Dominating Martial King
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314: Chapter 212 Near Ink Taint (Subscription Request)_2 314: Chapter 212 Near Ink Taint (Subscription Request)_2 She worried that saying too much would arouse Chu Xisheng’s suspicion, so after briefly advising, she turned to inquire, “Hall Master has charted this fast boat for two months, are you preparing for a long journey?

May I know where you wish to travel?”

A journey lasting two months couldn’t possibly be to the Capital City, could it?

Upstream along the Shenxiu River and then via the Grand Canal to the Capital City, to and fro, it would take roughly two months.

Ji Qianqian had a headache.

This was completely different from what she had imagined before.

At this juncture, how could she afford to leave Xiushui County?

And how could the Hall Master before her be so at ease?

The thieves from West Mountain had grown accustomed to an easy life and didn’t have the habit of storing food.

A cornered rabbit will even bite, they would surely burst out from the mountain pass sooner or later.

Shangguan Shen Hao and the Sheen Family were also constantly seeking opportunities to counterattack.

How could he dare to abandon the base of West Mountain Hall and be away for more than two months?

Yet, Chu Xisheng merely glanced at her sideways, his words containing a hint of warning, “Don’t ask what you shouldn’t, just follow.”

It’s not like her salary would be reduced!

And those thirty-five thousand taels of Demon Silver were not lent to her for nothing.

Ji Qianqian’s eyebrows twitched, and a flash of anger flickered in the depths of her eyes.

But then she subdued her rage and casually shrugged as if nothing was amiss.

She didn’t want to give up unless it was absolutely necessary.

Ji Qianqian then went to the rear deck of the boat and began to practice archery and sword skills.

Feeling upset, all the birds and beasts along the river, as well as the large fish beneath the water, suffered the consequences.

Everything that Ji Qianqian could see was taken down with a single arrow!

Chu Xisheng, practicing the “Nine Refinements of Extreme Essence Purple Gold Body” on the front deck, also sensed this and shouted back, “Qianqian, don’t just shoot for the sake of it, bring down some game so the boatmen can make us something delicious for dinner.”

Ji Qianqian’s face turned slightly dark, and the Sixth Grade war bow in her hands was almost forcefully snapped by her brute strength.

Chu Xisheng continued to practice the “Nine Refinements of Extreme Essence Purple Gold Body.”

It wasn’t until noon that Chu Xisheng finished all his practice routines.

By that time, Chu Xisheng stood at the bow, muttering to himself.

He was praying to his system father, seeking good luck.

Chu Xisheng found it more effective to pray for his system’s protection than to beseech the Gods of this world.

And also the one standing behind system father.

This person might exist, or it might be Chu Xisheng’s overthinking, but he prayed to them all the same.

No matter their intentions, whether benign or malicious, they were currently Chu Xisheng’s benefactor.

As long as he could save Martial Arts Points and gain more benefits from the Martial Arts Treasure Vault, he didn’t need to worry too much about integrity.

When Chu Xisheng began to use Martial Arts Points to refresh the Martial Arts Treasure Vault, his eyes lit up with excitement.

His luck was indeed better than before; on his first refresh, a top-grade talent appeared, along with two other valuable items.

Innate Divine Body, First Tier — requires one hundred Martial Arts Points to exchange.

Lu Luanti Character Template Card (Half Price Edition) — requires one hundred and eighty thousand Martial Arts Points to exchange.

Qin Muge Character Template Card (Sixty Percent Edition) — requires five hundred thousand Martial Arts Points to exchange, with Qin Muge Character Template Card (Half Price Edition) as a prerequisite requirement.

Chu Xisheng gazed at the icon for ‘Innate Divine Body’ for a long while, then regretfully moved his gaze away.

Having too many Bloodline Talents is not necessarily a good thing.

This can make one’s bloodline chaotic and more difficult to enhance.

Some talents may even conflict with one another.

During the Blood Burning Ritual, Chu Xisheng had already acutely felt that his Bloodline Talents had reached their limit and could accommodate no more.

Legend has it that in the North, there are some special Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures, as well as Giant Spirit bone marrow of Second Grade or higher, that can allow a Martial Cultivator to increase the capacity for one to two Bloodline Talents.

However, those are things worth millions, and Chu Xisheng didn’t even dare to think about them now.

Chu Xisheng then looked at the two Character Template Cards and inwardly gasped in shock.

He thought Lu Luanti’s talent was extraordinarily high, but the difference between it and Qin Muge’s was only twenty thousand Martial Arts Points.

And that Sixty Percent Edition of the Qin Muge Character Template Card, wasn’t it too expensive?

It actually cost five hundred thousand points.

And it required the Half Price Edition as a prerequisite, adding up to seven hundred thousand points.

That is to say, just to improve one’s talent by ten percent, one needed to spend two and a half times more Martial Arts Points!

Chu Xisheng then shook his head and continued to refresh.

The Character Template Cards were useful, but they were not what he urgently needed at the moment, and he could not afford them.

So far, Chu Xisheng had only just over one hundred and thirty thousand Martial Arts Points.

What he needed most now were items that could enhance his own strength.

On the second refresh of the vault, Chu Xisheng’s eyebrows rose.

Supreme Divine Communication, Fourth Rank — requires 15,625 Martial Arts Points to exchange.

Without hesitation, Chu Xisheng chose to exchange.

This talent offered an excellent cost-performance ratio; it could enhance Divine Sense Power and perception abilities, as well as comprehension, all of which were urgently needed by Chu Xisheng.

It was a pity he hadn’t been able to refresh it before; otherwise, he would have already elevated this talent.

After the exchange, he felt almost the same sensations as when he had enhanced his Bloodline before; an itchy feeling in his bones, blood surging.

The difference was Chu Xisheng’s Divine Power, which uncontrollably spread out in all directions.

Chu Xisheng took a moment to adapt before reigning in and controlling it.

This time, his gains were plentiful; his Divine Thought Power increased by almost thirty percent.

The range of his Divine Sense perception expanded significantly.

Following that, Chu Xisheng gave a ‘hmm’ and looked towards the bottom of the Martial Arts Treasure Vault, at the three items that belonged to the faction management module.