Chapter 615 - 614: Bang, the Little Wild Cat Is Out Again

Chapter 615: Chapter 614: Bang, the Little Wild Cat Is Out Again

As soon as the link was shared, the number of people in the live-stream room surged.

In the video, they saw a person heading toward a large mountain, upon which stood a giant stone statue.

It was the scene outside the Celestial Star Cave Mansion.

The signal was being broadcast directly from there.

Besides the streamer, some other Cultivators were also heading toward the Celestial Star Cave Mansion.

Every one of them was moving incredibly fast.

"Fellow Daoists, this humble one doesn’t dare to move too fast or expose myself. Although the highest Cultivation you can see here is only Tier Four, many of these people are actually powerful seniors," a cautious voice said from the live stream.

Someone immediately sent a tip with a message: You’re actually still alive. Not only are you not afraid of death, you seem unkillable.

Another tip, with a message: The streaming world needs more conscientious streamers like you. Streamer, you have to try your best to stay alive.

Just as that tip appeared, the video feed suddenly went black.

Viewers: "..."

"What happened?"

"Did it lag? Bad signal? I heard the Celestial Star Cave Mansion is really far away."

"Yeah, yeah, that’s highly possible."

Demon Cultivator Mo Yan: "I think... was he silenced?"

"..."

"..."

"Maybe we should go back to figuring out why there’s a signal there in the first place."

"Right, right, it’s pretty strange."

Then, the live stream was declared over. No one knew what had actually happened.

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「Outside the Celestial Star Cave Mansion」

Three Ghost Cultivators cautiously descended, then followed behind everyone else.

The three Ghost Cultivators consisted of two men and one woman.

They all had Tier Four Cultivation.

The female Ghost Cultivator among them said, "Big Brother, Second Brother, do you think we’ll die this time? All the seniors who took part in the core missions before have died."

The three were Big Brother, Ghost Cultivator Huo Mian; Second Brother, Ghost Cultivator Leng Mian; and Third Sister, Ghost Cultivator Shui Mian.

Big Brother Huo Mian asked, "Did we just step on something?"

Second Brother Leng Mian replied, "Yes, a Tier Two Junior Cultivator, probably. Don’t worry about him. But this is indeed very dangerous. I just had a feeling that Jian Shisan glanced at us."

Big Brother Huo Mian said, "We’re not on good terms with the Holy Land. Luckily, they don’t know if we’re with the last batch of Ghost Cultivators who caused trouble here. If they find out, we’re probably goners."

Third Sister Shui Mian asked, "We have a core mission this time. Will we really be okay?"

They couldn’t answer. None of them dared to say something like "we’ll be fine."

Especially not when everyone from the previous two missions had died so horribly.

"This time is different. We haven’t been given any plan. We just have to see the target use that Spatial Treasure," said Big Brother Huo Mian.

"But the ones who died were the ones who took the Spatial Treasure," Third Sister Shui Mian retorted.

Huo Mian: "..."

Leng Mian said, "Third Sister, enough. Let’s just play it by ear."

After that, the three of them also entered the Celestial Star Cave Mansion.

Meanwhile, on the Starry Road, many people were still heading this way. There was one day left before the Celestial Star Gate closed.

After that, it could only be opened again when someone came out from inside.

After all, maintaining the Starry Road was not an easy task.

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After leaving the Stone Forest, Jiang Zuo discovered that quite a few people had already arrived.

’Looks like many people here have figured out how to traverse the Reverse Star River. Otherwise, it would be impossible for them to get in this early.’

Jiang Zuo’s main goal was still to find that point of light. But as he walked into the woods, he realized he was very close to the location of the Fallen God Grass.

He could easily take a detour to pick it.

Fallen God Grass grew by the edge of a pond. Jiang Zuo remembered it was a pool of stagnant, poisonous water that seemed to have existed for a very long time.

But it was precisely because the water was so toxic that the Fallen God Grass could grow there.

Soon, Jiang Zuo arrived at the edge of the pond. Sure enough, by the water was a small, dark gray blade of grass. It was shaped like an ordinary grass, but it gave off a somewhat cold feeling.

Of course, there was no poison on its exterior; the plant itself was just terrifyingly toxic.

The Fallen God Grass had no effect on the physical body. Its effects were all on the Divine Soul.

This was why it was one of the main ingredients for the Celestial Shaping Pill.

The Body Shaping Fruit, on the other hand, mainly affected the physical body.

After arriving at the pond, Jiang Zuo scanned his surroundings and noticed some wet tracks and bloodstains by the edge.

Then, he glanced behind him but ultimately didn’t do anything extra.

He paid no mind to the bloodstains.

Jiang Zuo walked over to the Fallen God Grass, planning to transplant it into the Dream Crystal Stone.

One benefit of the Fallen God Grass was that, in its mature stage, it was especially easy to keep alive.

It could be transplanted casually and would basically be fine.

But just as Jiang Zuo had uprooted the Fallen God Grass, something leaped out of the pond. It was a Spirit Beast resembling a pangolin.

This Spirit Beast had no name; Jiang Zuo had only ever seen this one.

Its strength was decent, though, especially its mouth, which could practically bite through a Dao Artifact.

The bloodstains on the ground were likely its handiwork.

With Jiang Zuo’s current strength, he was completely unable to challenge it.

However, Jiang Zuo wasn’t flustered. He directly summoned the Little Wild Cat. Even as a projection, it could have a significant impact on the creature, giving him enough time to escape.

This Spirit Beast couldn’t stray far from the pond.

But to Jiang Zuo’s surprise, the moment he summoned the Little Wild Cat, the Spirit Beast exploded with a BANG.

Then, a small figure rushed forward.

In an instant, however, it devoured the strange emotions.

After she landed, she looked at Jiang Zuo warily, even letting out a low growl.

’Not a shred of joy at seeing her master. This pet is a handful.’

Jiang Zuo looked at the Little Wild Cat, quite surprised.

’The mark’s notification said it was a projection, but this Little Wild Cat is no projection at all. This is her real body.’

’Otherwise, how could she have made that Spirit Beast explode instantly?’

Moreover, Jiang Zuo could also sense the Chaos.

"Is it because of the Chaos that your real body couldn’t be restricted?"

Jiang Zuo wasn’t entirely sure about this, but it didn’t matter. The Little Wild Cat’s real body was very useful. He just didn’t know if her real body would appear next time as well.

If so, many things would become much easier, but the restrictions were also significant.

Because she was too chaotic, she didn’t distinguish between friend and foe. It would be one thing if others got hurt, but it would be bad if one day she hurt Su Qi.

Then, Jiang Zuo waved his hand, sending the Little Wild Cat straight back.

She wasn’t suited to stay here for long.

After stowing the Fallen God Grass, Jiang Zuo prepared to leave, but some people weren’t about to let him.

From the direction he had glanced at earlier, two people flew over rapidly.

Both of them had Tier Five Cultivation, but it was being suppressed to Tier Four.

They were twins, and Fairies at that.

Jiang Zuo stared expressionlessly behind them. He didn’t care about these two women; what concerned him was the person behind them.

Of course, that person was hidden in the shadows. Jiang Zuo didn’t know who it was, but they felt a little familiar.

’Probably because of my past life.’

Soon, the two women arrived not far from Jiang Zuo.

They didn’t dare get too close, not letting their guard down in the slightest. They had seen what just happened.

The Spirit Beast that was strong enough to injure their senior brother had been obliterated in the blink of an eye.