Chapter 35: Another Immortal Cultivator
Qin Sang struggled to stand up, watching as King Yan emerged, holding the soul of the monk in its jaws. Glancing at King Yan, who appeared much more solid than before, Qin Sang felt a slight sense of relief, seeing no signs that it would devour its master. Eagerly, he began to interrogate the soul of the monk.
He was deeply curious about the Xuanji Temple, the sacred ground of martial arts, and also wanted to know if Saint Yuanjue had encountered any other immortal masters during his years of travel.
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As the soul of Saint Yuanjue dissipated, a look of surprise appeared on Qin Sang's face.
The souls of those King Yan had killed before had all existed for similar lengths of time, but the monk's soul had lasted only half as long as the others. This was the first time Qin Sang had seen such a phenomenon.
No matter how much he pondered, Qin Sang couldn't figure it out. He hadn't expected such a thing to happen, and there were still many questions left unanswered.
Even so, the information he had extracted from the monk made Qin Sang feel that the danger he had encountered had been worthwhile.
It turned out that the reason Saint Yuanjue had immediately recognized Qin Sang as an immortal cultivator was because Xuanji Temple had killed an immortal cultivator decades ago!
At that time, two grandmasters of Xuanji Temple, both at the innate stage, had besieged the immortal cultivator.