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Chapter 523 - 101: The Rise of Shu Mountain! Requests for Monthly Tickets!_1

Chapter 523: Chapter 101: The Rise of Shu Mountain! Requests for Monthly Tickets!_1

"The first trial is always the hardest. Let’s see how far they can go."

In the massive meditation room of Unbounded Palace, Master Wen Yuan projected a misty light screen next to him, reflecting the scenes inside his own Secret Realm.

Generally, disciples at the Seventh Realm have the ability to perceive the Dao and control their Secret Realms. Those who reach the Eighth Realm all possess their own Secret Realms. The difference between Secret Realms merely depends on the individual’s dedication. Some are meticulous in creating their Secret Realms, while others neglect this path.

Master Wen Yuan’s Secret Realm was meticulously made. At a glance, it was vast and expansive. A few of his disciples entered and instantly disappeared within.

"That’s not necessarily true." Empress Feng said confidently, "Disciples whom the Peak Master wouldn’t teach may be a bit weak, but mine, Yan Zi’s, and Uncle Sikong’s disciples definitely won’t be inferior."

Wang Xuanling: "?"

Of the four disciples, she singled out three. Her motive was clearly aimed at them.

Wang Xuanling, as the Head of the Peak Masters, would not pamper her. He scoffed, "You can teach? I’m afraid all they would learn from you is rebellion."

Empress Feng’s previous attempts to rally a rebellion had become a joke among the Peak Masters of Shu Mountain Peaks. Thus, Wang Xuanling used this to mock her.

"Oh, how can you say such a thing?" Empress Feng retorted, "I was actually planning on making you the crown prince once the rebellion succeeded."

"Who wants to be your grandson?" Wang Xuanling exclaimed angrily.

At this moment, Pill Furnace Elder gently moved to calm him down, advising, "There’s no end to arguing with her. Just let it slide."

"See how sensible our Crown Prince is," Empress Feng also said.

Pill Furnace Elder: "?"

"Enough," Law Enforcement Elder turned back and glared at them. They all immediately fell silent.

Their gazes focused on the misty light screen. They could use their divine sense to locate whoever they wanted to see. Even though the trial had just started, the situation had started to change.

...

The moment Chu Liang entered the Secret Realm, he found himself in an autumn forest covered in withered yellow leaves. The surrounding air was filled with the sound of wind. Everywhere he looked, all he saw was desolation.

He tried to expand his divine sense as far as it could reach, but he could not fully comprehend the entire forest. Therefore, he chose to slowly move in one direction, cautious not to emit loud sounds or strong aura.

Without knowing where the pursuers responsible for hunting the four of them were, he dared not rashly take to the skies. After walking for a while, he began to feel a moist sensation from the wind. He quickened his pace and soon found himself standing at the edge of a vast sea. Right in the middle of the waters, there was a rainbow light beam reaching the skies.

The light beam should be the exit they were searching for.

Yet crossing the vast sea without any cover would be no easy task. And as for swimming through the sea, Chu Liang had a gut feeling it wouldn’t be so simple.

After some thought, he decided to toss a stone into the sea.

Plop.

The stone fell into the water, creating a small splash.

Boom—

Only a moment later, an enormous creature emerged from the sea! The creature was covered in scales and was monstrous in size. It looked like a giant crocodile, yet its robust, sharp claws resembled those of a lion or a tiger. Its eyes were filled with terror!

"Roar—" "Howl—" "Hiss—"

Soon after the crocodile emerged, a four-winged flood dragon leaped out. Its massive shadow briefly appeared before falling back into the water. Further away, a tiger-headed giant turtle peeked out from the water...

One stone stirred a thousand ripples.

The serene sea was teeming with terrifying beasts!

If one could fight through the sea, it would be better to simply release the previous generation of disciples.

However...

Chu Liang looked around. Despite the commotion, there was still no sign of the pursuers.

...

"Damn, why are there two people chasing after me?"

Lit with dragon blood, Ling Ao was crashing through a densely forested area, rushing straight forward.

The reason he dared to barrel through the forest without fear of alerting the pursuers was because they were right behind him. And not just one, but two!

Ling Ao didn’t know why. As soon as he landed, he saw a senior brother from the previous generation. After an awkward standoff, Ling Ao’s immediate reaction was not to run away but to spar with him.

So, he lunged forward, only to hit nothing.

That senior brother was a seasoned Peak Sixth Realm cultivator, not someone Ling Ao could approach so easily. With a quick Shrinkage move, he put some distance between them, then retaliated with the Sword Cage technique.

The Sword Cage was a technique that trapped a target within a cage made of sword aura, piercing the target if they tried to escape.

But Ling Ao turned a blind eye to this. Igniting his dragon blood, he recklessly barged out of the sword cage.

This act caught the senior brother off guard, who gave a wry smile.

But Ling Ao didn’t get far before he encountered another senior brother who was one of the two women from the previous generation.

This time, Ling Ao didn’t charge head on but changed his direction. But the woman transformed into multiple afterimages in a blink of an eye, completely surrounding Ling Ao.

He gritted his teeth and punched through one afterimage, but as soon as he was out, the man from earlier was upon him again.

Two disciples pursued and intercepted him. Ling Ao could not help feeling unlucky. How was it that he randomly landed and suddenly found himself facing two of them?

Was this fate?

He sprinted away with all his might, fleeing at a speed that resembled the wind. But the two behind him were merely strolling at a leisurely pace, not even in a rush, even having the spare time for a casual chat.