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Chapter 2582: Chapter 2574: The Bear Family Appears (First Update, Please Vote)

Unless absolutely necessary, Feng Jun truly did not want to ask the Guardian for help, but when it reached a critical moment, he would not restrain himself.

At most, it just costs a little more spiritual energy, so what?

Because of Qian Zhong’s presence, he did not directly return to the Earth Realm but first went into the Void, staying there for a month before going to Earth.

The Guardian did not say anything, accepted his spiritual energy, and added a trace of aura to the Sun-Mirroring Glass.

Upon returning, Feng Jun once again entered the Void before arriving at Tianqin.

He noticed that when he again came to Kunshui Garden, Qian Zhong gave him a peculiar look.

However, Feng Jun did not mind, and directly handed the Sun-Mirroring Glass to Han Hai, "Once again, I must trouble the Great Sage."

Qian Zhong noticed the newly added aura, and his expression became increasingly strange.

This was the second time Han Hai True Sage operated the Sun-Mirroring Glass. With his strong learning ability, he had already grasped some key techniques. After activation, he carefully discerned and let out a slight "Hmm," "It’s actually at the edge of the Broken Star Sea?"

The Broken Star Sea is a space with a diameter of over ten billion miles, filled with fragments of various sizes. The energy is not only violent, but the rules are chaotic. It is said to have been a battleground for Mahayana Realm cultivators that shattered the void.

This place is forbidden for cultivators. Even Fusion Stage cultivators dare not enter the core, while Tribulation Transcending Stage cultivators cannot enter. In such chaotic rules, if a heavenly tribulation is drawn, it would certainly be impossible to survive.

In areas closer to the Broken Star Sea, there are a few fragments where cultivators can survive, but only barely. The resources are sparse, and the chaotic spiritual energy is not conducive to cultivation, with even food needing to be transported from outside.

Thus, these areas are relatively chaotic, with many vile and evil people lurking there, and the order is extremely poor. The good thing is, there are bases of the Seven Gates and Eighteen Ways and larger clans, who specifically purchase some special products of the Broken Star Sea.

No ordinary cultivator would like chaotic rules, but the things produced under chaotic rules have their uses. Cultivators may not require much, but having some reserves never hurts.

The staff at the bases are few—after all, on fragments where cultivation is impossible, restoring spiritual energy can only be done with a Spirit Restoration Array, having too many cultivators would be pointless.

Han Hai True Sage discovered the action by the Xiong Family was in the Broken Star Sea, and could not help but secretly click his tongue.

Firstly, the distance from Kunshui Garden to the Broken Star Sea is over thirty billion miles. Being able to send Xiong Nanti across such a vast distance shows that the Xiong Family’s mastery of space far exceeds ordinary forces, worthy of being called an Ancient Family.

Secondly, the presence of the Xiong Family in that area doesn’t necessarily mean the clan is located there. They might be using the chaos there to evade divinations—why are there so many fiends? It’s because the chaotic rules can obscure the Mandate.

However, everyone was of strong resolve, and immediately decided to go to the Broken Star Sea for an expedition.

At the same time, within a small secret realm, a thought emerged, "Such boldness, the Xuanshui Sect and others actually persist in dealing with the Xiong Family... do you have any suggestions?"

It took Feng Jun and others a full six days to reach the Broken Star Sea. This was even after using teleportation for most of the journey. Within two billion miles of the Broken Star Sea, they began to fly physically—the rules here were already becoming unstable, making teleporting risky.

During the final two billion miles of their journey, they often encountered groups of cultivators, sometimes as few as ten or as many as a hundred or more. Even with the naked eye, it was evident that most were not on the righteous path.

But Feng Jun’s group also appeared formidable. Though few in number, the fact they dared travel here proved their mettle—in this place, cultivators surviving not only had to be ruthless but also perceptive.

Generally, a team of six is more formidable than a team of sixty.

However, there will always be those who are blind—or who think themselves exceptionally strong. Just after flying a little over a billion miles, four figures suddenly emerged from behind a small meteorite.

One of the figures flickered and instantly teleported in front of them like lightning, "Fellow Daoists, please halt!"

The one blocking the way was at the Nascent Soul Sixth Layer. Due to the chaotic rules, it was difficult to sense others’ cultivation levels, and he was wary of alarming the potential prey, so he did not actively probe. It wasn’t until he showed himself that he extended his divine sense and displayed his cultivation level.

His Nascent Soul Middle Phase peak made him a rare expert even in the Broken Star Sea. More impressively, he had two Nascent Soul Middle Phase and one Nascent Soul High Stage companions. This enabled the four of them to brazenly rob and lay ambushes.

If the opposing six were regarded as a team of strong cultivators, then their team of four was a super-expert squad. Even if all six opponents were at the Nascent Soul stage, they had no worries.

But as he flickered over to sense them, he was shocked. There were at least two Nascent Soul High Stages and one initial stage.

There was a Mid-Stage Golden Core, but those two whose aura could not be sensed... who were they?

Moreover, he felt one of the Nascent Soul Peak earth cultivators seemed familiar.

They hit a hard target! Without a word, he intended to flee. Unexpectedly, an old man, whose aura couldn’t be sensed, emitted an oppressive force—clearly surpassing the Nascent Soul stage!

