All Chapters of Bury Them All: A Cultivator's Path: Chapter 51
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Chapter 51
Time flew, and September passed.Over these past several months, the ongoing conflict between the Sky Burial and Duskfiend Sects had effectively transformed into a rivalry between two young geniuses — Julian and Kieran.The two refused to concede an inch to each other. Today you set a new record, tomorrow I surpass it.Yet both had reached the same ceiling — killing mid-stage Foundation Establishment cultivators was as far as either could push.Increasingly envious of one another, both eventually challenged late-stage Foundation Establishment cultivators directly.The outcome was predictable — both returned battered and doubly wounded, though the attempts only further cemented their reputations as true geniuses.Managing to escape a late-stage cultivator's pursuit while only at early-stage Foundation Establishment was, after all, a genuine skill in itself."Makes me want to measure myself against these two young geniuses. Or better yet — once they've both reached the peak of Foundatio
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The pendant shattered instantly, and a terrifying burst of sword energy erupted from within it.Boom!A deafening roar tore through the air, carrying with it an unmistakably strange and powerful aura."What is this?" The Foundation Establishment cultivator went pale with shock, but before he could react, he collapsed to the ground, his heart pierced clean through.Watching this unfold, Wes froze for a moment — then, slowly, a bitter smile spread across his face."So it's you. My good brother. It really is you."He seemed to understand everything in that instant, his eyes filled with a mixture of gratitude and helpless resignation.Thank you, Silas, for everything you've done.Shame I won't get to raise another glass with you.Silas thought the memory ended there, believing Wes might still have had a chance.But the final corpse's memory revealed the true farewell.In that final scene, Wes faced an impossible situation — no longer merely a Foundation Establishment cultivator, but a ful
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Suddenly, Silas found himself standing in a vast, endless world, covered head to toe in blood, on the very verge of death.That desperate, defiant voice, filled with refusal, seemed somehow to be his own.Then, understanding struck him all at once.Right — this is the inner tribulation that accompanies a breakthrough. Thunder can be avoided outright, but inner demons cannot be so easily guarded against."I've hung myself out to dry here for far too long — any lingering demonic impulses of mine should have long since faded on their own."Silas's body shuddered once, and the illusion shattered apart entirely.He'd spent all these years single-mindedly focused, never once growing close to any woman, never once putting on airs or acting the bully — how could he possibly harbor any inner demons worth speaking of?Next, the three paths — spirit, energy, and soul — advanced together in perfect unison, transforming and evolving as one.The miniature figure of his primordial spirit emerged ful
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But they were still human beings underneath it all, with the same basic needs as anyone else, and occasionally Silas found himself stumbling into scenes distinctly unsuitable for young ears.Despite being hundreds of years old and holding the rank of true king, apparently even they remained plenty vigorous in certain department.Days passed, and a month slipped by in the blink of an eye.On this particular day, Silas lay reclined in an old wooden chair in his courtyard, resting through the morning.Boom, boom, boom!It didn't sound quite like knocking — but it was enough to jolt Silas awake from what had been a rare midday nap.He blinked groggily, first glancing toward his own courtyard gate — but no one was there.Turning his head, he spotted a female cultivator constructing a house in the courtyard right next door.Why call her a cultivator, you ask? Well, you might have seen a frail young woman carrying seven or eight liters of purified water home before.But you've certainly neve
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Relying on her lingering status as a true disciple's former handmaiden, she'd cultivated a small circle of friends among the outer sect's Qi training cultivators, including one particularly sycophantic sixth-level cultivator who doted on her attentively.Goddess Seraphina, ironically, had inadvertently done Selina a favor — Selina's own perceived status as a "true handmaiden" had grown several times more valuable in the aftermath of that reputation.Selina began inviting her Qi training friends up to Skypillar Mountain almost daily, occasionally wandering suspiciously close to the female cultivator's courtyard. It genuinely seemed as though she intended to force a change of ownership eventually.Finally, ten days later, the female cultivator stopped venturing out entirely, content simply tending to the flowers and plants within her own courtyard.Selina, unable to hold back any longer, marched straight to the courtyard with a whole entourage of outer sect friends in tow."I've taken a
