Yuantian Pidao

Chapter 85 Fishing Spirit
On the west slope of Muyu Island, a number of trapezoidal spiritual fields have been opened up. Under the sunlight, the canals flowing through the spiritual fields are shimmering, and everything looks so beautiful.

"This spiritual field has been initially developed."

Wearing simple clothes, with her hair tied with a hairpin and without any extra jewelry, Hongyu grabbed a handful of soil, carefully felt the charm of it, and a smile suddenly appeared on her face.

"You can also feel it and see if you can capture the spiritual charm of it."

With her smile still on her face, Hongyu turned her gaze towards the five disciples following her.

Hearing this, the five people immediately grabbed a handful of soil and felt it. Even the youngest nine-year-old Taoist boy was no exception. He came from a poor family and knew deeply how hard it was to get the opportunity he had today.

Seeing this scene, Hongyu was quite satisfied. Although these five people came from very different backgrounds, there were rich kids, swordsmen, and children from farming families, but they all attached great importance to cultivating immortals and cherished the opportunity to embark on the path to immortality.

After a moment, the five people gave their answers, some looked happy, and some looked dejected.

Seeing this, Hongyu didn't say much. The path of cultivating immortals is not easy, and it is never fair. Qualifications, talents, and family background are all important influencing factors.

"Next I will perform the Little Cloud and Rain Technique, watch carefully."

Without trying to comfort the lost disciples, Hongyu pinched her fingers together and began to perform the Little Cloud and Rain Technique.

She dispersed her foundation and started over again, relying on some of the remaining energy she had gained before. She successfully embarked on the right track of cultivation. Now she has completed the tempering of her limbs and is about to start tempering her body. However, at this stage, her cultivation has become slow.

Huh, spiritual energy surged, dark clouds gathered, and under Hongyu's manipulation, a cloud a hundred meters in size slowly took shape, and in an instant a drizzle began to fall.

Looking at this scene, the five disciples didn't even want to blink. Rain fell out of thin air. This was the mystery of immortal magic, a power that mortals could not reach.

After a moment, exhausted, Hongyu ended the spell. Of course, she did not show her fatigue.

"Alright, go and practice well. Once you have successfully tempered your spirits, I will teach you this Little Cloud and Rain Technique."

Hongyu casually drew a pie and asked the five disciples to practice on their own.

Upon hearing this, the five people immediately bowed in agreement and went back to practice, hoping that they could purify their spirits as soon as possible and become immortals who could fly in the sky, hide in the ground, and control the wind and rain.

Hongyu knew all about their little thoughts, but she didn't say much.

"The path to immortality is difficult. I wonder how long they can maintain this enthusiasm."

Looking at the backs of the five people leaving, Hongyu shook her head slightly.

Although there is no shortage of practitioners in this world who have average spiritual abilities but eventually achieve great accomplishments, these people are ultimately a minority, and they often have their own unique characteristics. For the vast majority of ordinary people, if they have average backgrounds and average spiritual abilities, then their achievements are likely to be average as well.

"Practicing Qi, I don't know when I can practice Qi."

Shaking her head and collecting her thoughts, Hongyu walked to the top of the spiritual field, where there was a specially opened cave. Not only were there spiritual spring stones, but there were also wolfsbane vines planted inside.

"Now that the spiritual fields have been opened, the next step is to officially start cultivating spiritual rice. Although I can still manage it by myself, the results are still a bit lacking. If there is an opportunity, perhaps I can have someone hunt some monsters suitable for farming."

"It takes time to cultivate a qualified spiritual farmer, but with the help of a demon skin, you can find a way around it. As long as you put on a demon skin, even a warrior can master the corresponding spells."

Going up all the way, Hongyu kept thinking about the problem from the perspective of the manager of Lingtian.

This wasn't just her wild imagination; it was truly possible. In fact, the skinny monkey had contributed in part to the development of the Taiping Sect's spiritual field. The green-armed ape's mastery of the Earth-Splitting Technique and the Stone-Flying Technique also played a role in this regard. The only problem was that similar monsters might be difficult to find, requiring some effort.

When Hongyu finished thinking, she had reached the top of the west slope, and the entrance of the cave named Qingquan Cave appeared in front of her.

The entire west slope was surrounded by the Taiping Sect, and there were a large number of guards on the periphery. Only the Qingquan Cave was not guarded. Only some mice were watching from a distance and did not approach. This was because wolfsbane vines were growing here. Ordinary people would be seeking death if they broke in. Once the vines bloomed, nearby living creatures would be caught in the trap and become fertilizer for the wolfsbane vines.

"This is···"

Standing in front of the cave entrance, Hongyu smelled a strange fragrance and suddenly realized something.

The next moment, using spiritual energy to protect her body and keeping her mind focused, Hongyu walked into the cave.

“It’s really opened!”

Walking into the depths of the cave and looking at the bright red wolfsbane flower, Hongyu's heart was filled with joy. She knew how much Jiang Chen valued wolfsbane flower, and that was why she had spent a lot of effort in cultivating it. Now she finally reaped the rewards.

"Spiritual spring and medicinal soil, it seems that these two things are really helpful to the wolfsbane flower."

"Compared to other spiritual creatures, the cultivation of wolfsbane is indeed much simpler, and it has almost no taboos."

With thoughts turning in her mind, Hongyu picked the wolfsbane flower with joy, and then she took some wolfsbane vine juice. The juice of wolfsbane vine can stimulate the awakening of blood to a certain extent, which is prepared for the rat group.

After doing all this and making sure nothing was missing, Hongyu turned around and left Qingquan Cave.

Just when the Taiping Sect was thriving, a group of tired and dusty people approached Qinghe County.

"Master, the Qing River is ahead."

On the boat, a middle-aged man spoke. He was tall and dark-skinned, carrying a harpoon on his back, like a fisherman.

Hearing this, the white-haired old man who had been meditating opened his only remaining eye. His skin was sallow and his face was full of vicissitudes. However, he was blind in one eye, which was wrapped in gauze and looked like a fresh injury.

"Is it finally here? I hope that Gao family member didn't lie to me."

Standing up and looking into the distance, the white-haired old man sighed.

He was originally a fisherman on the river in Changfeng County. His surname was Luo and his given name was Qiao. Later, he got an opportunity and embarked on the path of cultivation. After experiencing many hardships, he finally became a Qi practitioner. Then, he felt that cultivation was difficult, so he opened up a sect called Yulingmen.

After years of development, the Yuling Sect had already accumulated a certain foundation. Not only did it have dozens of disciples, but it also had a talented disciple who had already practiced Qi at the age of 30. It was expected that the sect would prosper in the future. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. Chaos broke out in Changfeng County and the Yuling Sect suffered heavy losses.

Not only did the talented disciple die, but the rest of the disciples also died or scattered. In the end, Luo Qiao, the ancestor, escaped from Changfeng County with the only two remaining disciples.

In his early years, he had some friendship with a Qi-cultivating cultivator from the Gao family. This time, he was instructed by the Gao family to settle down in Qinghe County. Of course, the Gao family did not hide too much about the relevant situation, in order to allow them to compete with the Taiping Sect.

This matter does have certain risks, but correspondingly, as long as they are willing to do it, the Gao family will provide them with certain support to help them rebuild the Yuling Sect.

After much deliberation, Luo Qiao finally agreed to the Gao family's conditions, because they had no better place to go now.

(End of this chapter)