Chapter 888 - 400: Southern Domain Border

Chapter 888: Chapter 400: Southern Domain Border

Now this cold flame is in his hands, which is not a matter easy to explain.

Since he chose to leave, there was no need to reveal anything further.

"This Mr. Yun, he really is brave!"

Watching the disappearing figure, Fairy Ni Chang didn’t think much about it but instead felt some gratitude in her heart.

To receive such a heavy treasure and still appear to save her, if it were herself, she wouldn’t be so sure.

Then she didn’t hesitate to take the elixir in her hand, and as it went down with a gulp, its powerful healing effect flowed within her.

A familiar surge of mana from within the elixir began visible healing on her injuries.

This familiar sensation made Fairy Ni Chang, who was about to flee, suddenly startled.

"This feeling... it’s Mr. Lin!"

Abruptly turning back to search for the figure from before, it had already vanished without a trace, and she couldn’t even detect a breath.

She remembered clearly back when she was being chased by the split soul of the demon king, while unconscious, it was this power that healed her internal injuries.

"Mr. Lin, and you too, Mr. Yun!"

In amazement, Fairy Ni Chang’s mind was filled with countless thoughts.

As for suspecting Lin Chang’an of greedily harming Yun Yao to seize the spirit flame, she didn’t even consider it.

If the other side had actually done that, he wouldn’t have saved her earlier.

Considering the situation between the two, and also that before entering the Secret Realm, Lin Chang’an decided to hide for a while, there was only one conclusion.

"Yun Yao, you took away my person!"

This was the first time Fairy Ni Chang felt a complicated sense of defeat, being the number one genius of the Seven Kingdoms, even crowned as their top beauty.

Yet the person she set her eyes on was whisked away.

She absolutely wouldn’t acknowledge that Lin Chang’an had taken away the Profound Yin Demon Sect’s Saintess.

Seemingly thinking of something else, Fairy Ni Chang’s expression changed, and finally covering her chest, she felt that her internal injuries had surprisingly healed about seventy to eighty percent.

She couldn’t help but sigh lightly, then turned into an escape light, vanishing above the sea.

"I haven’t lost yet, wait until I become a Nascent Soul Cultivator."

...

Meanwhile, Lin Chang’an had quietly returned to the teleportation array’s cavern beneath the sea.

With the infusion of a thousand Upper Grade Spirit Stones, the array flickered with light, and the dim cavern once again fell into dead silence.

However, just after Lin Chang’an and his sword servant disappeared, a figure slowly emerged from the shadows.

"The cold flame has actually fallen into this person’s hands!"

The figure that appeared was the Great Palace Master of Bihai Palace, looking like a young maiden of sixteen or seventeen, at the late stage of Core Formation, gazing at the teleportation array with a thoughtful expression.

"But I wonder what method this person used that even the ice lotus body couldn’t detect the presence of the cold flame."

This sharp-eyed girl slightly frowned, looking down at the slowly emerging ice lotus body in her palm.

"However, although the treasure is good, it’s far less than the path of Divinity Transformation; observing this person’s cultivation, it’s likely they are preparing for Nascent Soul Formation."

She had already thoroughly investigated what lay on the other side of the teleportation array, and deduced Lin Chang’an’s next move, knowing that once the cold flame’s location was known, it would eventually be exposed.

"This junior is cautious indeed, having left no means at this teleportation location, which actually serves as the best concealment method."

This teleportation site was secretive enough, set up by ancient cultivators in secrecy. If true concealment was needed, wouldn’t they know how to arrange an array?

Seemingly these arrays could enhance secrecy, yet were a lesser choice, instead leaving vulnerabilities.

This naturally flaw-free submerged island in the sea was the best method of concealment.

"Could that girl from before possibly also carry Dragon Race bloodline?"

Suddenly sensing something, the Great Palace Master Mingyue frowned, face cold, raising a jade talisman from her waist to project a phantasmal image.

"Sister, is your plan going smoothly?"

In the projection, there was a regal and graceful Second Palace Master, hair elegantly pinned, with a simple jade magnolia hairpin, adorned in a starlit palace dress, holding a wine cup with a light smile.

One was a youthful girl, the other a regal beauty, displaying an unexpected reversal in their relationship.

The girl was indeed the elder sister.

"Is this how you’re managing Bihai Palace?"

Gazing at the projection of her wine-cupped sister in a languid pose, the girl Mingyue widened her eyes in exasperation.

"After cultivating for millennia, what’s the use? If we could break through to Divinity Transformation, we would have done so long ago."

"Stop indulging in petty schemes; be wary of getting deeply entangled. In the Immortal Cultivation Realm, strength ultimately prevails."

The girl’s cold rebuke left the Second Palace Master no choice but to set down the wine cup, nodding repeatedly.

"But, sister, do be careful going forward. Though our experiments over the years have shown that demonic qi indeed promotes bloodline compatibility, the risk remains too great."

At the mention of risk, the girl Mingyue snorted coldly.

"To attempt another breakthrough into Divinity Transformation, breaking through the shackles of bloodline, perhaps only the legendary Divinity Transformation Stone can do that. This treasure exists in Great Jin, but would they allow our Exiled Race to use it?"

This statement rendered the Second Palace Master silent, both sisters were proud and ambitious, otherwise, they wouldn’t plot as they did.

"Sister, take care on your journey. If things don’t go well, just come back. We’ll keep planning together."

Seeing the determined look in her sister’s eyes, the girl Mingyue rarely showed a gentle expression, lightly nodding in response: