Chapter 191: Four Pounds of Blood
The Mysterious Mountain spans across the eastern west of the Godly Jin Dynasty for around one hundred thousand miles while the Wanxiang Pagoda only occupied a part of it.
South of the mountain range was the Grand Southern Prefecture, and to the north was the Ancient Jiang Prefecture.
The Wanxiang Pagoda was located at the south near the boundary of the Grand Southern Prefecture.
The Spirit Treasure Tower was located in a mountain that hovered near the sky where hovering clouds and strange birds were flying around. It was not only the sacred ground of Treasure Seeking Masters but also a land of fairies.
Within the radius of five hundred miles, everything was part the tower’s territory. Many Treasure Seeking Masters in training wished to open a cave in these lands.
Because there were so few Treasure Seeking Masters, there were less than five hundred students and teachers at the Spirit Treasure Tower. Moreover, the majority of them frequently went on journeys so the ones that remained at the tower were even fewer.
Feng Feiyun and Murong Ta walked for two hours straight, but they didn’t manage to see anyone. This silence was a bit too much since there were no bustling sounds, unlike the other sacred grounds.
“Hey, Big Brother Feng, I feel that the purple bamboo branch over there is a great piece of treasure.” Murong Ta pointed deep into the bamboo grove.
This was a very special bamboo since it was as thick as a bucket. Each of the bamboo’s sections was several feet long, and its stalk was completely purple. Upon a closer inspection, one would find that there was a flowing metallic sheen on its body.
It emanated an ancient aura, and the spirit energy around this bamboo was concentrated to the point where it was almost a liquid. Just by taking in a whiff of air, one would get a refreshing feeling as one’s blood would start to boil.
If one could open a cave under this purple bamboo and train here every day, then their cultivation speed would be twice as fast.
A shining purple light that was as clear as purple jade ran through each of the bamboo leaves.