Fucheng was quiet today.
The Holy Tree reverted to its usual golden hue, and the guests from the East Continent had all left. Everything seed as it was before, as if nothing had changed.
Of course, it was only an illusion.
As soone who played a crucial supporting role in the whole event, Di Zhuomala experienced so changes.
At this mont, Lao Di was wearing a tall hat inscribed with "I was wrong, I shouldn't have disrespected the Holy Tree," sitting in a lounge chair on her own balcony.
Although she was wearing the hat, she wasn't actually in a bad mood.
After all, despite causing such a commotion by using the Holy Tree as a decorative light, she only received a beating from her parents, which she felt was quite worth it.
She'd dare to do it again next ti.
While snuggling Little Fuji who was munching on snacks in her arms, she pondered over the recent matters of importance.
Specifically, the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm beneath the Holy Tree.
Though most of the Mountain and Sea Dragons had left, the place hadn't been completely abandoned.
Not only because Horror Saint and the disciple nad Lin Feng were still within, but also because the existence of that Secret Realm was practically invaluable.
The people from the Beast Taming Sect and dicine King Valley were extrely interested in it.
For this reason, both factions had reached a collaboration with the Holy Tree Division, seeking a thod for regular entry into it.
Regarding this thod, Di Zhuomala learned a rough idea from her parents after the beating.
Currently, two solutions have been proposed.
The first involves using a Stone Pill Summoning Array as a dium, achieving the goal of traversing between the Mountain and Sea and the Four Continents through repeated summoning.
Incidentally, this could exploit a loophole to strengthen the physique of the repeatedly summoned individual.
However, this thod has a problem: it is overly specialized.
Very few people et these conditions; you can count them on less than two hands.
Moreover, if they aim to transport materials and personnel in large quantities, Zhang Ze and Li must integrate.
But it is clear that the two of them have more important matters to attend to, and having them act as elevators here is sowhat a waste of their talents.
As for the second plan, it is relatively universal.
If successful, anyone could travel back and forth between these two realms.
The second plan is to replicate the process during which Li and Lin Feng first stumbled into the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm.
But instead of using that crooked finger, they would use Li's 'remnants', the carriages of the Amber Civilization.
The first step of the plan involves establishing an entrance in Fucheng, with the carriages being drawn by the Holy Tree to descend along the Earth Sea until reaching near the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm.
Simultaneously, the Holy Tree will insert a section of its root into the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm, acting like a plug to ensure its internal space remains untainted by the Earth Sea.
After the carriages 'descend' near the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm, they will enter this root segnt and then be transported into the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm.
Although a bit troubleso, it maximizes the stability of the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm.
Aside from this, this thod is almost cost-free.
Everything required is already at hand.
The biggest expenditure may be the oil and necessary squats for each summoning ceremony of the Holy Tree.
However, there remains a crucial unsolved issue with this plan.
How to prevent fires, theft, and Qin Lang.
On this issue, the Holy Tree Division remains firm, and the elder insists that everything but this can be discussed.
To this, the Beast Taming Sect suggests that the people from dicine King Valley stay ho obediently.
Should they need to conduct experints or plant spirit plants, the Beast Taming Sect will take care of it for them.
But this suggestion was imdiately rebuffed by dicine King Valley, who stated, "Give us more ti."
They plan to go back and study, possibly looking into appointing a new Valley Master.
Addressing the problem at its root.
Apart from that, there is another matter related to the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm.
Or more accurately, this matter pertains to the cultivation dharma thods of the Mountain and Sea Dragons.
Due to the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm's isolation, the cultivation dharma thods of the Mountain and Sea Dragons are sowhat distorted.
No matter which lineage, they all prioritize body refining and economy.
Thus, when they reach the resource and Spiritual Qi abundant Four Continents, it's like lungfish swimming into a river.
They showcase the true limits of their physical bodies.
Nourished by abundant Spiritual Qi, their physical body strength is several tis that of body cultivators of the sa level.
Furthermore, even when their Spiritual Qi has run out, they can maintain peak condition for a considerable period.
"Muscle Immortal Technique"
This is the temporary na given by body cultivators of the Six Sects to this thod.
To resist the temptation of this technique is impossible, even the Barbarian Race shares this sentint.
They also wish to practice the Mountain and Sea Dragon's "Muscle Immortal Technique" to try sensing or perhaps even subconsciously using Spiritual Qi.
Thus, because of this, the Mountain and Sea Dragons suddenly beca highly sought after.
No longer re outsiders.
A second-rate body cultivation sect has gone to great lengths to be the first to uncover the secrets of the "Muscle Immortal Technique."
The sect leader initiated a series of broad reforms.
Are the Mountain and Sea Dragons large in size?
No problem!
Let's dig up the roads, tear down the mountain gate, and rebuild everything.
They eat a lot?
No problem, a good appetite is luck.
Let's raise more pigs and open up the dormant Cave Mansions of the sect elders, all for pig farming.
The idle fairies shouldn't be watering flowers or dating; they should all raise pigs.
Outer disciples receive ten piglets per month, to be delivered at the end of the month, and the Pig King will be praised by the whole sect.
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