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Chapter 1072 - Chapter 1072 Chapter 443 True Immortal Xuan Cheng Immortal

Chapter 1072: Chapter 443: True Immortal Xuan Cheng, Immortal Sword Tribulation Breaking_3 Chapter 1072: Chapter 443: True Immortal Xuan Cheng, Immortal Sword Tribulation Breaking_3 Li Zhengyang discerned the meaning hidden within Han Yi’s expression and explained:

“Han, you probably haven’t completely shifted from the mindset of a Half-immortal yet.”

“To a Half-immortal, a single Immortal grade Spirit Stone is precious enough, but in the True Immortal Realm, especially within the Immortal Court, Immortal Marks and Immortal Stones can be earned if one is willing to dedicate themselves to their duties. The initial awe of spending ten Immortal grade Spirit Stones to use cross-domain teleportation faded after a few decades, and gradually, it became routine.”

Han Yi nodded, acknowledging the truth in these words.

However, what he didn’t know was that for an ordinary True Immortal, accumulating enough Immortal Marks and Immortal Stones would take a long time–decades, centuries, or even a millennium. Li Zhengyang was able to amass so many Immortal Marks and Immortal Stones shortly after stabilizing his realm upon becoming a True Immortal mainly because he had the support of Nine Rings True Immortal, Yang Jiu Huan.

As for Yang Jiu Huan, seeing Han Yi casually withdraw four hundred Immortal Marks, he could only sigh and comment:

“It seems, Han, that after joining the Original Art Dojo, the resources at your disposal are substantial.”

Li Zhengyang also added, “After all, as the second-ranked dojo, it is natural to have such abundant resources.”

“By the way, Han, once we return, you should try your hand at the Void Tower. With your capabilities, you might even reach the fifty-first floor.”

“I myself have been stuck at the twenty-seventh floor and cannot break through. It will take decades of consolidation to make any further progress.”

“However, Han, you must remember that earning Immortal Marks in the Void Tower is indeed difficult. The outcome of each battle is unpredictable, and it is easy to lose the Immortal Marks won in earlier rounds in subsequent ones.”

Seemingly recalling his experiences in the Void Tower, Li Zhengyang shook his head with mixed feelings.

Hearing this, Han Yi’s eyebrows twitched slightly, but he simply nodded and did not respond.

The matters of the Original Art Dojo, even if Xuan Cheng, the True Immortal, had not compensated him with an Immortal Sword, he would not discuss it openly. As for the matters within the Void Tower, he thought twice and kept silent as well, so as not to affect Li Zhengyang’s mood.

Li Zhengyang had broken through to True Immortal over forty years before him, and to this day could only ascend to the twenty-seventh floor of the Void Tower. If Han Yi were to speak the truth, claiming he had reached the one hundred and first floor and that he had never been defeated in the Void Tower, earning over ten thousand Immortal Marks there, Li Zhengyang would surely be struck a blow.

Therefore, Han Yi chose silence.

Only Yang Jiu Huan seemed to pick up on something from Han Yi’s expression, his eyes lighting up slightly, but he said nothing.

With an Immortal Seal launched by a Profound Immortal in charge of the Immortal Level Transmission Array, hitting the Array, the enormous Transmission Array activated, its Immortal Power surging and quickly enveloping the three of them.

The next instant, Han Yi found himself once again within the Void, a layer of space beneath the regular one.

Before attaining immortality, his understanding of the rules wasn’t complete, and he didn’t feel much difference. But this time was different; with his perception as a True Immortal enhanced by the perfection of his Mental Realm Immortal Skill, his grasp of the Space Rule ascended to a new level. Han Yi had the sensation that he too could tear through space and descend into this layer.

However, without an Array, if he were to attempt it alone, not only would it be incredibly slow, but he would also have no coordinates and might become lost in the Spatial Turbulence.

There was, however, one scenario in which it could be advantageous: if he faced danger, he could rip through space and escape to a deeper layer of lower-tier space.

It took ten full breaths before a gateway appeared before them; space shifted, and they had arrived at the Teleportation Hall within Danyang Fairy City.

“We’ve arrived.”

Li Zhengyang’s eyes brightened as he took a deep breath and stepped out of the Great Hall.