The fairies I flirted with in the game became real?! Chapter 215 Yan Xiaoru Felt It Was Noisy

Li Muyang just like that entered Tianjiao City, joining the Blood Lotus Sect.

It was extrely smooth, so smooth it was perfectly reasonable.

The initiation ceremony for joining the Blood Lotus Sect was very simple, Shen Yan had set up a Ritual Altar inside the City Lord’s residence, and personally presided over the ceremony.

To Li Muyang, such an initiation ritual seed quite formulaic, he had already seen many similar scenes in movies in his previous life.

In the room where incense curled up and the lighting was dim, there were candles and red lanterns burning. Discover exclusive content at empire

Then he bowed three tis and kowtowed nine tis before the altar, offered sacrifices to the blood lotus, burned yellow paper, decapitated a chicken, and then dripped blood into a bowl to swear a blood oath.

After the procedure was over, Li Muyang had officially joined the sect, becoming a disciple of the Blood Lotus Sect, and he was given two sets of lotus-patterned vestnt robes.

This vestnt robe within the Blood Lotus Sect symbolized a very high status, one that only leaders and above were qualified to wear.

However, Li Muyang currently held no position.

After he joined the Blood Lotus Sect, they arranged a courtyard within the City Lord’s residence for him to live in and assigned four maids to serve him.

Li Muyang’s daily job was to sit in the wooden tub prepared by the Blood Lotus Sect for his herbal baths.

That tub, with various types of Spiritual dicine added, was filled with water.

Under the tub was a blazing fire, the flas constantly burning, causing the water temperature to climb continuously until it boiled.

Sitting in the boiling water, Li Muyang felt his body slowly absorbing the essence of the herbal bath, his physical body becoming stronger bit by bit.

Shen Yan said that his Martial God Domineering Body was not yet at a minor accomplishnt, and needed more tempering and nurturing.

And this type of herbal bath was an excellent thod for tempering Li Muyang’s physical body.

Although it looked more like cooking pork ribs...

But since Shen Yan did not allow him to go to the frontline battlefield, after Li Muyang feigned requests to join the battle several tis and was rejected, he settled down in the courtyard to bathe.

Anyway, the core intelligence that the Demon Sect wanted, Li Muyang had already grasped it well.

He just needed to find an opportunity to secretly transmit it.

He bathed in the herbal bath for seven hours every day, from early morning until night.

The rest of his ti was spent resting.

After soaking in the herbal bath for a long ti, the skin and flesh of his whole body felt as if it were being pricked by needles in pain.

So every ti he climbed out of the tub, all Li Muyang wanted to do was lie down and rest, seldom moving.

The only upside to this herbal bath was that while lying in the tub, Li Muyang could close his eyes and play video gas.

In the ga, he continuously controlled the Erald Saber Mantis wandering in the wilderness, attacking the wildlife in the forests.

At this point, the Erald Saber Mantis had evolved to the 5th stage, grown to two ters long, and had beco a dominant force in the wild, hunting targets such as boars and leopards in the forest.

As for the ferocious tiger Wushan Jun, Li Muyang occasionally sent it out to attack the Blood Lotus Sect’s food transport teams to evolve through cannibalism and robbing Spiritual dicine.

The Blood Lotus Sect also took notice of this tiger and began to send people to hunt it down; Li Muyang encountered ambushes three tis in a row.

Fortunately, with the Save-File Divine Skill system, relying on constant saving and reloading, Li Muyang managed to clear the ti-limited stage every ti.

The evolution value from devouring cultivators and martial artists was much higher than that of ordinary people.

The Blood Lotus Sect sending people to kill Li Muyang instead provided Wushan Jun with even more evolution value.

After swallowing an Elder of the Blood Lotus Sect, Wushan Jun’s evolution value finally reached the limit. This over five-ter-long huge tiger ford a cocoon of light underground and fell into a deep sleep.

But Li Muyang estimated that reaching the 3rd stage was the limit for Wushan Jun.

