Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
She had already returned to the chaotic spaceti.
“It appears that these missions present no challenge for you,” the voice within the chaotic spaceti remarked dispassionately.
Yet, Gu Chaoyan detected a trace of teasing in the voice, suggesting a familiarity that bordered on amusent. It was as if the chaotic spaceti observed her with a knowing eye, witnessing sothing subtle.
Although Gu Chaoyan failed to discern the specifics, she did sense sothing amiss.
“A lower-level cultivation bead?” Gu Chaoyan inquired once more.
A mont of silence ensued.
Then, abruptly, the chaotic spaceti spoke, “Hasten your self-tempering. It will lead you to the cultivation level of a Paragon Martial God, a goal you’ve long pursued.”
The chaotic spaceti must have overheard her earlier statent, a fact Gu Chaoyan was well aware of. However, he evaded her query, unwilling to discuss the matter, and had no intention of revealing anything. No matter how she inquired, the response would remain the sa.
Consequently, Gu Chaoyan decided not to press further.
As she delved into the tempering process, each session left her with a profound sense of comfort. It entailed the influx of abundant spiritual energy that coursed through her body, rendering her light and at ease.
In this state of ease, her cultivation level ascended, one layer at a ti.
Yet, just as she was on the brink of a successful breakthrough, the process ca to an abrupt halt. This cessation engendered a asure of discomfort, impeding her progress.
Gu Chaoyan erged from the tempering session in a sowhat disconcerted state.
At this mont…
Her cultivation had already reached the level of a Paragon Martial God.
The discomfort she had experienced previously likely stemd from her inability to advance to the half-step Golden Immortal realm.
Indeed…
It was a formidable barrier to surmount, explaining her recent sensations.
This clarified why so many individuals chose to remain here.
Anxiety began to creep over Gu Chaoyan. When she erged from the tempering, she urgently questioned the chaotic spaceti, “How can I attain the status of a half-step Golden Immortal?”
“I need to review the mission.”
The chaotic spaceti fell into another prolonged silence.
After a considerable pause, it responded, “A half-step Golden Immortal? This cultivation level grants access to the Second World. Breaking through to the half-step Golden Immortal realm is no simple feat.”
“Only the most challenging missions offer the potential to attain the status of a half-step Golden Immortal.”
“I’m going to undertake the mission,” Gu Chaoyan declared without hesitation, as if driven by an urgent desire to embark on the task.
“You’ve just completed a mission. It’s advisable to rest before entering the chaotic spaceti for another mission,” the chaotic spaceti advised, his tone notably composed, as if attaining the status of a half-step Golden Immortal held little significance to him. He appeared content to take things at a leisurely pace.
“I don’t need to rest,” Gu Chaoyan asserted.
“The chaotic spaceti requires ti.”
With her understanding, Gu Chaoyan ceased her insistence.
She nodded, signaling her acceptance.
And then, she exited the chaotic spaceti.
Returning to the Yan Family in the Shenyou Dynasty, the room was cloaked in silence. Energized by her recent breakthrough, she pushed open the door to survey her surroundings.
Dragonman, White Deer, Yan Wuji, and the head of the Undead Race stood guard outside, clearly concerned about any potential complications.
“Congratulations on your breakthrough, Junior Sister!” Di Hongyun greeted her with an enthusiastic smile.
“The signs of a breakthrough had been evident since last night. We were worried that sothing might go wrong, so we’ve been on guard. Thankfully, all is well, and you’ve successfully attained the next level,” the head of the Undead Race acknowledged.
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