"Qing Huacheng’s insights into formations can be studied. Make good use of these half a month. If there’s nothing else, you can leave," Senior Tian Wuya said, dismissing them without hesitation.
Amalia didn’t disturb her any further.
She bowed her head and pulled Kenny Lin away.
As they were about to leave the Naless Peak, Amalia asked Kenny Lin, "Since human cultivators and devils kill each other in the secret realms, why didn’t Sect Leader Qing ntion this in the sect leader’s main hall?"
Kenny Lin thought for a mont and said, "Sect Leader Qing and your Master have different positions."
Amalia imdiately understood.
As the sect leader, Sect Leader Qing’s responsibility is to take care of the Green Lotus Sect.
That is his duty and obligation, not the well-being of all human cultivators.
The disciples that was sent to the Double Cavern Secret Realm are likely the most talented from the Green Lotus Sect, who are expected to beco the pillars of the sect in the future.
Naturally, he wouldn’t want these disciples to suffer heavy losses in the secret realm.
In such battles, bloodshed is inevitable, and sacrifices will occur.
As a sect leader, he would prefer that the disciples prioritize their own safety while hunting devils, so he hopes everyone can protect themselves well.
Kenny Lin suddenly looked up at the sky.
The gray clouds had not dispersed, and the rain was still falling heavily.
"Darling, have you been practicing in this kind of weather for the past month?"
"Hmm? Why do you ask this?"
Amalia looked at him curiously, wondering why he suddenly brought this up.
"It’s really pitiful to be practicing in such rainy weather. Don’t you find it annoying?" Kenny Lin said sympathetically.
Amalia responded calmly, "The Upper Nine Peaks has been snowy the whole ti. Don’t you find it annoying?"
Kenny Lin was about to say no but realized he was being led into a trap.
It seed there was no right answer, so he imdiately fell silent.
Amalia was satisfied, feeling content with the weather at the Naless Peak for the first ti.
At first, she disliked it a bit, but over ti she had grown accustod to it.
She slowly found that rainy weather also had its benefits, especially when it ca to cultivation.
For the next half month, Amalia imrsed herself in absorbing the essence of Sect Leader’s Wing insights into formations.
Sect Leader Qing had achieved considerable success in the field of formations.
Although he wasn’t as proficient as Sect Leader Qing, who specialized in formations, his knowledge had still been of great assistance to Amalia.
Many unresolved issues were cleared up once one key aspect was addressed, making other related problems easier to solve.
After several days, Amalia felt she had made significant progress in the study of formations and finally co out from her seclusion.
Outside the world of ice and snow, a figure dressed in dark clothes stood out, particularly striking.
The wind and snow around him seed to be still.
His long hair, now extended, fluttered on its own despite the lack of wind.
His face, as delicate as jade, appeared like a srizing phantom against the backdrop of extre darkness and light.
The long edges of his clothing fluttered in the wind, and as he suddenly halted, he drew his sword in a swift motion.
Snowflakes that were so delicate that they needed to be intentionally observed, were sliced into two by his sword and fell onto the massive mountain wall before him.
The mountain wall was left with a deep crack, one or two centiters deeper than before.
Every swing of the sword seed to bring progress.
"Is this the very hard mountain wall you ntioned before?" Amalia asked as she approached Kenny Lin.
Kenny Lin sheathed his sword, "Yes, it is."
Amalia glanced at the sword marks on the mountain wall.
Even with his full strength, he could only leave a sword mark about twenty centiters deep.
It had to be said that the quality of this mountain wall was indeed very high.
"Primitive essence stones, Master Lian’s generosity is indeed remarkable," Amalia remarked with admiration.
These primitive essence stones are among the best materials for refining artifacts, but they are rare and can only be obtained from a place called the Great Wilderness.
Even if an Artificer offers a reward, it’s difficult to acquire many of them.
However, for Artificer, the rarer the material, the more they desire to obtain it.
Amalia was in the sa situation.
As an Artificer herself, she wished for more such materials.
After first hearing about the primitive essence stones, she had already ford ideas about their uses.
Primitive essence stones not only enhance the quality of artifacts but also improve their hardness.
When a large amount of spiritual power and energy impacts the artifact, it ensures the artifact can withstand the force.
These stones are particularly effective when used in defensive-type artifacts, making them especially valuable for refining armor or shields.
Kenny Lin, upon hearing this, asked, "Do you want so? I can get a piece for you."
"Do you want to be punished your Master?" Amalia shook her head.
They were currently on soone else’s territory and speaking so boldly.
"A piece this large, if it’s just small pieces, my Master won’t be so petty," Kenny Lin said, preparing to actually get a small piece.
"If you’re done here, we might as well go down the mountain and take a look around. We’re heading to the Double Cavern Secret Realm next, and we don’t know what the situation will be like. It’s best to buy so more elixirs for preparation," Amalia advised while pulling him back.
The elixirs they had bought earlier were nearly depleted after the two of them had been in seclusion for so ti.
"We need to buy more elixirs. Do we still have any spirit stones?"
Kenny Lin clearly wasn’t enthusiastic about this.
"We have a little left, but even if we run out, we can trade for other things. Elixirs aren’t just for recovering spiritual energy; they can also be used for treating injuries and improving cultivation. Why not buy them? Don’t rely solely on your fast recovery speed to be reckless. Always rember that there might be soone stronger than you outside. It’s never wrong to be prepared," Amalia advised.
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