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Chapter 884 - Chapter 884 Chapter 571 Senior Youve Made It Hard to Find

Chapter 884: Chapter 571: Senior, You’ve Made It Hard to Find You_2 Chapter 884: Chapter 571: Senior, You’ve Made It Hard to Find You_2 It seems that the unspeakable shackles must have been imposed by The Master of Liu Village, with no intention of allowing Liu Village to be explored.

After realizing this, Shi Hao quickly withdrew his Divine Sense and slightly bowed toward the back mountain, clenching his fists in a gesture of respect.

His just now action, to an existence of the Immortal King Level, was nothing short of disrespectful.

Shi Hao was once famously a troublemaker and naturally would not mind this, especially if the other party was an enemy; he would not only use his Divine Sense, but he would also do so without any reservations.

However, The Master of Liu Village was not just anyone, much less an enemy, but a senior he genuinely respected from the bottom of his heart and deserved reverence.

It’s just that unlike other seniors, The Master of Liu Village was too aloof.

He had visited Liu Village so many times that, by all accounts, he was practically family, yet seeing him still required first reporting to Grandpa Lin.

In Cao Yu Sheng’s words, that was not humanized at all!

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Shaking off these thoughts, Shi Hao earnestly began to search for the “lost” Lord of the Forbidden Area.

Liu Village prohibited the use of Divine Sense; a detail he could grasp, let alone the Lord of the Forbidden Area, who had lived for who knows how many tens of thousands of years.

Out of reverence for The Master of Liu Village, the senior of Liu Village, he would surely walk around honestly, measuring distance by foot and taking a good look at the place.

Without the guidance of Divine Sense, in this vast village that looks out into a domain, wouldn’t one get lost in minutes without someone to lead the way?

This was Liu Village, where countless prohibitions are unknown, and some areas might even prohibit flying, full of unimaginable formations and immeasurable terrifying armaments.

Like those enormous Divine Crossbows that seemed to prop up the sky.

The arrowheads flashed with inconceivable brilliant cold light, and just a glance could send chills running through one’s veins.

If one were to really shoot an arrow, I’m afraid even a True Immortal would meet with instant, bitter death!

He was worried that the Lord of the Forbidden Area would accidentally trigger a mechanism. While it wouldn’t lead to being killed by an arrow, the already weak Soul Fire would surely become even weaker.

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On a small path through the woods, Old man Lin walked ahead, with the Lord of the Forbidden Area following slowly behind.

Especially the Lord of the Forbidden Area.

Almost every short distance, he would stop to observe for a while, and from the flame-burning skull, bursts of amazed exclamations would occasionally be heard.

Old man Lin was originally somewhat surprised, but as it happened more often, he also adapted, after all, he was not unaccustomed to experiencing various tumultuous events.

Past the livestock district and the Medicine District, there lay an endless golden expanse of Spiritual Wheat.

It was like a thick golden blanket spread over the vast land, as far as the eye could see, brimming with bountiful, plump grains under the sunlight, twinkling like glittering gold gems in a sea.

A breeze came by, and the wheat swayed gently, exuding an extremely rich fragrance even before one drew near.

The Lord of the Forbidden Area took a deep sniff of the fragrant air and couldn’t help but express his astonishment, “Village Chief Lin, what exactly are these wheat-like things? Forgive this Old One for his dim eyes, having lived so long, yet I have never seen such divine objects. Although they look like wheat, upon closer feeling, they seem different!”

“These are called Spiritual Wheat, a gift from Mr. Liu, born from nature’s spiritual energy and with extraordinary efficacy. Even commoners can consume them regularly to prolong life, strengthen the body, and remove impurities from their blood and qi. The most valuable aspect is that the Spirit Vein yields a high amount, and the remaining seeds can be replanted to grow again,” replied Old man Lin with an openhearted smile, patiently explaining, and indulging a hint of proud mischief in his eyes.

“Effective for mortal beings too?! With such an item, wouldn’t commoners fear bursting their bodies by consuming it?” exclaimed the Lord of the Forbidden Area with clicks of his tongue, as he briskly moved to the edge of the Spirit Wheat Field, plucked a head of wheat, and began to closely examine it in his palm.

From the birth of Heaven and Earth, unspeakable energies ascended to the Starry Sea while sinking into the oceans and lakes, lying over the vast lands, giving birth to countless Spirit Plant Treasures.

Even in the mundane world, one could occasionally find one or two such items, but most of those were inedible for mortal beings.

Even the weakest Spirit Plant Treasures contain energy and effects far beyond the limits of mortal flesh.

A small amount could indeed benefit oneself, but how would mortals know how much to eat and how much to use?!

Often, realizing the great benefits to themselves, they would lose control, and in the end, they would either be utterly senseless or burst and perish.

When he first attained the True Immortal Position, he had traveled through the mortal world and stepped into many mundane realms. Such incidents were not always frequent, but they could often be seen.

“Lord Willow God once said that under the heavens, there really is no so-called mortal life; anyone can embark on the path of practice if they desire it’s just a matter of varying realms.

What is practice? It’s not just about Igniting The Divine Fire or having Immortal Blood Filling Body– even if one’s qi and blood are slightly stronger than others, it counts. It’s just that they haven’t found the path suitable for them…” said Old man Lin with a smile.

Jiang Hui had once shared the story of a female Cruel Man with them. Initially, she was just an ordinary person, with unremarkable blood and no talent whatsoever.

With such qualifications, she shouldn’t have been able to embark on a path of Practice, but she ended up becoming an existence that many Immortal Kings feared.

The story left a deep impression on him.