spot.
He wasn’t reluctant to bring the redwood back to Huaxia, and there was no technical difficulty. The key was... Huaxia’s monitoring on him was a bit too intense. Bringing such a large object back, and still chopping it noisily, made it difficult not to attract attention.
However, he overlooked one point: in terms of territorial monitoring, the people of the Mai Nation are no less watchful than Huaxia.
(First Chapter, in honor of Lord Genga, double period, loudly calling for votes.)
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