Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World Chapter 571: Mystic Void Continent (Part 1)

Kenny Lin nodded his head while looking at her with his innocent eyes.

Amalia imdiately roasted so more spiders and added so spices to it.

These spices were all spices that she had left over from the last ti she roasted spiritual at.

All other items had been used up, and this was the only thing left.

Surprisingly, the spices still ca in handy.

With the spices, the spider at tasted much better.

Kenny Lin began to eat with an expression of enjoynt.

The enticing aroma of the roasted at woke up Wealth, who had been unconscious.

Crossing the spatial rift had injured Wealth as well.

Seeing Wealth’s drooling expression, Amalia patted its head, "These spiders are poisonous. I’ll find you sothing to eat once we leave the desert. Hang in there."

Wealth looked at her with teary eyes.

Amalia roasted dozens of spiders and all of which were eaten by Kenny Lin, allowing him to recover so strength.

"Let’s go. We should look for other people."

In this unfamiliar place, they could only use the sun to identify their direction.

They walked for about two days, during which they faced several attacks from the desert creatures and narrowly escaped.

Not long after that, they finally saw a caravan that was passing through the desert.

When the leader of the caravan saw them, he showed a mixture of surprise and wary expression.

"Excuse ..."

Amalia had just started to speak when she noticed the caution in the leader’s eyes instantly vanish.

Setting aside her curiosity about this reaction for now, Amalia explained that they were lost and asked if they could follow the caravan.

The leader readily agreed.

As they got to know each other, Amalia learned from the leader that initially, they thought Amalia and Kenny Lin were enemies.

However, once they heard Amalia speak, they realized they weren’t.

Amalia was also quite surprised because their languages were the sa.

"But the two of you were very brave, to think that you two dared to cross the Great Mojave Desert on foot."

The leader said while still feeling shocked after learning about their situation.

"Is there a problem with that?" Amalia asked with a naive smile as if she was a young girl who doesn’t know much about the outside world.

The leader saw that Amalia and Kenny Lin didn’t have the temperant of ordinary people, so without doubting too much about it, he assud them as soone who ca from distinguished families and was rely on a training journey.

"Of course, there’s a problem. The Great Mojave Desert is extrely dangerous. It’s best not to co here unless you have reached the Foundation Building stage," the leader replied after sensing that their spiritual energy fluctuations were not strong, thus assuming their cultivation level was low.

Little did he know that it was because they had just exited from the spatial rift and hadn’t had ti to recover their strength.

And before they had ti to recover their spiritual energy, they had been chased by the desert creatures all the while.

Amalia and Kenny Lin exchanged a glance at each other.

The Foundation Building stage seed to be the cultivation level division in this world.

They wondered where their own strength fit into this system.

After that, Amalia continued to engage the leader in conversation and gradually she learned more about this world.

The continent they landed currently is known as the Mystic Void Continent.

This world was entirely dedicated to cultivation, where everyone was involved in cultivating immortality.

In this place, people who cultivate immortality were not referred to as spiritual cultivators but as immortal cultivators.

After crossing the Great Mojave Desert with the caravan, they parted ways and, following the leader’s directions to found a small town.

In the town, they spent a good part of the day gathering information and finally gaining a clear understanding about the situation on the Mystic Void Continent.

On the Mystic Void Continent, the currency they use is spirit stones.

The transactions between cultivators are conducted with spirit stones unless they do bartering.

Their spirit stones had been completely exhausted within the spatial rift, leaving them to rely on ditation to recover their spiritual energy.

Fortunately, both of them could absorb spiritual energy at twice the speed of ordinary people.

In less than half a day, despite their injuries not being fully healed, their spiritual energy was almost fully restored.

"Mystic Void Continent is truly a paradise for cultivation," Kenny Lin remarked, thinking about Earth, where even the central disaster zones didn’t have spiritual energy as rich as even the most random spots here.

"Never mind that. We need to find out how to earn spirit stones first," Amalia said.

Earlier, they learned that without spirit stones, it was inconvenient to go anywhere.

So cities even required one or two spirit stones just to entered them.

They approached a shop assistant.

The shop assistant who is only at the Qi Gathering stage, treated every passing cultivator with respect.

He imdiately directed them to a location.

Shara Town was the only town nearby.

Because it’s situated next to the resource-rich Great Mojave Desert, its developnt rivaled that of a small city.

They entered a relatively large shop bustling with custors.

"We accept anything from the Great Mojave Desert, but with your cultivation levels, entering the desert is akin to seeking death," the shopkeeper said dismissively after a quick glance at them.

"Do you accept Sicarius Silk Spiders?" Amalia asked, unfazed by his attitude.

She realized the shopkeeper couldn’t see their true cultivation level.

"Of course we do."

Sicarius Silk Spiders are a specialty of the Great Mojave Desert.

Despite being poisonous, their at is exceptionally tender.

There are always so people who are not afraid of death or soone with unique cultivation thods willing to buy them.

However, the Sicarius Silk Spiders always appeared in groups.

Once you get surrounded by them, the outco was mostly death and making them difficult to catch.