Chapter 68: Jiang Hao Among the Top Ten in rits
After seeing off Han Ming, Jiang Hao walked into the Spiritual dicine Garden. The rabbit followed curiously, asking.
“Who is he, master?”
“A true disciple,” Jiang Hao reminded.
“He’s of higher status than , so don’t stir up trouble.”
“True disciple? No wonder he didn’t show any respect to Lord Rabbit. Master, you need to work hard,” the rabbit sighed.
Jiang Hao glanced at it without responding, thinking that since the rabbit had survived well during his absence at the mine, it should understand the importance of not causing trouble.
“Why don’t you just follow in the future, Master? People in the know are aware of my limitless potential. I’m bound to dominate the world,” the rabbit suggested again.
Jiang Hao chose to ignore this; the rabbit was always boastful.
He had only one request for it: don’t cause trouble.
After busying himself in the Spiritual dicine Garden for a while, he got used to the days with only a little bit of progress again.
He missed the rapid progress from mining. He always wanted his master to punish him by sending him to the mine, but it would take so ti before the mine was operational again.
He heard that people at the mines have started to shift to other work.
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At dusk.
After returning to his residence, Jiang Hao began to ponder over the days ahead.
Today, he received clear news that the battle with Tianqing Mountain had ended, and the Tianyin Sect had erged victorious.
Many people had snatched up quite a few valuable items.
However, as the powerful individuals from various sects fell at the mines, the battle ca to a definitive end.
The Tianyin Sect stopped fighting, and the other side didn’t want to fight anymore either.
The mine had captured many people from the sects, and only a handful of those were rescued; the majority remained with the Tianyin Sect.
If they were lucky, their sect would co to take them back. If not, it would be difficult for them to escape a fate of mining for the rest of their lives.
It’s not out of the question that so of the more beautiful won would be taken away by disciples of Demon Sects.
The Tianhuan Pavilion, for instance, had a great need for these cauldrons.
Their fate wouldn’t be much better.
As for the future of these people, Jiang Hao he was unable to intervene in such matters.
Nor did he have the ability or the desire to do so.
Struggling to survive himself, how could he take care of others?
After resting for a mont, he took out a book on talismans and began to read.
It was ti to start earning spirit stones.
Currently, he only had three hundred and forty spirit stones on him. Buying a good saber required spirit stones, and so did tea leaves.
Fortunately, there was still the reward from the mine, which should include a good number of spirit stones.
He opened the book on talismans.
The first one he saw was a Healing Talisman.
An enhanced version of the Pain Relieving Talisman, similar to a healing spell, but with effects better than the ordinary healing spell.
This type of talisman was rarely used, but many people kept so on hand.
Accidents always happen, and having a Healing Talisman not only saves spiritual energy but also allows for quick release.
After a serious injury, it might not be possible to cast a healing spell, but having a talisman would make things much better.
Therefore, those who often went out, especially those at the Foundation Establishnt and Golden Core stages, definitely had so Healing Talismans.
Looking at the materials, Jiang Hao realized it was the sa kind of talisman paper as the Ten Thousand Swords Talisman.
However, the selling price of the talisman was half higher than that of the Ten Thousand Swords Talisman.
About thirty spirit stones.
“What a pity, I only started learning the fine six talismans after the battle. Otherwise, I could have made a lot.”
During the battle, the price of Healing Talismans would definitely surge, possibly even doubling.
The price should still be inflated now, but after so ti, it would return to the normal thirty.
Taking a deep breath, Jiang Hao activated Clear Heart and Pure Mind and began to comprehend the Healing Talisman.
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Duanqing Cliff.
At Ku Wuchang’s residence, Han Ming ca to report.
He was excited.
Because today his master said that a list of ritorious deeds would be compiled, and the top ten would be given a lot of resources.
He had no hope for the top ten in the sect, but he had great hopes for the top ten of Duanqing Cliff.
You see, he had gone to battle early on and had made significant contributions along the way.
Not only him, but there were also two Senior Brothers and Senior Sisters in the courtyard.
Including him, there were only nine true disciples of Duanqing Cliff, and the four they often saw were him, Senior Brother Mu Qi, and the two Senior Brothers and Senior Sisters present.
One was a drunken Senior Brother Wu, and the other was a dark-skinned Senior Sister Fei Zhu.
After greeting the two, Han Ming waited in place.
After a while, Mu Qi walked in.
“Master, the Hall of rits from the Enforcent Peak has sent over the list, and a simple ranking has been done.”
Saying this, he handed over the list.
“Senior Brother, am I in the top ten?” Han Ming asked Mu Qi in a low voice.
Hearing this, Mu Qi chuckled and said.
“I haven’t seen it yet, but the people from the Enforcent Peak ntioned Junior Brother, saying that your contributions are significant among those at the Foundation Establishnt stage. It seems likely that you’re in the top ten of our Duanqing Cliff.”
Hearing this, Han Ming was thrilled.
However, he was still restrained, understanding the need to be discreet in the land of the Demon Sect.
Only when facing those inferior to him did he not need to be too restrained.
With these achievents, he could stand tall and proud in front of Jiang Hao, making Senior Brother Jiang feel inferior.
In ti, he would use his absolute advantage to avenge his previous humiliation.
“Hm?”
Ku Wuchang, who was originally looking at the list, spoke up with so surprise.
This made Han Ming and the others curious.
Mu Qi showed no reaction; he seed to know why his master was surprised.
“Two of our Duanqing Cliff have made it into the top ten of the sect,” Ku Wuchang said with a slight surprise, then regained his composure:
“That’s good. It ans you’ll get a larger share of resources. The upcoming resource competition will also have more spots available.”
“Master, which two Senior Brothers made it into the top ten of the sect?” Han Ming asked.
Senior Brother Wu and Senior Sister Fei Zhu were also curious.
“One is Bai Yi, who is ranked seventh,” Ku Wuchang said.
Bai Yi, the Nascent Soul realm Eldest Senior Brother of Duanqing Cliff, was extrely powerful.
It was only natural for him to be in the top ten, and they were not surprised.
“And the other?” asked Senior Sister Fei Zhu.
Han Ming was also waiting, wondering which Senior Brother or Senior Sister it was.
“The second is Jiang Hao, who is ranked tenth,” Ku Wuchang said.
As the words fell, Han Ming’s mind was bombarded with shock.
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