Thoom!!!
Shen Wuyin vanished beneath the southern sea, sending a towering plume of water soaring into the air.
His body sank through the ocean's depths, descending farther into the deep. The moonlight above gradually faded into pitch-black darkness. The ocean’s pressure bore down on him, splitting his skin.
The ocean's depth was equivalent to the height of mount Runyu.
“I... can't die,” he muttered within his soul.
The dark veins marring his skin thickened with every passing second, spreading across his body until they covered nearly every inch of his flesh.
“The Guixin beast can't end me like this. Not when I finally have the chance to live again.”
He struggled to move his arms and legs, desperately trying to swim back toward the surface, but his limbs remained stiff and unyielding.
The poison had completely paralyzed his body.
The harder he fought for control over his limbs, the deeper he sank.
The Guixin Beast's poison was designed to transfigure mortal souls into grotesque beasts of many kinds.
Although Shen Wuyin had reincarnated into a mortal body, his soul remained that of a God King. Unable to corrupt such a divine soul, the Guixin Beast's poison was forced to unleash its full effects upon Yun Li's body instead.
As the coldness of the deep settled within him, a fragment of memory from his previous life surfaced in his mind.
“The Samsara Dispelling Art.”
Just like the Samsara Reversal Technique, It was also one of the techniques he had created in his previous life. The technique was widely used by Alchemists across regions to dispel poisons and portion from the body.
When his body finally struck the ocean floor, he slowly began drawing qi from the surrounding waters, guiding it carefully through his meridians and wrapping it around his limbs.
Bubbles escaped from his mouth, drifting upward as he began reciting the Samsara Dispelling Art spell.
Moments later, the water surrounding him began to swirl turbulently, before forming into a perfect sphere and enclosing him completely.
His body rose from the ocean floor and floated within the sphere of water.
“Now I need to perform the technique,” he muttered.
Slowly, he raised his hands before his face.
He folded his pinky and ring fingers inward while pressing his middle finger, index finger, and thumb together in a precise seal.
“Reverse.”
A stream of bubbles escaped his lips as the word left his mouth.
Suddenly, a brilliant silver light erupted throughout the sphere.
The dark veins across his skin began vibrating violently.
Thin cracks on his skin widened into jagged gaps. Dark crimson liquid seeped from the cracks and flowed into the water sphere.
Pain seared through Shen Wuyin, forcing a sharp hiss between his teeth.
The cracks widened with every breath he drew, wracking his body with unbearable pain.
His fingers trembled uncontrollably. A muscle twitched in his cheek as he fought to maintain the hand seal.
The strain grew heavier as the poison seeped out from his meridians.
“Ah…” A raw groan broke free from his clenched teeth.
At once, the silver light filling the sphere surged toward him with a deafening crack.
Despite the pressure pressing against him from all sides and the sickening pull within him, he moved his feet slowly, shifting into a crane stance.
The vibrations within the dark veins intensified.
The poison began flowing outward in thin streams, leaving his body and dispersing into the sphere while silver light continued flooding into him.
His heart pounded violently against his chest.
An invisible weight settled over him, crushing down on every muscle and bone.
“Ahhh!”
He shut his eyes, pressing his lips into a thin line as he fought to endure the agony.
The dark veins around his eyes began draining into the sphere, a sharp agony ripped through his eye sockets.
Dark blood streaked from the corners of his eyes down his cheek.
“How long will this take?” he snapped.
The moment the words left his mouth, his legs nearly gave out beneath him.
A sizzling crack echoed through his ribs and spine.
Far above him, the ocean surface began glowing faintly.
Massive waves roared across the ocean. The surrounding waters churned with increasing ferocity.
After what felt like an eternity,
The dispelling art was complete and the poison was successfully extracted.
The silver sphere pulled Shen Wuyin to the shore.
“Daylight already?” Shen Wuyin muttered.
The sun hung high in the center of the sky, casting its brilliant rays across the land.
A vast valley stretched before him.
The soil glowed beneath the scorching sunlight, shimmering with heat.
Then he realised……
“The Spirit Jade Crystal,” he whispered.
His hands immediately shot into his pockets, his fingers searching frantically through the fabric.
“Aaha.”
A sheepish grin spread across his lips the moment he felt the familiar object resting beneath his fingertips.
“Those fools actually thought I gave them the Spirit Jade?” He scoffed, taking two steps forward.
To the five cultivators, they possessed the Spirit Jade Crystal, unknown to them, what they took from Shen Wuyin was the eye of the Guixin Beast.
“High grade fools!” His lips curled into a smirk.
The instant he took a step, a sickening crack echoed from within his bones.
“This body has a lot more training to undergo,” he whimpered.
Tilting his head from side to side, he continued forward while his joints protested with every movement.
As Shen Wuyin walked through the valley, a shadow stood silently among the trees near the ocean shore.
Two crimson eyes followed his every movement.
“The Samsara God King, Shen Wuyin?” the figure muttered.
