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Chapter 889: Chapter 433: The Second Spirit Body, Way of Cause and Effect_2

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But he had no regrets. The emergence of his second spirit body significantly boosted his overall strength, and this was merely the beginning of his gains.

The second spirit body, which was cultivated in the Way of Cause and Effect, held terrifying potential and limitless future prospects. That was the true harvest.

Cultivated to Perfection, it cut off ties with the past, remained untouched by cause and effect, with Divine Abilities unseen and the workings of fate unpredictable.

This was something too great to be merely described as having terrifying potential.

Upon the arrival of the Ten Directions Sect, Lu Yun promptly completed the handover and then led the other disciples to regroup with the main forces of the Purple Cloud Sect and the Green Flame Palace at the old site of the Purple Cloud Sect.

At the same time, all the disciples guarding the various cities were also recalled.

Thanks to the team information on the Prime Origin Token, Lu Yun was able to quickly locate the members of his original team despite the large number of people on the warship.

At a glance, the hundred-person squad from before was now reduced to just over fifty people.

Nearly half of them were those responsible for guarding the cities.

This clearly showed that not a few disciples who had followed Mu Sinan to the main battlefield had fallen.

However, those who had survived bore radiant expressions, evidently having reaped considerable rewards.

It is worth mentioning that both Mu Sinan and Ding Min’s auras had changed, indicating they had likely made breakthroughs in their own strengths.

Truly worthy of being disciples of Heavenly Pride.

As for the other disciples, Lu Yun could clearly discern their realms; most had broken through at least a minor realm.

The others, although they did not achieve a breakthrough, had nonetheless improved in some way.

In such a comparison, it seemed that only he, within his small unit, had not made a breakthrough.

However, the others knew that Lu Yun had cultivated a powerful Divine Ability that could conceal his realm, indiscernible to the average cultivator.

Therefore, when they sensed that Lu Yun was still at the third level of the Unity Realm, they did not find it strange.

“Junior Brother Lu, you seem to be in a bit of trouble. Did you encounter other problems along the way?”

With the strongest cultivation, Mu Sinan swiftly noticed Lu Yun’s unusual condition and walked over to inquire.

Hearing this, the surrounding disciples also looked over.

Lu Yun explained, “I encountered a minor issue while cultivating earlier, but it’s nothing serious; I will recover after some time.”

At the same time, he also surveyed the crowd and seemed to notice something, furrowing his brows slightly.

There seemed to be a familiar figure missing from among the people.

“Elder Sister Mu, where is Junior Brother Ren Shu’an?”

Even as he asked this question, Lu Yun already had a guess; he just wanted confirmation.

Mu Sinan said, “The battlefield was too chaotic at the time, and I was preoccupied by a formidable opponent; I had no ability to look after the others.”

Although she didn’t spell it out, the message was clear.

Ren Shu’an had not appeared for so long after the war ended; he had likely perished on the battlefield.

A mere Heavenly Human Realm cultivator, in a war of that scale, once swept by powerful fluctuations, it would not be unusual to be shattered to dust.

Lu Yun kept his expression unchanged, but inside, he couldn’t help but feel a sense of lament.

This genius disciple who had harbored animosity towards him ultimately did not make it to the end.

No matter how deeply concealed, he still couldn’t escape the fate of falling.

In the end, it was all due to insufficient strength.

The matter of Ren Shu’an served as a warning to him.

Mere concealment was not enough; without sufficient power, there was always the risk of falling at any moment.

“Be it genius or mediocrity, a single misstep can lead to downfall; such an outcome must not befall me!”

Lu Yun’s eyes were resolute.

As his strength improved, he cherished his life even more.

To continue living, he needed not only to keep a low profile and have a few hidden tricks up his sleeve, but he also had to constantly become stronger.

At the least, he should become powerful enough to decisively influence the outcome of a great war.

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The alliance of the Sanyuan Palace and the Blue Sky Sect faction each settled their affairs. With the intervention of two powerhouses, the Green Flame Palace and the Ten Directions Sect, the strife here came to an end, and it would be difficult for conflict to arise again in the near future.

Correspondingly, the Sanyuan Palace’s scheme to rise to a superpower fell through.

