However, once one reaches the Transformation Realm, each sub-stage is further divided into seven levels: Initial Phase, Early Peak of the Initial Phase, Middle Phase, Early Peak of the Middle Phase, Late Phase, Late Peak of the Late Phase, and Perfection.
Given Wang Yue’s purity of his vital energy, reaching the Transformation Realm should an that he would be invincible within his own sub-stage. But to confront stronger opponents, it would likely be quite difficult.
Unless his vital energy purity could be increased further, or unless the cooldown ti for his ultimate technique, "The Eight Wild Winds," could be reduced. However, increasing his vital energy purity has beco increasingly challenging.
After several days of relentless effort, he has only managed to double its base level; achieving a qualitative change in such a short ti seems impossible.
As for reducing the cooldown ti for "The Eight Wild Winds," that is even more difficult. Currently, the cooldown period for this technique is 0.1 seconds, and it hasn’t been possible to reduce it any further, no matter how hard he tries.
Su ngqing, on the other hand, had just entered the True Return Realm. Her ability to "ride the waves" lasted only about a minute before she was unable to continue and had to return to the boat.
But she was overjoyed. She hugged Wang Yue tightly and exclaid, "Haha, I’m finally in the True Return Realm too!"
Wang Yue, however, felt rather frustrated. Although it was pleasant to be held in his auntie’s arms, with her breasts pressed against his face, he was a man after all. Logically, it should be his auntie who nestled close to him in a tender manner.
But there was nothing he could do about it. He was still young, and his body hadn’t fully developed yet. In front of his auntie, he could only rely on his physical abilities to regain his sense of masculinity.
Su ngqing clearly wasn’t satisfied with just that. After taking a short rest, she pulled Wang Yue into the river and played joyfully on the water’s surface. Whenever she ran out of vital energy, she would use Wang Yue’s strength to recover.
However, Wang Yue was still only in the True Return Realm. Although his combat prowess might now be comparable to that of a beginner in the Transformation Realm, there were still areas where he was inferior.
For example, while those in the Transformation Realm could continuously use the ability to "ride the waves," Wang Yue couldn’t.
After playing for a few minutes, the two returned to the boat.
"Riding the waves is already so much fun. If one day we could ’ride through the air,’ that would be even better," Su ngqing said with longing.
"Don’t worry, we will be able to do that soday, and it won’t take too long," Wang Yue replied confidently, smiling.
If "riding the waves" is a sign of a master in the True Return Realm, then "riding through the air" is a sign of a powerholder in the Transcendent Realm.
So when Su ngqing said that, what really motivated her was not just the fun, but her desire to improve her cultivation skills. After all, abilities like "riding through the air" can be easily achieved with the help of flying vehicles.
In short, while powerful warriors do possess such abilities, they usually don’t use them unless they want to show off—or, like Su ngqing, simply because they find it fun to have such capabilities.
As noon approached, the yacht finally reached the target island. Everyone had planned to go ashore first and then have lunch there. However, before they even stepped onto the island, they sensed that sothing was not right.
Wang Yue noticed that there seed to be people on the island. This island was much larger than the base of the Tiger Shark Pirates; it covered an area of over ten square miles and was covered in lush green trees.
There were even so ferocious beasts living there. If it weren’t for Wang Yue’s high level of cultivation, reaching the sixth layer of the Gui Zhen realm, as well as the exceptional purity of his abilities compared to ordinary warriors, he would never have been able to detect those faint signs of activity on the island.
"Sister, it seems there are people on the island. What do you think?" Wang Yue asked Su ngqing. It wasn’t that he particularly relied on her for advice; rather, it was because as the president of the Jinling Adventurers Association, she had more experience than anyone present.
Su ngqing frowned and said, "This island isn’t a particularly important place, and the resources it produces are quite unusual. Logically, there shouldn’t be anyone here. Moreover, their arrival is so coincidental – right at the sa ti as us."
"Could it be the people from the Tianhai Zhang family?" Wang Xin’er suggested.
"That’s possible. They might have lost contact with the Tiger Shark Pirates, and since the pirates disappeared while pursuing us, it wouldn’t be strange if they ca here to check on our whereabouts after visiting the pirate base."
Wang Yue nodded and said, "In that case, let’s not land on the island for now. Let’s circle it and see if we can discover any clues."
"Okay, let’s do that," Su ngqing agreed, pleased with the decision. Although it was a minor matter, and Wang Yue’s choice might not have been particularly brilliant, the fact that he could make such a calm and decisive decision was certainly comndable, especially considering that he was only fifteen years old.
The other won had no objections either. So, they divided the tasks: Su ngqing took control of the yacht in the cockpit, Wang Xin’er volunteered to go to the observation deck to monitor the surroundings, while Wang Yue stayed on the deck with the other won, waiting quietly.
After circling the island once, they saw several ships moored on the other side of the island. From the markings on those ships, it was clear that they belonged to the Tianhai Zhang family.
"What should we do?" Su ngqing asked, returning to the deck with a serious expression on her face.
The Zhang family had no intention of hiding their presence; obviously, they were confident in their strength and felt no need to do so.
Wang Yue and the others, however, found themselves in a difficult situation.
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