Clan Cultivation: Starting from Beast Taming Chapter 615: 318: An Unexpected Accident [Subscribe Please]

Chapter 615: Chapter 318: An Unexpected Accident [Subscribe Please]

Jinchang Marketplace.

When Zhou Chun had squatted outside the cultivation area for over five days without catching a glimpse of Zhou Yu coming out, he had realized that sothing was amiss.

By then, the effect of the Blue Moon Butterfly powder Zhou Yu had co into contact with was nearly gone, and Zhou Chun could no longer track her location using the Blue Moon Butterfly.

However, since there was only one entrance and exit to the cultivation area and Zhou Chun had been keeping watch these past days, he could be sure that the other party was still inside.

But not seeing the other party co out for so long, Zhou Chun had already started to harbor a bad guess in his heart.

When Zhou Jiahe ca to see him, he took the opportunity to look at Zhou Jiahe and asked, “Elder Sister Thirteen, does Zhou Yu have any direct descendants she is particularly fond of?”

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Upon hearing his words, Zhou Jiahe was initially startled, then after a mont’s thought, she answered softly, “She used to have three sons and two daughters, of which two sons and one daughter possess Spirit Root Aptitude, but to my knowledge, they all have inferior Spiritual Roots, with practically no chance of Foundation Establishnt.”

“As for whether she has any favored grandchildren, I’m not clear on that, since ever since the family split, she and I have not talked about these family matters for tens of years.”

This answer made Zhou Chun frown as well.

Imdiately after, he said in a low voice, “I suspect that the reason Zhou Yu has not co out is that she has given the Foundation Establishnt Pill she exchanged for to her descendants, and now she is inside the cultivation area, guarding her descendants through the Foundation Establishnt!”

Zhou Jiahe, upon hearing this, suddenly focused her gaze, then with a grave face, she nodded and said, “Zhengchun, your suspicion is very likely to be correct. At her age, she doesn’t have many years left, and exchanging the Black Jade Toad for Foundation Establishnt Pills at this ti can only be for the purpose of cultivating her descendants.”

Having said that, she then murmured softly to herself, “If that is indeed the case, the matter could be troubleso. A cultivator at the Qi Refinent Realm attacking the Foundation Establishnt stage needs at least two to three months. Are we supposed to keep watch here for the next few months?”

“How about this, Elder Sister Thirteen, you keep watch here for a bit, and I’ll go see the Supre Elder to discuss what to do.”

After pondering for a while, Zhou Chun left Zhou Jiahe to keep watch in his stead, and went to see Zhou Mingde to discuss counterasures.

Once at the inn, he shared his guesses with Zhou Mingde, and then proceeded to express his own views.

“I believe that if Zhou Yu really is playing this ga, then there’s no need for all three of us to stay here. It will be enough to have just keeping watch. Supre Elder, you could take Elder Five back first to look for a way to save the Black Jade Toad,” Zhou Chun finished speaking and saw Zhou Mingde slightly frown, deep in thought.

After contemplating for roughly a quarter of an hour, Zhou Mingde’s expression eased and he nodded slightly, “All right, since Zhengchun you are willing, I will leave the Fire Divine Jackal with you as a protector, just in case.”

Leaving Zhou Chun alone in Fengguo was sothing he definitely couldn’t feel at ease about.

However, with the Fire Divine Jackal as a protector, as long as he didn’t encounter a late-stage Purple Mansion cultivator, he should be able to ensure Zhou Chun’s safety.

And naturally, Zhou Chun would not refuse such a powerful trump card for self-protection.

So, after having agreed on a plan, Zhou Mingde entrusted the Fire Divine Jackal to Zhou Chun. He then left the Jinchang Marketplace with Zhou Jiahe, returning to the Zhou Family stronghold.

After Zhou Mingde and Zhou Jiahe left, Zhou Chun kept watch outside the cultivation area every day, and he also entered the cultivation area several tis to investigate.

Unfortunately, there were too many cultivation rooms inside the cultivation area, and it was also prohibited to go near other people’s cultivation rooms; he was unable to locate the exact room where Zhou Yu was.

But Zhou Chun quickly thought of another thod.

He bribed the cultivator in charge of managing the distribution of the various cultivation rooms in the marketplace with Spirit Coins, and from him, he learned where those long-term rented cultivation rooms were located. He then identified Zhou Yu’s cultivation room based on the descriptions of the tenants’ appearances and Cultivation Levels provided by the manager.

According to the cultivator managing the cultivation area, besides Zhou Yu, there indeed was one middle-aged man with Qi Refinent Cultivation Level in that room.

This confird everything.

In light of this, Zhou Chun settled into the cultivation area himself and asked the cultivator managing the area to help him monitor Zhou Yu’s cultivation room while he was cultivating.

This wouldn’t cause him to neglect his own cultivation and he wouldn’t have to worry about Zhou Yu suddenly leaving the area while he was cultivating, unknowingly.

However, what Zhou Chun hadn’t expected was that after almost two months of his stakeout in the Jinchang Marketplace, Zhou Yu had still not been seen, but the situation in Fengguo suddenly took a drastic turn.

Soone, an unknown power, was spreading “Corpse Moth” eggs all over marketplaces, and even disciples from the Corpse Demon Sect were being targeted and killed with “Corpse Moths.”

This sort of preditated and targeted provocation seriously touched the Corpse Demon Sect’s sore spot.

Thus, the Corpse Demon Sect began to expressly forbid Fengguo’s cultivators from raising “Corpse Moths,” declaring that violators, regardless of their Cultivation Level and background, would be rcilessly killed!

The proclamation caused even more disgust and anger amongst Fengguo’s cultivators.

They found it very hard to accept such an order.

Because today the Corpse Demon Sect could forbid the raising of “Corpse Moths,” and tomorrow they could prohibit them from doing other things.

Going on like this, wouldn’t they all beco servants of the Corpse Demon Sect?

And for big sects like the Jingyang Sect, it was even harder to accept this sort of proclamation from the Corpse Demon Sect.