Chapter 577 - 471: Xi Chan Daoist (Part 3)

Chapter 577: Chapter 471: Xi Chan Daoist (Part 3)

After several fierce battles, both the Xuanguang Sect and Master Fengfeng have nearly exhausted their secret weapons and reserves.

Among the treasures Master Fengfeng possessed, the most valuable were his two Magical Treasures. One is the top-grade treasure, the Hundred Blessings Spiritual Ruyi, which dispels poison and wards off evil, subdues oneself, and fends off attacks with great efficacy.

The other is his cherished Glazed Cyan Crane Mirror, which also has significant power as a defensive treasure.

However, no matter how good a treasure is, it requires refinement after forming the Golden Core to be used again, and that is quite distant for now.

From this perspective, the Secret Treasure Tunneling Armor Divine Decree seized from Yuchi Hui, and the top-notch Spiritual Artifact, the Qilin Stepping on the Moon Seal, are more useful at present.

In addition, there are various secret cultivation techniques from the Xuanguang Sect, which have been selected by several elders and sorted into the "Yushan Seventh Grade Profound Mystery Scripture".

The cultivation techniques inherited by the Xuanguang Sect have evolved to the present, some surpassing those in the Jichuan Profound Monarch’s Collection, making this the perfect time for replacement and update.

After organizing, the "Yushan Seventh Grade Profound Mystery Scripture" now includes over twenty Seventh-Grade Cultivation Techniques (Foundation Establishment Level), twenty Sixth-Grade Cultivation Techniques (Golden Core Level), thirteen Fifth-Grade Cultivation Techniques (Nascent Soul Level), five Fourth-Grade Cultivation Techniques (Primordial Spirit Level), and two Third-Grade Cultivation Techniques (Void Refining Level) aside from the "Supreme Primordial Spirit Sea-Suppressing Profound Skill".

These cultivation techniques have been chosen according to spirit root attributes, representing the best currently available for each type of spirit root. This is the fundamental inheritance of the Yunshan Sect, ensuring the Yunshan disciples are always a step ahead, a cut above the rest.

On the other hand, the treasures on Master Lingyin surpass those of Master Fengfeng.

This is partly because he is a Loose Cultivator, carrying all his possessions with him. Additionally, some rare items were initially given to him by Master Fengfeng as recruitment rewards.

The quality of his attack and defense treasures is average, and the cultivation techniques are not rare, but several things are attention-grabbing.

Firstly, several volumes of insights into Spirit Medicine and Spirit Plant cultivation. These are the painstaking creations of the current era, which nicely fill in the gaps left by outdated methods and changing spiritual medicine types in the Profound Monarch’s Collection.

Secondly, a large batch of rare Spirit Medicine and Spirit Plant seedlings and seeds, all of which are rare treasures in the market, notably useful for cultivating the "Pure Glazed Body"!

However, cultivating these Spirit Medicines is difficult and time-consuming. Even if all are cultivated, and some are acquired to supplement, several main ingredients for the Glazed Body prescription are missing and indeed hard to find, which is why Master Yuhu must venture into perilous territories.

Nevertheless, these are rare treasures, and Cui Shanyan is bound to be overjoyed upon seeing them.

Thirdly, a jade bottle sealed with multiple layers, its body radiating light with intricate talisman seals.

Shaking it with a jingling sound, inside are several pills.

It can be inferred that these must be highly important Elixirs. But while Master Lingyin knows what they are, Lu Qian does not. He can only ask for Guh Niqiang’s help to appraise them.

Speaking of Pills, Lu Qian has also been consuming the Qian-Spirit Pill developed by Fang Hui. Over the past six months, the blockage and congestion in his Divine Soul have notably reduced.

Almost every day, Lu Qian could feel his Divine Sense growing, a feeling that is genuinely thrilling and exciting.

Yet, while taking the medicine, it’s also hard not to lament for Fang Hui every day.

Apart from the formula for the Qian-Spirit Pill, Fang Hui also left his lifetime’s research to Lu Qian.

A thick book titled "Exploration of the True Divine Soul".

Understanding Fang Hui’s intentions, Lu Qian copied the book and entrusted both it and his remains to Guh Niqiang, hoping the Danxia Sect will cease pursuing the deceased, allowing him to be buried in the Liuxia Mountain Range, bringing his soul back to Danxia.

Time flies swiftly, and soon September arrived, marking the time of farewells.

(A special note: Master Fengfeng’s name "冯风", originates from the phrase "浩浩乎如冯虚御风" in "Red Cliffs Ode", pronounced as "ping", not "feng". Did you pronounce it right?)

(From his debut to his demise, such a figure as the Chongming Dominator deserves better than having his name mispronounced always. Therefore, it is noted here in the text, to mourn him in silence.)