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CHAPTER 22
Mo Yueli’s maidservant fell to her knees, her hands covering her lips. “No… Sect Leader is going to kill me.” She let out a muffled cry.Xie Linger and the others stood transfixed, gaping at Mo Yueli’s situation.“She is definitely going to die…” one of the men muttered.“No, don’t say that!” The maidservant snapped, lowering her hands to her sides. Trembling, she rose to her feet, her eyes reddened.She rushed over to Tang Luo and dropped to her knees before him, clasping her hands together. “Please, Tang Luo…” she choked out, tears welling in her eyes. “Please, help her.”Xie Linger shifted her gaze to her, the shock in her eyes now replaced with disgust. “Help her?” she scoffed.The maidservant nodded, her attention still fixed on Tang Luo.“Tang Luo, she is our princess. We can’t let her die.” Her voice cracked with emotion.Xie Linger crossed her arms sharply. “That’s why she should have ran when we did. But no…”“Stop it already!” the maidservant yelled. “I don’t know the beef y
Chapter 21
In the realm, they stood in the middle of an isolated plain. The valley stretched endlessly in every direction. It was dry and scorching hot, yet there was no sun or any other source of light in the sky. The air was thick—too thick. Even their garments remained still, barely moving.“Everyone stay on alert. Don’t wander off.” Mo Yueli announced, her voice rang across the valley.Everyone turned to her, irritation flashing across their faces. Everyone except Shen Wuyin.Mo Yueli stared at them one by one. She crossed her arms under her bust and clicked her tongue. Tsk!“Why are you all looking at me like that?” She snapped.Shen Wuyin shook his head slightly and turned around, scanning the environment with his gaze.“The spiritual energy here is too turgid.” He muttered as his gaze moved from one corner of the valley to another. “The serenity is rather alarming.”Xie Linger let out a small scoff and rolled her eyes.Mo Yueli noticed. Her expression darkened as she marched over and stop
CHAPTER 20
Shen Wuyin and twenty other men stood in the royal court, their combat robes well-fitted, with blue sacks in their hands.Before them stood Luo Yuyan, his hands clasped behind him.“Cultivators, as you already know, this hunt is beneficial for the sect and every individual present. The rules remain the same.” His voice rang across the courtyard.“Every retrieved item must be presented to the council on arrival. You all must work together no matter the dispute. Don’t attack any beast individually except directed by the head operator, which you guys will vote yourselves on entering the realm.Tent on safe grounds, not in open fields.”The cultivators nodded in unison.Shen Wuyin stood in the front row, his gaze locked on Luo Yuyan.“A spirit realm opening in the mortal realm?” He thought, squinting. “Then it really must be worth the haunt.” He lowered his gaze to his body. “This body still needs refining, and this realm opening might just be what it needs.”“You all can go now. The Xie
CHAPTER 19
“Brother!” Qing’s voice rang from the bed chamber as Shen Wuyin stepped in.He stood still, his gaze locked on his reflection in the mirror across the room.Just then, Mei and Qing ran towards Shen Wuyin. When they reached him, they wrapped their arms around his legs, burying their faces in his robe.“Brother, you came back.” Mei muttered.The warmth from their little embrace shifted something within Shen Wuyin. A warm smile tugged at the corners of his lips.“You thought I was going to get lost? “ He sneered playfully.Mei and Qing lifted their heads and met his gaze.Mei sucked her teeth, her nostrils flattened. “You participated in the moon meet and knowing how much beating you have received so far…”She released her grip on his legs and straightened. “…it is normal for us to be worried and excited on your return.”Shen Wuyin raised a brow. “Oh, I see.” He scoffed.Qing let go of his legs and stepped back.“How come you came back without a scratch?” She asked, curiosity etched in h
CHAPTER 18
Li Wei shot forward, his gaze fixed on Shen Wuyin. “You hurt me with that hit,” he hissed, swinging his battle axe.A sharp blue slash tore from the axe head, slicing through the air with a sizzling crack.A green barrier formed around Shen Wuyin, four layers thick, pausing Li Wei’s slash midair.“To get this over with.” Shen Wuyin moved with terrifying speed, too fast for Li Wei to see him coming.Meanwhile, Tan Su stood still, admiring Mo Yueli.“You are a pretty one.” He swept his gaze over her slowly. “Why do you want to get beaten?” he asked lazily.A sharp clash of green and blue lights erupted into the air, the intensity almost blinding.Mo Yueli and Tan Su stood at the other end of the platform, their gazes locked on each other as though no one else existed beside them.“Talking to me won’t make your defeat any less swift,” Mo Yueli said, tilting her head to the side.Tan Su lowered his gaze, a small smile curved on his lips.“Feisty. I like it.” He met her gaze again. A dimly
CHAPTER 17
“Dao masters, cultivators, and beautiful ladies. We have come to the last round of the 13th Moon Meet,” Lin Xue announced.An uproar of applause thundered across the valley.Lin Xue adjusted his collar, a brown scroll in his hands. “At this stage, we have four top contestants left. Tan Su, Yun Li, Mo Yueli, and Li Wei.”Cheers filled the air.Xie Linger cheered the most as though her brother was amongst them.“I pray he wins.” She clasped her hands together, her eyes dazzling.Lin Xue cleared his throat, controlling the cheers.“Now, these four will fight against each other in pairs.”He gestured for the four to come onto the platform, and they obliged, three except one—Mo Yueli.Lin Xue swept his gaze across the crowd, searching for Mo Yueli.Just then, a young maiden walked up the platform and approached Lin Xue.“Where is the princess?” Lin Xue asked quickly, his voice low as though he was afraid of the crowd hearing.The young maiden dipped her head. “I passed your message to her.
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