I Have Medicine

shield, or those formerly dazzling young masters of the other aristocratic families — Nowadays, in Qingyun Sect, some were competing on the Earth Leaderboard, some were in the middle of painstaking secluded cultivation, and some had never made the smallest of splashes to this day…

Additionally, some time ago, his big brother had taken a trip back to the Cangyun Empire to inform his close relatives in the Gongyi Clan that he was going to leave for wider places.
There was a chance that he wouldn’t be able to return for a long time.

Gu Zuo shook his head.

Originally, he thought that the Qingyun Continent would be the end point.
He never expected that even Qingyun Sect would probably be nothing more than a starting point.

Six hours passed in the blink of an eye.

The few people who had rushed out had come back in a flurry.
The Sect Master didn’t mince words.
He immediately stood up, and stated: “Follow this venerable one!”

The expressions on the numerous disciples’ faces were all different, but a deep and spirited light blossomed in most of their eyes.

The Road of Heaven’s Chosen! The Central Continent!

Even though what they were about to face was a passage filled with death, they firmly believed that they could get through this crisis and become the people who would smoothly reach the finish line!

They, who had this kind of desire to forge ahead in the face of hardships and danger, also had such determination and self-confidence!

Gu Zuo followed along next to Tianheng.

However, Xu Lingxiu wasn’t walking with Gu Zuo.
Beside Xu Lingxiu was a martial artist with powerful qi emissions.
It appeared that he and Xu Lingxiu were partners.
There was some tacit understanding, but between these two people, it didn’t look like there was any deep friendship like with Xu Lingxiu and Xi Yangyun.

…It was probably for the sake of entering the Road of Heaven’s Chosen, and they had to select a partner just a while ago?

Gu Zuo made this guess.

However, what astonished him even more was that an individual was still hidden among these martial artists.
Because this person’s qi emissions were very weak, Gu Zuo surprisingly hadn’t detected him before.

A slender and tall figure that thrusted straight into the blue dome of heaven like a sharp sword.
His face was lean, his lips were thin, and his pair of long and narrow eyes were as sharp as the cutting edge of a saber.

He was Teng Yunfei.

Originally, he had already reached the peak Immortal Realm.
So much so that he was someone who was only a final push away from the Atomic Realm.

However, the present him was just a peak Xiantian stage nine martial artist.

This was very strange.

Once Tianheng “heard” Gu Zuo’s puzzlement, a trace of admiration streaked across his eyes.

[Ah Zuo wouldn’t know.
Two years ago, when you and I found out about the matter of the Roads of Death, many of the secluded disciples in the Sect likewise found out.
At that time, Senior Sect Brother Teng Yunfei’s strength far exceeded the highest limit.
Thus, he was direct and straightforward.
He voluntarily abolished his own qi ocean.
Because he had already cultivated once through, his strength smoothly advanced to peak Xiantian stage nine again over the course of about two years.
From then on, he didn’t enter the Immortal Realm.]

Gu Zuo was shocked when he finished listening.

What powerful courage! Sure enough, the Qingyun Leaderboard’s first place was a justified reputation!

At first, there were almost no intersections between Teng Yunfei and them.
Teng Yunfei also appeared and disappeared unpredictably.
However, the legends that one could hear about Teng Yunfei truly weren’t few.
At that time, Gu Zuo already looked highly upon Teng Yunfei, but Gu Zuo didn’t expect that the true Teng Yunfei would be even more decisive than what he’d imagined!

— Although most of what was abolished could be re-cultivated, it didn’t rule out the possibility of failing to re-cultivate.
Teng Yunfei needed to treat the injuries of abolishing his qi ocean before he started re-cultivating.
Even if there was enough resources, it didn’t guarantee that he could reach his expected achievements before the two years were up.

Once he failed or didn’t reach his goal, then he basically wouldn’t be able to enter the Road of Heaven’s Chosen.
The matter of crippling oneself would mean that everything he did had been for nothing.

However, Teng Yunfei didn’t hesitate in the slightest.

What was even more frightening was that he was extremely calm.
After re-cultivating, he could give up on making breakthroughs and having means of self-defense while on the Road of Death.
He suppressed his own desires, and didn’t become an Immortal again.

Gu Zuo sighed ruefully.
That guy and his dear big brother were this resolved.

The Immortal Realm was to break free from the ordinary and commonplace.
It was classified as an important stage in cultivation.
The Qingyun Continent was too small.
If one was an Immortal, they wouldn’t necessarily be able to meet their own expectations.

They all wanted to reach the Central Continent to break through — Because over there, when they broke through to the Immortal Realm, perhaps it could allow them to obtain even better results!

Hence, for the past two years, they only continuously accumulated, but they never tried to break through.

Their bone pearls had long been completely condensed.
They only needed to wait for a certain day to smoothly transform their qi oceans —

Under the Sect Master’s call, a Spirit-Level wild beast flew over and carried them away.

Amid the sound of gale-force winds, the Spirit-Level wild bird flapped its wings.
Its speed was as fast as lightning and as sudden as thunder.

In only three or four days, they arrived at their destination.

T/N: This is the final chapter of the third volume.
The title of the next volume is “The Road of Heaven’s Chosen”, and it’s only twenty-six chapters long.

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