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Chapter 937 - Chapter 937 Chapter 937 Truly a Travel Expert

Chapter 937: Chapter 937: Truly a Travel Expert Chapter 937: Chapter 937: Truly a Travel Expert “Qianji Yuyu?” Hua Hua was momentarily stunned before laboriously pulling out the grass.

A tiny butterfly, embracing a two-meter-long grass including its roots, flew up to the mountain peak and dropped it.

Then it flew back and landed on Feng Jun’s shoulder, “This name seems somewhat familiar, but if I’ve heard it, it must have been a thousand years ago. My memories from that time are few.”

Feng Jun took out a teacup and water, started boiling water on the hillside next to the Lingzhi Formation, and began explaining the characteristics of Qianji Yuyu to Hua Hua.

Just as he had barely finished speaking, Hua Hua’s memories were finally triggered, “I remember now–this is the Ancient Odd Insect Tianji Yuyu, a miraculous creature for enhancing cultivation levels. In theory, it’s the best option for Gu cultivation… There are still Tianji Yuyu around?”

“Let me finish,” Feng Jun continued, “At present, someone has been afflicted by the Qianji Yuyu Gu…”

Hua Hua grew excited, with its six legs ceaselessly tapping on Feng Jun’s shoulder.

Finally, when it heard that the mother Gu was only at the Third Level of Qi Refinement, it let out a delighted shriek and, flapping its wings, joyously fluttered in the air, “Ha ha, my opportunity, my opportunity…”

Feng Jun looked at it skeptically, “Are you sure it’s your opportunity?”

Hua Hua replied proudly, “Don’t worry about it. It’s just a tiny Qi Refining Initial Stage… Hmm, I think capturing two sub-Gu alive, and continuing to cultivate them, would be best.”

It became even more smug, “Hmm, humans can cultivate livestock; why can’t I cultivate… house Gu?”

“You’re overthinking it,” Feng Jun answered, giving it a disparaging glance, “Only Ancient Demon Cultivators could rear such creatures. Even if you know the method, it would require human blood. You’d become the enemy of mankind.”

“That may not be the case,” Hua Hua, who had always considered itself human, but now personal stakes were involved, it defiantly sought reasons to justify itself, “Nowadays, many people are worse than animals. What’s wrong with borrowing a bit of their vital essence to nourish Gu?”

Feng Jun nodded and then shook his head, “What you say isn’t wrong, but it’s impossible. As a human, if I do nothing while you harm our kind, that would be lower than an animal… Don’t bring this up again; otherwise, I might not be able to protect you.”

“Alas,” Hua Hua grew sullen. However, no matter what, this was still good news for it.

So the next moment, it curiously asked, “This Qianji Yuyu you spoke of, where exactly is it? And… there are cultivators even more powerful than you?”

“Let’s discuss this matter later,” Feng Jun stopped its wild flights of fancy, “I’m just asking you, with one mother Gu, three sub-Gu, and nearly a hundred eggs… can you ensure they’re completely eradicated?”

“That’s so simple,” Hua Hua spoke dismissively, “Give me two drops of their core blood, and I can directly invade their body and overpower them… It can’t be helped. I too wish to be low-key, but my power doesn’t allow it.”

“Stop digressing,” Feng Jun shook his head, amused, “Besides binge-watching dramas, are you now also using TikTok? Gu duels are out of the question. Think of something else. It wouldn’t be your turn to play with Gu duels anyway.”

The mobile phone realm also has Gu Cultivators. Why hasn’t Tianxin Platform used such methods? Even in the Qi Refinement Realm over there, there might be mother Gu at the out-of-body stage, right?

So he emphasized one point, “We need to rely on our intelligence to win.”

Hua Hua was initially thinking about what place he was talking about where it wouldn’t be its turn, but the next moment, its thoughts were skewed by the word “intelligence.” Among other Gu, it prided itself on its intelligence the most.

“Hmm, you’re right. We should think this through carefully…”

Feng Jun was thinking about using Hua Hua’s perspective as a Gu worm and unless it was absolutely necessary, he would not take Hua Hua there–although it meant removing the object, transporting living beings across realms was still risky.

Of course, if there were no other options, he would still bring it along, which is why Chateau Luohua was his chosen departure point after he returned home–to avoid rumours by taking it straight from his own territory.

Hua Hua, in truth, disliked using its brain. Even though its former self was the Miao Girl, a butterfly’s brain capacity was ultimately limited.

That evening, Yang Yuxin called from Jin City, explaining that she was received with great care and was also delighted.

Feng Jun faintly discerned her thoughtful mood from her voice, although certain things were inconvenient to mention over a long-distance call.

However, his current concern wasn’t on this matter. After making non-committal responses, he used an intercom to call Gu Jiahui, asking her to chat with his mother.

The following afternoon, Hua Hua flew into the villa looking for Feng Jun, bringing with it a plan.

However, its plan was rather rough, necessitating further discussion and exchange with Feng Jun, which somewhat resembled a consultation with doctors.

By the time it was close to dinner, they had more or less figured out a method.

While they were still discussing, Feng Jing walked over, “Is there anything I can help you with?”

Feng Jun was about to say there was nothing to discuss, but suddenly he remembered something, “Oh right, ask Li Shishi to get two chickens from the workers there; consider it our purchase.”

