After settling himself down, Dyon ca to understand how big of a deal this was.
Once one reached the immortal realm of the soul, cultivation split into two. One was cultivation of the senses, while the second was cultivation of the nascent soul.
Immortal Souls weren’t as fragile as mortal souls. So could even use it for direct combat, and it was almost considered a second body for many immortal cultivators.
Simply put, Dyon could be considered to be of the mortal realm in his nascent soul cultivation, but of the immortal realm in the cultivation of his senses.
This was quite odd to him. Unfortunately, every ti his thoughts turned toward his nascent soul, he seed to lose track of his consciousness.
However, Dyon didn’t mind this much, because there was a second reason Spiritual Sages were so respected. Immortal Sense was a pie in the sky to array alchemists. Not only this, but cultivating Immortal Sense directly made future cultivation far easier.
Understanding every aspect of your body to the finest of details… even if this was the only ability of Immortal Sense, it would be worth it! But, this wasn’t the only ability!
Immortal Sense allowed one to communicate with the Heavens easier, making the comprehension of wills, intents, daos and beyond far easier! Simply put, if Dyon found the right resources, breaking into the dao realm with his remaining intents would be as easy as breathing.
Dyon didn’t hesitate to use this ability to diligently train the celestial babies and steer his Blood Phoenix Battalion in the right direction.
Like this, in what seed like the blink of an eye, two years passed.
The Blood Phoenix Battalion still ranked dead last and the gap between it and even 24th place was only getting more depressingly wide, but while the younger generation was swept with murmurings of confusion and even slight disdain from those bold enough, the elder generation who had watched every mont of the last 2 years felt as though the weight on their chests was only growing heavier.
Just yesterday… Dyon had conquered a 1st Tier Territory with nothing but Peak Essence Gatherers! Unfortunately, the ignorant would stay ignorant.
“Hey, hey. What’s going on here exactly? Has True God Sacharro been lazing around, letting his wives pick up all the slack?” True God Aurum snorted, his draconic aura wafting through the dusty plains they gathered in.
By now, their eting place had undergone a bit of a change. The various battalions often ca here for a bit of leisure and to recuperate, so not only were there refreshnts, there were many dical tents and even rchant stands they could use to exchange points for items.
However, while all 24 battalions had returned at so point or another in the last 2 years, only the Blood Phoenix Battalion hadn’t been seen.
No one was foolish enough to look down on Dyon’s strength, nor would they think sothing as ridiculous as he died, but True God Aurum’s words were the thoughts of many.
Currently, the Sacharro Clan sat at 3rd place, a far cry ahead of 4th place. Them, the Blade Clans, and the Star Clan, had firmly grasped first place.
In just 2 years, they had already accumulated enough points to reclaim over 2 dozen universes.
The Sacharro Clan could reclaim 36, the Blade Clans 38, and the Star Clan 45!
Yet, judging by Dyon’s ranking, it was clear he was being carried by the work of his wives. The evidence was right before them.
At that mont, the teleportation array of the dusty field flashed, revealing Amphorae’s lovely figure. To her right, Clara walked leisurely by her, her loose silver robes unable to hide her tantalizing curves. They seed to be having an intimate talk, but no one could tell what it was about.
In truth, with Amphorae’s prowess, how could they only be ranked third? She alone was enough to allow the Sacharro Clan to claim first place. But, she had held back because Dyon entrusted her to help Clara increase her battle sense and prowess. Dyon wanted Clara to have the ability to protect herself in the future, and there was no better teacher than Amphorae, so the two of them had beco quite close.
The two were actually polar opposites. Amphorae was calm and a woman of few words, but loved blood and battle. But Clara was fiery and loved to speak, but hated the sa. Still, this didn’t seem to matter much to the two of them.
“Fairy Amphorae!” True God Diasho seed to imdiately notice Amphorae’s presence and rushed over. Though he didn’t think he approached too closely, to Clara, two ters was already too much.
“Scram!” Clara frowned, annoyed that her conversation had been interrupted.
The rest of Amphorae’s battalion began to appear behind them, but True God Diasho didn’t seem to care as he grinned.
“Miss Sacharro, I see you’re just as fiery as ever. I hope you rember the bet between you and I… Judging by the state of your husband’s battalion, such a thing is nothing more than a joke. I hope you don’t regret those haughty words… A woman’s reputation is her everything.”
The difference was striking. It was obvious to everyone that Diasho Ren only ever referred to Ri, Madeleine and Clara as Miss Sacharro, however when it ca to Amphorae, he seemingly completely forgot that she was a married woman.
Clara’s red eyes danced as though she was looking at a jumping clown. This True God Diasho really had no idea that he couldn’t defeat even a single finger of her husband’s, let alone her husband himself.
Over a year ago, Clara had bet that Dyon’s battalion would not only overtake Diasho Ren’s, but also rank 1st. She said that she’d make him run naked for 10 000 laps around the Star Do. Back then, Diasho Ren had brazenly said he’d accept if she did the sa when she lost.
He was very lucky that Dyon wasn’t here. If Dyon even knew about this bet, for Diasho Ren’s audacity in even attempting to make his wife do such a thing, he’d have his head.
True God Diasho’s face stiffened slightly when Amphorae walked by him without a word, but he no longer feared her. In fact, he was quite confident that he could conquer her.
If she was as powerful as he thought she was, why would she only rank 11th amongst the battalions?
‘I’ll make you mine!’ The glow in his eyes only seed to grow more feverish.
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