Capítulo 2183: Chapter 242: The Profound Water True Immortal Scripture and the Kunfish
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In the midst of speaking, Wang Ying Rong brought Wang Shouzhe to the core of the Fire Spirit Vein beneath this Fire Elental Spiritual Field.
Here, much like the eerie Demonic Hall, a Fire Elental Spiritual Palace was constructed. In this place, the Fire Spirit Vein gathered into a dense and thick spiritual energy, condensing into a vast Spiritual Pond.
The true water in the pond was red as fire and as scorching as lava, with a red spiritual fog lingering above it, making it look from afar as if surrounded by clouds and mist, extrely mystical.
Wang Ying Rong had other matters to attend to, so after bringing Wang Shouzhe over, she left to handle other affairs.
Wang Shouzhe then went to the edge of the Spiritual Pond, and just like before, after planting the Red Immortal Lotus Root, he casually began to hasten its growth.
However, the grade of the Red Immortal Lotus was even higher than that of the Netherworld Golden Lotus. After a period of catalyzation, only a thin underground stem barely grew from the planted root.
This Red Immortal Lotus was indeed an overquality spiritual dicine. At present, the Immortal-Demon Dynasties had not heard of any pill prescription using it, nor was there an Alchemist capable of refining it into dan dicine. Therefore, even though the Shentu Clan cultivated the Immortal Lotus Seeds, they could only choose to directly ingest and refine them.
While the energy within the Immortal Lotus Seeds is of a relatively gentle type, direct swallowing and refining inevitably results in so loss and consumption of its dicinal potency during the process. The effect is naturally not as good as refining it into dan dicine with other spiritual dicines. But there was no other choice.
An overquality spiritual dicine is, after all, an overquality spiritual dicine.
After catalyzing continuously for more than ten days, the Red Immortal Lotus finally managed to grow a single delicate leaf.
Wang Shouzhe finally had a clear understanding of the difficulty of catalyzing this overquality spiritual dicine.
With his current cultivation base, he might be able to catalyze the Red Immortal Lotus to bloom, but to catalyze the lotus seeds to maturity would truly take an imasurably long ti.
“No rush, no rush, slowly catalyzing.” Wang Shouzhe could only comfort himself in this way.
At the very least, this treasure was the first overquality spiritual dicine acquired by the Wang family, greatly enriching the Wang family’s foundation.
Moreover, his current cultivation was only at the Purple Abode Realm. After a few more decades, when he breaks through to the Divine Power Territory, the speed of catalyzation would surely have a significant improvent.
By that ti, he might be able to cultivate mature Immortal Lotus Seeds.
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anwhile, as Wang Shouzhe was busy planting roots.
In the endless void.
In the desolate and cold seeming infinity of nothingness, pieces of shattered mountains, teorites, and fragnts of ancient relics road chaotically, swirled by large and small space vortexes, moving or spinning with no discernible pattern. Occasionally, they would collide with each other, scattering countless fragnts, which would be consud clean by the nearby space vortexes.
Amid the turbulence of space, one fissure after another was torn open, dark and deep, emanating an aura of danger that made one’s scalp tingle.
However.
Amidst this chaotic and perilous, lifeless space turbulence, a human figure appeared.
It was a handso young man in blue robes drifting like water.
He stood with his hands behind his back on a large-headed fish, relaxed in posture, serene in expression, as if all the surrounding dangers were of no consequence to him.
Even the large-headed fish beneath him, which seed neither fish nor whale, appeared at ease.
As its long fins gently swayed in the void, it stirred ripples of space, as it glided deftly, like the most agile fish, through the space vortexes and debris fragnts.
It seed as if this endless void was the most comfortable and suitable environnt for that large-headed fish.
If anyone with discerning eyes were present, they would imdiately recognize that this was the rare space affinity immortal beast – the Kunfish!
Only, compared to the round and chubby, still juvenile Wang Zongkun, the Kunfish before them was undoubtedly larger, with more streamlined and graceful lines, appearing more elegant and mature, evidently nearing adulthood.
“Si Wuyou, this lady truly believed your nonsense.” As it grazed past a space vortex, the Kunfish complained grumble with a sulky tone, “I don’t know what sort of curse I’m under, accompanying you to this godforsaken ‘Realm of Ruin’. This place has been a barren wasteland for millions of years; how could there be a heaven-defying opportunity?”
Judging by the Kunfish’s tone, it was evidently a female Kunfish.
Moreover, even in the void, a powerful expert could resonate space, producing sound-like vibrations for communication without any hindrance.
“Sister Jade Kun~ I only unintentionally ca across records in the ancient docuntation of our clan, and found so clues.” The blue-robed young man, Si Wuyou, smiled, seemingly indifferent to the Kunfish’s complaints, “Concerned about potential errors, I verified it for a long ti before finally finding a trace of evidence. Back then, the Xuanling Saintess pursued an evildoer all the way to this ‘Realm of Ruin’, only to disappear without a trace.”
“Our Si Family’s Old Ancestor once assisted the Xuanling Saintess in the hunt for the thief and thus knew so leads, which were secretly recorded. If we could find the relics of the Xuanling Saintess and locate the ‘Sacred Image of Primordial Water’ that disappeared along with the Saintess, we would strike it rich.”
“Xuanling Saintess?” The female Kunfish nad “Jade Kun” was evidently startled to hear the na, but quickly realized, “No, when the Xuanling Saintess had an accident, even the high-ranking figures personally investigated the leads, yet found nothing and left it unresolved. How could you possibly find the clues?”
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