Huaxia’s farmers hate to see land go to waste, so although Luohua Manor was a contract to reforest barren hills, the farmers still cultivated small vegetable gardens under the trees next to the workshops.

Some people even bought chicks to raise; although it wasn’t purely free-range, the taste of the eggs and the chicken was far superior to that of feed-fed chickens.

Right after Feng Jing left, Feng Jun immediately entered the mobile phone plane to borrow a Spirit Beast Bag from Luo Shuchen.

Although he had some Spirit Stones now, he really didn’t have any spare cash to buy such an item.

Luo Shuchen was only slightly surprised for a moment before agreeing immediately. He didn’t ask what Feng Jun needed it for, merely stating, “If the nephew disciple Er Huan uses the Spirit Beast Bag, controlling the Gu poison isn’t easy… If you need it for more than a month, remember to let me know in advance.”

Feng Jun chuckled and shook his head, “Why would I need it for a month? Ten or eighteen days should be enough.”

In fact, where would he need ten to eighteen days? If he wanted, half a day would be enough, and that included the time to travel back and forth to the courtyard.

After returning to the courtyard, Feng Jun returned to the Earth Plane and waited a while until Feng Jing arrived with two upside-down roosters.

Feng Jun took out the Spirit Beast Bag, put one of the roosters inside, and re-entered the mobile phone plane.

When he opened the Spirit Beast Bag, he found the rooster was already dead, as expected.

Then he went back to Earth, put the other rooster in the Spirit Beast Bag, and handed it to Feng Jing, “Take good care of this, hold onto my arm.”

Bringing Feng Jing into the mobile phone plane, she opened the Spirit Beast Bag, and the rooster frantically rushed out of the house, screeching in distress.

Feng Jun lifted his hand, captured the creature back into his hand, and placed it again into the Spirit Beast Bag, then handed it back to Feng Jing with an incredulous look. After a long while, he sighed, “This spatial physique of yours… I’m envious.”

Teacher Mei blinked her eyes and realized too, “The chickens you bring over die?”

“Not necessarily, it’s related to energy points,” Feng Jun could only briefly explain. He couldn’t say more, not because he didn’t trust her, but because she did not have the ability to keep secrets.

He had quite a few energy points on his double ring now. Killing an Intermediate Level cultivator out of their league would be no problem; handling a High-Rank would likely also be easy, but as for a Golden Core… that was debatable.

He wanted to bring Hua Hua to the mobile phone plane, but he must first use up a significant amount of energy points to ensure Hua Hua’s safety.

These energy points were all from Spirit Stones, and he had decided to primarily use “refining Spirit Stones” for energy in the future–because this was part of the Minor Destiny Stone, possibly related to the evolution of the Stone Ring.

Although he wasn’t lacking in Spirit Stones being refined, who knows how many Mount Zhige could produce?

In fact, since his Stone Ring had turned into a double ring, the range of exploration had increased significantly. After returning to Mount Zhige, he discovered quite a few Spirit Stones being refined, with a total of about eight hundred.

Not to mention the newly discovered Spirit Stones, which definitely were buried deeper and not easily mined. Even if they were easy to mine, were eight hundred considered a lot?

Really, they weren’t. Even if one equated to ten, it was only equivalent to eight thousand Standard Spirit Stones, and Feng Jun currently had over seventy thousand Spirit Stones on hand. This was even after he hadn’t sold some items and had made several purchases.

Moreover, he was confident that he would earn more Spirit Stones from Fang Market soon.

Thus, the refining Spirit Stones were now treasured by him. In his heart, he valued them far more than the ordinary Spirit Stones. Except for necessity in places like Luohua Manor and Chaoyang’s Spirit Gathering Array, to avoid attracting attention, he really didn’t plan to use them elsewhere.

Of course, Feng Jun was not a stingy person. Even though the refining Spirit Stones were precious, he wouldn’t expose his secrets lightly just for those few energy points.

There was a certain risk of slipping up when borrowing the Spirit Beast Bag from Luo Shuchen, but he didn’t just want to save energy points. If need be, he could just carry weights and travel back and forth a few more times. It was a bit more troublesome and wasteful, but that was it.

What he cared about was the theory of crossing planes, which he had never fully understood. Testing it out by seizing this opportunity was necessary.

He somewhat regretted that if he had known he would need a Spirit Beast Bag, he should have bought one from Fang Market earlier. Although it would be expensive, and he might be overcharged, it would be safer…

But he couldn’t have foreseen that things would develop to this point.

Although conducting experiments with a Spirit Beast Bag carrying living creatures was something he would eventually do, he had numerous experiments he could try now. How could he lightly spend a significant amount of Spirit Stones for an experiment that he didn’t know when would start?

Wanting to spend Spirit Stones on experiments was just a conjecture; with only seventy thousand Spirit Stones on hand, they wouldn’t last if he conducted a few important experiments.

Since things had developed to this stage, he had to bite the bullet and borrow the Spirit Beast Bag–this risk was almost negligible.

Teacher Mei understood his explanation, but what she cared more about was something else.

She asked excitedly, “So, can I cultivate here? Oh, it’s snowing heavily outside…”

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