He very straightforwardly shouted, "Great Sage, spare my life!"

How big is the gap between the Nascent Soul and the Out-of-Body realm? The biggest gap is that the Nascent Soul runs too slowly; once a True Infant thinks, it can travel a thousand miles in an instant.

The next moment, another released the pressure of a True Sage, "Courting death!"

Han Hai True Sage made a move, but it wasn’t directed at the roadblocker—Wei Sancai was enough to deal with that.

The two True Sages didn’t release their aura while traveling because there was no need. They discovered some malicious guys but had no interest in cleaning them up. However, if someone ran into them, they certainly wouldn’t hold back.

Han Hai True Sage aimed at the three in the distance. Those three reacted quickly, turned around, and fled upon sensing Wei Sancai’s aura, completely disregarding the roadblocker’s life or death—blocking the path of a True Sage, running slowly means certain death.

Seeing this, Han Hai was very angry. Provoking a True Sage and still wanting to run away, how little do you think of True Sages?

Three green beams flashed by, and the three Nascent Souls were dealt with. From the body of a Nascent Soul High Stage, a small Nascent Soul flew out, bowing incessantly, indicating that he would never dare to run again. But with another flash of green light, Han Hai directly killed it.

"Great Sage, spare my life!" The mid-stage Nascent Soul raised both hands, shouting loudly, "I have a treasure to offer!"

"Do you think I care about your little treasure?" Wei Sancai raised a hand, directly capturing the person and casually placed a restriction, "Someone to lead the way... be obedient in leading the way, and I will give you a quick death."

"Great Sage, I am willing to swear a blood oath and sign a slave contract!" The mid-stage Nascent Soul shouted desperately, "As long as you don’t kill me, I’ll do anything!"

"Noisy!" Wei Sancai sent a stream of energy into his body with a raise of his hand. Suddenly, it felt like ten thousand ants were devouring him—itchy, sour, painful, and numb all at once, causing him immense pain, and he began howling wretchedly.

And very unfortunately, Sancai True Sage sealed his voice channel, leaving him only barely able to emit faint hums.

Wei Sancai nonchalantly remarked, "This is the consequence of not cooperating. It’s still light now. Do you believe I can detain your Nascent Soul’s true spirit, let Yin fire burn you for a thousand years, and still ensure you won’t die?"

In the eyes of a Great Sage, a mere mid-stage Nascent Soul is truly negligible. If it doesn’t cause trouble, it’s ignored; if it dares to cause trouble, it’s killed offhand.

At present, needing someone to lead the way, he temporarily lets the other live a bit longer but doesn’t hide the fact that he still intends to kill them in the end.

In the distance, someone sensed the unusual aura here but dared not directly investigate. After a long time, they cautiously looked over, "What level of a mighty one has appeared here?"

Another day passed, and they basically flew to the place, but the Broken Star Sea was indeed too large, with exceptionally chaotic celestial phenomena. Even the outskirts were a bit unbearable, making it very difficult to find a specific place.

At this point, the mid-stage Nascent Soul finally accepted his fate, "Fine, I’ll be responsible for leading the way, but I plead the Great Sage to give me a quick death."

When life and death are beyond one’s control, seeking a quick death is normal. Tianqin cultivators generally have a mentality of recklessness.

Han Hai True Sage traced in the air, showing the shape of the place. This person was quite capable, as he actually knew how to get there and found the place in less than half a day.

Wei Sancai casually struck him to death with a palm and looked at the chaotic celestial phenomena ahead, "The aura here is really unfriendly."

"Unfriendly or not, it doesn’t matter," Han Hai True Sage looked at a gray space not far away, coldly snorted, "To have the gall to come meet us, truly not putting True Sages in their eyes."

"Junior Xiong Yijun, I have met Han Hai True Sage and fellow Daoists," a person walked out from the gray space, at Nascent Soul Initial Stage cultivation, "In front of a Great Sage, hiding is useless, so I came specifically to communicate. Previously, our communication was not good."

The two Great Sages were too lazy to respond—it was beneath their dignity, and the other three Nascent Souls also remained silent, leaving Feng Jun to speak, "Are you saying the responsibility lies with us?"

This question was particularly rude, making Xiong Yijun very displeased. When had the Ancient Xiong Family ever been interrogated like this?

But he couldn’t vent, and he also knew that the mid-stage Golden Core in front of him could not be treated carelessly.

He could only reply solemnly, "My Xiong Family originally didn’t wish to emerge, so we tried to delegate and deal with the scoundrels in the clan, but to no avail. However, you all were still dissatisfied, so we could only communicate face to face."

He felt the Xiong Family was quite aggrieved, having initially asked the Xuanyuan Family to mediate and then killed the High-Rank True Immortal in the clan, sending the body over as proof, yet the other side still wouldn’t let it go.

"Is this attitude... considered communication?" Feng Jun sneered, "There are over a hundred Tianqin cultivators in the Void, are their lives not lives? Or do you say that after Xiong Nanti escaped, your Xiong Family voluntarily dealt with him, probably because of the bounty, right?"

"The past is the past, disputes cannot solve the problem," Xiong Yijun answered earnestly, "I came this time not thinking of leaving alive, just wanting to clarify some issues. What do you all think?"

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