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The ferocious beast’s potential for evolution was too low, it only managed to evolve to the third tier after consuming so many Spiritual dicines and Cultivators from the Blood Lotus Sect.

To evolve it to the fourth tier, the required resources would be even more substantial, making the cost-efficiency of grooming this character too low.

In the sa evolutionary ga, the Jade Mantis specialized in hunting ordinary wild beasts in the mountains and had evolved to the fifth tier. Now, the battle power of a fifth-tier Jade Mantis was just one level weaker than a second-tier Mount Wu Sovereign.

And the resources spent on evolving the Jade Mantis along the way were not even one-tenth of what the Mount Wu Sovereign had consud.

The further it went, the higher the cost-efficiency of developing the Jade Mantis character beca.

Li Muyang decided that once the Mount Wu Sovereign evolved to the third tier, he would no longer waste ti and resources on this tiger but instead pour all his effort and resources into the Jade Mantis.

During the day, he soaked in a wooden tub for a dicated bath to simr, controlling the evolution of the ga’s beasts, and at night he lay resting in his house, seldom going out.

Occasionally, Shen Yan would co to visit Li Muyang, taking a walk with him around the city, or sitting by the lake to have tea together.

This young lady seed to have taken chatting with Li Muyang as her only pasti during work breaks.

Following her around, Li Muyang also t several banner leaders of the Blood Lotus Sect, though nearly all were under Shen Yan’s command.

Only occasionally would he see one or two banner leaders from other branches co to Tianjiao City to demand supplies or to quarrel.

Li Muyang discovered that the conflicts and divisions between the different branches and incense halls of the Blood Lotus Sect were more severe than he had imagined.

While the armies of the Demon Sect were pressing from the outside, a ti when unity was needed to resist a powerful foe, these incense leaders and banner leaders always managed to argue over so bizarre issues.

On Li Muyang’s third day in Tianjiao City, Xie Shanhai, the leader of the Liehai Hall, nearly ca to blows with Liu Churen, the leader of the Jade Wave Hall.

To diate this dispute, Shen Yan was forced to drop all affairs within Tianjiao City and lead four hundred demon beast cavalry along with Li Muyang over a thousand miles to the camp to settle the conflict between the two sides.

Although the dispute was finally smoothed over, on the way back, Li Muyang could see unmistakable fatigue on Shen Yan’s face.

However, as a newcor, Li Muyang didn’t say much.

He maintained his calm and restraint, quietly observing this chaotic and fanatical cult.

He didn’t intentionally probe for intelligence, but in everyday life, he would inadvertently ask a few more questions or take a few more glances.

The details about the Blood Lotus Sect that Li Muyang saw, heard, and observed were all written into letters by him, which he sent out through that small wooden box to the outside Refinent Demon Sect.

This wooden box could send Li Muyang’s letters once every three days.

It was Li Muyang’s sole ans of communication with the outside world.

With no contact person or instructions, Li Muyang was entirely on his own, lying dormant within the Blood Lotus Sect.

Although he had already discovered the ultimate secret of the Blood Lotus Sect’s relentless killing, Li Muyang didn’t imdiately inform the Refinent Demon Sect about it.

Instead, he started gradually, adding so of his daily observations to his reports.

And even just these simple, straightforward reports were enough to thrill the bigwigs of the Refinent Demon Sect.

The previously impenetrable veil of mystery surrounding the Blood Lotus Sect was finally lifted before the Refinent Demon Sect with the arrival of Li Muyang’s letters.

In the eting of the Elders aboard the massive Flying Boat, the various Elders passed around this letter.

The Elders had varying expressions, but overall, they were satisfied.

Li Muyang, the spy they had successfully planted inside the Blood Lotus Sect, was considered the best news in the past month.

Yet their joy was theirs alone.

The Elder of the Enforcent Hall, Yan Xiaoru, remained as indifferent as ever, showing no pleasure or excitent for the remarkable achievents accomplished by her disciple.

Even the congratulations from the other Elders were t with nothing but an icy gaze from Yan Xiaoru.

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