Don’t Mess with that Turtle
Chapter 357 - 357 61 Did you remember_2

357: Chapter 61 Did you remember?_2 357: Chapter 61 Did you remember?_2 The panda was running so fast that it tripped over the withered grass, immediately tumbling to the ground with the Savage King like a rolling gourd.

The Savage King jumped up, retrieved his axe, grabbed the panda by the fur on its neck, hoisted it onto his shoulder, and ran toward the gatehouse with big strides, urging Su Huanian to follow close behind.

However, he crashed into the barrier of the gatehouse with a thud, rebounding back and falling to the ground.

Flipping back onto his feet, he could only watch as the Dragon Turtle and the Fairy just stepped into the barrier and disappeared from sight.

The little puppet, a face of complete confusion.

What about me?

Blinking his eyes, he saw a huge creature from inside the gatehouse uproot trees and overturn mountains as it approached.

With one flick of its tongue, it swept him and the little Iron-Eating Beast up and leaped back to Long Moon Mansion.

Covered by a damnable toad!

Struggling to wipe off the saliva from his body, and following the toad deeper inside, he saw the Dragon Turtle carrying the Fairy and his master, plunging into a boundless lake, submerging and disappearing from view.

The Savage King and the Iron-Eating Beast hesitated; they were puppets, how could they enter the water?

Even if they entered the water, they couldn’t sink to the bottom!

The moonlight was enticingly beautiful, as he sent Ya Ya back to her room.

Su He and Su Huanian then went to the Star Watching Platform.

This underwater palace still possessed the charm of a garden.

The Star Watching Platform was located in the northwest of the Water Palace, an area devoid of mountains and rivers, and even the water plants were specially treated, facilitating Su He’s star observation and enlightenment of the Dao.

The pair worked together smoothly, Su He silently reciting the Tao Te Ching while Su Huanian’s Primordial Spirit left her body, guiding his consciousness straight up into the starry sky.

In Su He’s “eyes” at this moment, the Xuanwu Star Lodge was no longer a field of stars that could only be observed from afar.

The myriad stars seemed to come alive, transforming into The Four Great Sacred Beasts sprawling across the sky.

The Azure Dragon of the east writhed and coiled, the White Tiger of the west roared and hunted, the Vermilion Bird of the south arched its back and flapped its wings, and the Xuan Wu of the north…

The Xuan Wu of the north was alive!

Unlike the other three Sacred Beasts, which were mere images, only the Xuan Wu of the north was real—a turtle and a snake intertwining and spiraling, stepping on the waves and commanding the water in the sky.

Suddenly, a roar shook the entire starry sky.

After day by day of contemplating the stars and reciting the Tao Te Ching, after a hundred days, Su He began to see the Four Directions Starlords take on this form in his eyes.

He asked Su Huanian, and in her eyes, the Four Directions Starlords were still just stars.

It was him who changed, not the stars.

Unfortunately, these star forms were still ephemeral and illusory.

Su He guessed that if he persisted, solidifying the star forms, perhaps there would be a fundamental change?

A full night of star observation passed until dawn came.

During the day, the effect of sensing the stars was significantly weaker.

It was better to consolidate the Inner World and condense the True Yuan.

After eating the meal provided by the mermaid, Su Huanian began practicing swordplay, rising on her sword and landing on a mountain peak covered with perennial snow, uninhabited by beasts or birds, an ideal place for sword practice.

A season had passed, and Su Huanian’s injuries had fully healed.

Besides fighting continuously, she also contemplated the Tao Rhythm of the Tao Te Ching every day.

These past few days, her cultivation advanced rapidly, improving by leaps and bounds—she hadn’t aspired to break through to the Stepping Sky’s Third Step, but her boundary in the Stepping Sky’s Second Step of the star realm had become increasingly profound, far surpassing the typical limits of the Stepping Sky’s Second Step.

But her own limit seemed to be still far away.

Su He felt that it should be so; after all, she was an Immortal Sovereign in a previous life.

Re-embarking on the Dao in this life, every step should indeed be taken to the extreme.

Feeling the Sword Qi emanating from Su Huanian on the mountaintop, Su He slowly closed his eyes.

In the Inner World, the Little Sixty-Four Hexagrams surrounded Tai’a Mountain, suddenly taking the form of a dragon and then dispersing into the hexagrams like a hurricane in the sky.

Above his head, countless stars with trailing tails streaked across the sky—not real stars, for in Su He’s Inner World, aside from the sun and moon, all other stars were like illusions.

The real stars had not yet begun to converge.

In fact, the Inner Worlds of most Divine God Beasts only contained the sun and moon.

Only those with exceptional talent, whose Boundary Pearls had the entire mountain and river formations dragged into their Inner Worlds, had the opportunity to condense other stars.

The twinkling stars in Su He’s sky at the moment were Source Stones.

They were pure Source Stones, stripped of their inherent properties, obtained from Bifang and Soaring Snake.

Not only in the sky, but Source Stones were also scattered throughout his Inner World, among mountains and rivers, seas, and abysses…

There are many methods to refine Source Stones; like Spirit Stones, one could absorb them and then transfer them into the Inner World or set up a Big Array in the Inner World using Source Stones, concentrating on refining and absorbing them.

Su He chose the most primitive way—randomly placing them and allowing the Inner World to absorb them automatically.

Crude and primitive, the consumption was who-knows-how-many times greater, but the effect was exceptionally good, the only one that could approach a state of no dead angles or weaknesses in power enhancement.

Su He was not lacking in Origin World substance; there was still quite a bit stored in the Eternal Trigram, and he had made arrangements with Uncle Lei already.

As long as the other clan uncles emerged from their breakthroughs and stabilized their boundaries, he would be taken along when they went looking for a fight.

The Source Stones obtained from combat were the best.

Of course, to manage both revenue and expenditure wisely.

Su He also had plans; it was time to stake a claim in Chaos, set up a Big Array, and continuously condense Source Stones around the clock.

A fragment of consciousness sank into the Little Sixty-Four Hexagrams, diverting the hexagrams away from Tai’a Mountain and encircling the entire world like a long dragon.

This was a unique cultivation method Su He discovered—by circulating the Tao Rhythm of the Sixty-Four Hexagrams, it could speed up the efficiency and quality of the Inner World’s absorption of Source Stones.

With guided consciousness, his cultivation fell into a state that was detached and hazy.

It was like the ethereal paths he once dreamed of but even more wondrous.

Seemingly unreal, both present and not.

In Qianjiang, Su He’s Consciousness Body awoke.

His little island had completely changed its appearance—the place beside it had become a battlefield for tanks, and a group of Soul Beasts were frolicking around.

The toad had stopped running its betting games.

It was now busily engaged in its own game—creating a Super Mario-like field on the island.

With one challenge after another, the course attracted several people to try, and even Meng Xuan was among them.

The frog was also competing for business!

The evolution of Soul Beasts has always been focused on advancing towards the Ninth Grade and opening their own Profound Realm.

Who would not want to experience the different rules of the Profound Realm here?