Chapter 496: Generation Of Cheng and Ming (I)
Mount Qingdu had been here for nearly ten years now. The earth vein had shifted, and three small peaks had emerged on either side, varying in height. The tallest of these mountains rose about a hundred ren, reaching halfway up the main Qingdu Peak, while the shortest stood at fifty to sixty ren. Many houses had been constructed on these slopes. [1]
The highest secondary peak was Talisman Peak which was reserved all year round for Li Xuanxuan, along with several apprentices that were practicing the Talisman Dao.
As for the lower peaks, they were occupied by the brothers from the minor sect of the Li Family—Li Chengchu and Li Chengyou.
By now, those two brothers had successfully condensed the Jade Capital Chakra. They had been working alongside Li Xicheng to manage family affairs and were considered reliable.
Xicheng conducts himself well… The two brothers have been raised in Qingdu Cave Dwelling since childhood as well; they are both loyal and dependable.
Li Yuanjiao rode the wind and landed back at Mount Qingdu. The cave entrance atop the mountain was brightly lit, and guarded by two men. The stone steps he descended led to a huge cave dwelling.
The former Snake Demon Cave Dwelling was now known as Qingdu Cave Dwelling, having been renovated by the Li Family over the decades. The holes in the walls were neatly arranged, and though the spiritual energy here was not particularly strong, it was extremely spacious and capable of accommodating several Foundation Establishment Realm cultivators.
Supporting Foundation Establishment Realm cultivators was a challenge for many prestigious clans. Thanks to Li Tongya's foresight in claiming this site years ago, the Li Family faces no shortage of space even with an increasing number of Foundation Establishment Realm cultivators now.
The fire vein on Mount Wutu has been developed, and Kong Gusun of the Profound Peak Gate is still overseeing it, ensuring its stability. Ximing has started to relocate there... Qinghong is in seclusion again; no wonder it feels so deserted here.