They were granted the opportunity, but failed to capitalize on it. The other powers could not be blamed.

However, possessing three immortal giants, their strength was still far beyond other leading powers. If they focus on peaceful development and patiently build their foundation, they could one day fundamentally transform into a superpower.

Of course, all that was a discussion for another time.

The Void Warship activated, and within half a day, it returned to the True Fire Domain.

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The warship obscured the sky and the sun, and even the vast mountain range below was not as immense as the warship. When it hovered overhead, its shadow already covered the land beneath, shocking the Green Fire Palace Disciples who remained behind.

“What is that thing?”

“Quick, inform the Elder, a formidable enemy is attacking!”

Some disciples panicked.

But before he could finish speaking, he was slapped on the forehead by an Elder, followed by a stern reprimand.

“Nonsense, that’s the Void Warship, returning triumphant from the Tai Zhen domain.”

“The Void Warship?!”

The disciple, heedless of the pain on his forehead, had a look of shock on his face.

He had ridden on a Void Warship before, but compared to this one, it was like night and day.

“In six hours, the Void Warship will set off again. Those wishing to return to Green Flame Palace should board without delay.”

The calm and authoritative voice reached the ears of all disciples of the Green Flame Palace.

In an instant.

The base of the Green Flame Palace became restless, as disciples climbed aboard the Void Warship under the organization of Elders and Stewards.

Clearly, the strength of the disciples and Stewards boarding here varied greatly, including those in the Celestial Human Realm, Unity Realm, and True Spirit Realm.

However, the majority of the disciples were in the Celestial Human Realm, including both Outer Sect Disciples and Official Disciples.

The Unity Realm and True Spirit Realm were comprised entirely of Outer Sect Elders and Stewards.

Time slowly passed by, and the warship gradually became lively and noisy.

Because the warship was enormous and there were too many people, Lu Yun did not see Yuan Fei’s figure.

However, he did see Yuan Yao among those disciples.

“Senior Sister Yuan Yao.”

“Junior Brother Lu Yun?”

Hearing the voice, Yuan Yao turned around, just in time to see the handsome young man approaching her.

The young man’s poise was elegant and had a unique charm. As Yuan Yao watched, it was as if a stone had been cast into the still waters of her heart, causing ripples that were slow to calm.

She couldn’t help but remember the last time they had parted, when although he had acted maturely and was very powerful, he had still looked very young.

But now, seeing him again, he had transformed into a dashing youth.

From boyhood to youth.

Gone was the naiveté and greenness of the past.

What captured her gaze was a moment of dazzling charm.

And the ripples spreading through the pond of her heart.

But in the end, she could only say one thing.

“It’s been a long time!”

After pausing for six hours, the warship resumed its journey.

Perhaps it was for being apart for so long, Yuan Yao had a lot to say. She roughly shared her experiences of this time period with Lu Yun.

Lu Yun learned that Yuan Yao’s close friend, Chang Xiaorui, had died at the hands of a Unity Realm Expert.

For Chang Xiaorui, a former fellow disciple with whom Lu Yun had experienced life and death, he had quite a strong impression.

Upon learning of her demise, a sense of regret and reflection inevitably stirred in his heart, but that was all.

It wasn’t that he was heartless. After all, she hadn’t died in front of him, and he lacked that visceral impact.

It was like once learning from Wei Xinhuh that Li Zhichang had not emerged from the Secret Realm.

Most of the time, it was Yuan Yao who spoke and Lu Yun who listened.

He was a proficient listener, never impatient.

Yuan Yao was also an excellent storyteller. While she may not make one feel as though they were there, the experiences she relayed through her words were thrilling nonetheless.

Of course, regarding Chang Xiaorui’s matter, she just mentioned it in passing, not wishing to dwell on it.

Reopening a gradually healing wound would not cause unbearable pain, but it would still hurt.

For Yuan Yao, the loss of Chang Xiaorui was a wound in her heart, one that would take a long time to heal.

But to Lu Yun, this represented a kind of growth for Yuan Yao.

To witness the fall of a dear friend while being powerless to help was a tremendous blow.

Only a blow of this magnitude could carve such deep pain, before one realizes their own frailty, thus purifying their determination to pursue strength.

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