Eternal Life from Talisman Painting

Chapter 922: The Profound Celestial Spirit Body Takes Shape

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Chapter 922 -407: The Profound Celestial Spirit Body Takes Shape

A few days later, the auction in White Wall City concluded.

Some Nascent Soul Old Monsters gathered in twos and threes for secret discussions, while others left directly.

After all, having reached the Nascent Soul stage, they could largely act according to their own desires.

This was the aspect Lin Chang’an envied the most. A mere Tier One difference forced him to flee from the Demon Beast Abyss to this place.

He constantly feared exposing a trace of Nascent Soul treasure aura, which might attract the covetous eyes of Nascent Soul demon lords.

After this auction, Lin Chang’an appeared to be utterly spent, as if his resources had been nearly exhausted.

True Monarch Bingdie, on the other hand, had acquired numerous materials, mostly various spirit insects, spirit beasts, and some rare spirit grass and spirit roots.

However, True Monarch Bingdie had been eyeing yin cold or fire attribute treasures, only to be thwarted by the joint efforts of the Sima Clan and Corpse Mountain Valley.

The price was driven up; if your Myriad Poison Sect were to buy them, it wouldn’t be cheap.

These two great powers were affluent enough not to care about wasting a few more Spirit Stones.

As adversarial forces, this was a means of weakening the opponent without direct conflict.

“Yin cold type or fire attribute spiritual objects; it seems True Monarch Bingdie is indeed as rumored, not only having injured their foundation but also suffering from yin cold poison.”

Through this period of interaction, Lin Chang’an had some vague guesses.

Yin cold type spiritual objects could relieve the cold poison in her body, which he already knew when treating her on the Spirit Ship.

Fire attributes could also eliminate some of the cold poison.

Unfortunately, he didn’t have the chance to examine True Monarch Bingdie physically; otherwise, it would have been obvious instead of mere speculation.

“Looking at it now, the Myriad Poison Sect is clearly at a disadvantage among the Four Great Influences, being the weakest, and Daqian only hopes the Myriad Poison Sect can hold off one force.”

After the auction, the Myriad Poison Sect did not hastily depart; cultivators from various powers eagerly sold their goods and also bought what they needed.

During this time, Lin Chang’an received a sound transmission from his acquaintance Mr. Ming Yue.

…

In the private room of a restaurant.

“What, is this intelligence reliable?!”

Lin Chang’an looked shocked at Mr. Ming Yue before him; his expression was not feigned but genuinely surprised.

What a surprise!

He truly hadn’t expected the thick-browed, big-eyed Teng Changfeng to be a mole.

“Reliable!?”

The girl-like Mr. Ming Yue looked proud, seemingly reluctant to explain, but her mature, lofty tone was at odds with her petite appearance.

“Let’s not talk about the source of the intelligence, but both the Myriad Poison Sect and the Teng family originate from the Demon Dao’s Six Sects, so it’s not really an infiltration.”

Mr. Ming Yue spoke coldly and indifferently, habitually crossing her arms as if superior, which only accentuated the graceful curve of her chest.

She looked like a girl, but her assets were very ample.

However, Lin Chang’an didn’t have the heart to appreciate this beauty; instead, he looked at the intelligence in his hand, lost in thought.

Contrary to his expectations, he thought the Myriad Poison Sect would be relatively quiet, but it turned out to be chaotic with hidden troubles.

Even the Myriad Poison Sect had infiltrators from the Demon Dao Six Sects.

“The Demon Dao Six Sects have always eyed the Southern Domain covetously. If not for the constraints of the Five Righteous Sects, they would have unified the Southern Domain long ago.

Moreover, planting infiltrators in each sect isn’t uncommon.”

While Lin Chang’an was shocked, the expression of the girl, Mr. Ming Yue, was calm, with her heart extremely serene.

Having lived for thousands of years, she had experienced all sorts of plots and conspiracies; even Bihai Palace had numerous infiltrators and turncoats.

“In the end, it’s just that I lack experience.”

Looking at Mr. Ming Yue, Lin Chang’an couldn’t help but laugh bitterly. He usually focused on stable cultivation without meddling in internal affairs.

In this regard, he really didn’t have as much experience as her.

“Cultivate well and strive for early Nascent Soul Formation; over the years, the Demon Dao Six Sects’ plots have been relentless, and in the last century, they’ve been secretly stoking internal strife among the Southern Domain powers.”

Mr. Ming Yue spoke calmly, and although Bihai Palace was beyond reach in the Southern Domain, its strength was on par with top sects of both righteous and demon paths.

Being a force with over ten thousand years of history, it would be impossible to have no intelligence channels.

Moreover, the Demon Dao Six Sects didn’t get along with each other, and if they discovered some matters, they would undermine each other to gain their own benefits.

She wouldn’t have reminded Lin Chang’an if she didn’t find his usefulness.

“The Demon Dao has infiltrated the Guardian Alliance.”

Looking at the intelligence given by Mr. Ming Yue, Lin Chang’an fell into contemplation, but this also gave him a sense of urgency.

After returning, he must seize the time to cultivate and strive for early Nascent Soul Formation. By then, these current problems would be trivial.

“In the Immortal Cultivation Realm, strength ultimately prevails, and any plots and schemes are insignificant.”

In the private room, after Mr. Ming Yue left, leaving only Lin Chang’an behind, he pondered silently.

He had indeed underestimated Teng Changfeng, who likely played a significant role in the Myriad Poison Sect’s upheaval.

Also, Mr. Ming Yue was right; Teng Changfeng’s rise was legitimate and wasn’t really an infiltration.

“However, Mr. Teng in the Myriad Poison Sect is ultimately an unstable factor, and I hope it won’t affect my cultivation.”

If anyone didn’t want the sect to be in turmoil, it was Lin Chang’an. More than the two Supreme Elders in the sect, he hoped for the sect’s stability.

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