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"Right — ever since taking up the Azure Emperor's Longevity Art, and even more so after becoming a true monarch, I've been drifting a bit. I can control myself physically well enough, but apparently I've forgotten to keep my mouth shut too. From here on, I'll be a quiet, low-key cultivator," Silas thought to himself."Don't push yourself into everything — stay careful in word and deed." He reminded himself that he'd likely encounter unpleasant people or situations in the future, and he needed to learn genuine detachment.Just be a bystander. Don't ask questions. Cultivate quietly.Throughout history, there had always been injustice and hateful people scattered across every era. Those with hidden agendas were simply unpredictable — better to watch from a safe distance until he'd truly achieved the Dao and ascended to immortality or beyond.Besides, even the Azure Emperor himself shouldn't have grown complacent — his own fate served as a cautionary tale."Thank you for the advice, Senio
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Staring down at his severed arm, Tobias's face twisted into something feral, howling in agony.The onlookers gathered around visibly recoiled at the sight.Though every one of them was an inner sect true disciple, well accustomed to witnessing life and death firsthand, watching a fellow true disciple get tortured like this by a true monarch still sent a genuine chill down their spines, as though they'd felt it themselves.The cultivator stepped closer, looking down at Tobias, now finally silent, and said:"If you hadn't kept running your mouth, none of this would have happened."Hearing this, Tobias gritted his teeth but didn't dare utter another word.Above, the handful of true monarchs watching could no longer stand by idly — Tobias was, after all, still a friend of theirs."Senior Sister!" They descended and bowed respectfully toward the female cultivator.The cultivator glanced at them, mildly surprised — but these true disciples felt like thorns pressed against her back, and thei
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Inside, though, his heart was pounding, hammering away relentlessly."Ordinary people who've spent years doing rough manual labor don't have hands like this."The cultivator grabbed Silas's hand, lifting it to examine closely, smiling as she did."Your junior brother doesn't do farm work — not the kind that requires much sun or rain exposure." This time Silas didn't pull away, feeling the warmth and softness of her slender fingers as he explained himself."A hand that grips a shovel every day shouldn't be this flawless."The cultivator traced her fingers over his, speaking with genuine seriousness."Senior Sister, please have some self-respect! I think you're taking advantage of me here!"Silas quickly yanked his hand back, his tone solemn.The cultivator's face flushed faintly, whether from embarrassment or something else entirely unclear, and she huffed. "As beautiful as your senior sister happens to be, why on earth would I fall for someone like you?""Then kindly refrain from touc
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Hearing this, Silas backed away rapidly, hands raised protectively in front of himself, wearing a distinctly wary expression. "Could it be that Senior Sister intends to get me drunk, just to take advantage of me?"╮(╯_╰)╭ Jasmine thought."A mere mortal, and this narcissistic? Senior Sister has plenty of admirers chasing after her, I'll have you know — I genuinely look down on you for that." Jasmine sneered.In truth, she'd simply wanted some company for a drink, mostly to vent about life's frustrations.After a few rounds, the neighbor herself ended up thoroughly drunk, slumped over asleep at the table.Silas studied his neighbor — remarkably fit, perfectly proportioned — and silently recited the Heart-Clearing Mantra to himself: We remain self-reliant and composed. A pretty face only slows down my sword-drawing speed.[Regarding that story about the goddess getting drunk at my house that year, and me carrying her home...]Time flew by once more, another year passing.Silas quietly a
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"Speaking of the world's true vastness — let's not even reach that far. Just consider the Hundred Kingdoms Convocation, opening in three months. Geniuses from every corner will compete for supremacy there, and even the gods themselves will discuss the Dao. It'll be quite the spectacle.""Judging by how you're talking about it, Senior Sister, it sounds like you've participated yourself before?""Of course!" Jasmine said proudly.Then, almost immediately, her expression darkened once more.Silas could tell — this woman had likely participated in the Hundred Kingdoms Convocation before, though probably without particularly outstanding results.At the same time, from what Jasmine had shared, he now had a rough sense of the overall strength represented across the Hundred Kingdoms.Seraphina Ash was the top genius within the Sky Burial Sect, yet apparently not exceptional enough to stand out among the broader Hundred Kingdoms. That alone suggested there were countless stronger, more terrify