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第三千一百零三章 阵法与隐匿神通

Lin Xuan chose to rest for a while.

After such a long journey, the consumption of his magical power was not significant, but he did feel slightly fatigued.

What lay ahead would certainly not be easy; the Sword Lake Palace inherited from ancient times had its dangers, as the main hall said—Dragon Den and Tiger Lair were no exaggeration.

A brief rest to recover his state and keep it at peak would increase his chances of success. Lin Xuan was confident in his abilities but never underestimated himself.

In any case, better safe than sorry.

...

The night passed uneventfully.

With Lin Xuan's concealment techniques, he could remain hidden without revealing a trace. By the time morning came and the sky began to lighten, Lin Xuan opened his eyes.

After a night of meditation, his spirit and energy had fully recovered. He raised his head, and as the sun rose, the scenery before him gradually became clearer.

On the surface, everything seemed fine, but Lin Xuan was far from complacent. He slowly stood up and stretched his arms, sending out intricate spells from his fingertips. The light shone brightly, with colorful runes appearing in front of his eyes.

These runes spun and burst forth, enveloping Lin Xuan's body.

Next, he vanished into thin air.

Concealment technique!

With the vast knowledge and skills Lin Xuan possessed, there were likely dozens of concealment techniques at his disposal. At this moment, he chose one that was particularly complex and subtle. Even a veteran of the Tribulation Realm would find it hard to spot him if not deliberately using their divine consciousness.

Other cultivators wouldn't stand a chance either.

However, Lin Xuan wasn't sure about the effectiveness of the禁制array against such techniques. While he had studied阵法, his expertise was now somewhat shallow.

But that didn't matter; as long as he remained cautious, there would be no significant issues.

With these thoughts in mind, Lin Xuan stopped hesitating and took a deep breath. Silver light shone from his eyes as he activated the Heavenly Wind Divine Eye. The originally empty air around him began to glow with faint light.

Lin Xuan smiled. These anti-espionage禁制were not trivial, but since he had already uncovered them, they would no longer pose any threat. He could easily enter without being detected.

...

He then emitted a green glow all over his body, which quickly dimmed as he flew forward.

...

Qiu Yuan was a disciple of the Sword Lake Palace.

The Sword Lake Palace inherited from ancient times and was the top force in the Naelong Realm, naturally attracting many affiliated sects and families.

The Chu family was one such affiliate.

According to legend, their ancestors were ancient cultivators of the Sword Lake Palace who had advanced to the Divination Stage. They once held high positions as elders within the sect.

Unfortunately, times changed, and the Chu family had fallen on hard times. However, with a connection to the Sword Lake Palace, Chu family members with good spiritual root qualities could easily join the palace compared to other cultivators.

Qiu Yuan was one of these direct descendants, a holder of an unusual spiritual root, boasting exceptional talent in his clan.

Thus, he naturally joined the Sword Lake Palace.

Here, he realized what it meant to be surrounded by geniuses and powerful figures. His spiritual root quality was impressive within the Chu family but ordinary compared to other members of the Sword Lake Palace.

Qiu Yuan had lost some of his arrogance but understood the value of humility and perseverance. He worked diligently and advanced from an元婴Stage cultivator in just two hundred years.

With abundant resources in the Spirit Realm, the Sword Lake Palace owned the Spirit Eye Lake, providing excellent cultivation conditions. Despite such a short time, successfully condensing his essence into an immortal embryo was quite remarkable. As a result, Qiu Yuan became an Inner Sect disciple.

Inner Sect disciples enjoyed different benefits from Outer Sect members and had a chance to be noticed by senior elders. While he did not dare hope for a Divination Stage elder as a teacher, being accepted by a Profound Stage official would satisfy him. With such a mentor, his path to cultivation would certainly be smoother.

The saying goes that hearing someone's words is better than reading ten years of books. This was no exaggeration; with guidance from a mentor, the results were vastly different compared to solitary practice.

Qiu Yuan worked hard, not far from being a diligent cultivator.

He often meditated in his cave and rarely ventured out, despite having many years left before his life ended. However, a few months ago, his ascetic lifestyle was disrupted.

...

The Cloud Concealment Sect had turned against the main sect, even engaging in fierce conflicts. Qiu Yuan did not know the exact reasons, as his cultivation level was too low to understand internal affairs.

He received orders to patrol within the sect to prevent any suspicious intruders.

Though he doubted that the Cloud Concealment Sect would dare attack the main Sword Lake Palace, he took the task seriously, knowing it could earn him valuable contributions from the sect. According to the palace's rules, these contributions could be exchanged for crystals or other treasures. So, despite his skepticism, Qiu Yuan did not slack off.

However, this seemed like another uneventful day.

Alongside Qiu Yuan were a dozen other Inner Sect disciples, all元婴Stage cultivators, with one leading them at the Divination Stage.

This small group of cultivators flew slowly and released their divine consciousness to probe the surroundings. Since the conflict between the two sects, they had been executing such tasks for some time, so they were well-versed in it.

Everything seemed normal until a loud explosion suddenly echoed through the air with no prior warning.

The sound was deafening, far more shocking than a thunderclap on a clear day. Qiu Yuan stumbled and only managed to protect his dantian with his true essence as he took a deep breath. The sheer force of the blast nearly injured his internal organs, causing him to look shocked.

He quickly turned towards the source of the sound.

From afar in the sky, a series of explosions could be heard, accompanied by roars and a terrifying pressure rising into the air. The entire sky seemed to distort before collapsing.

"How is this possible?"

Qiu Yuan had already activated his defensive treasures as an元婴Stage cultivator, but even so, he struggled to withstand the shockwave from these explosions. It was hard to imagine what kind of cultivation stage the opponents were at.

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