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Chapter 957 - Chapter 957 Chapter 957 A Big Loss

Chapter 957: Chapter 957 A Big Loss Chapter 957: Chapter 957 A Big Loss The Mortal Realm also sells Bone Healing Pills, but they are not only hard to buy but also of inferior quality.

Feng Jun’s Bone Healing Pills come from the Cultivation World, bought with Spirit Stones, hence they are much more effective.

The Mi Family member thanked profusely before returning the defensive formation and then the merchant caravan set off on their journey overnight. Another family did the same.

They could rest here, but the traces of a great battle nearby meant trouble if someone spotted and questioned them.

Four senior figures, shrouding the Liao Family Brothers, quietly flew into the courtyard of Tiantong.

Feng Jun, concerned about the fifty or so Gu-affected individuals, gave a quick order before flying back himself.

It must be said, Gu Cultivators are truly miraculous; the Liao Family Brothers did something over there, and now, from the mouths and noses of the patients, Gu Insects began to crawl out.

Hua Hua watched delightedly; without needing any prompt from Feng Jun, it started collecting the Gu Insects into a Jade Box one by one.

Some of the Gu Insects had even broken through the Qi Refinement Realm, but since they parasitized within Mortals whose vitality was not strong, simply affixing a Spirit Sealing Talisman onto the Jade Box was spot-on to handle them.

There were even some Gu Insects at the fifth or sixth level of Qi Refinement; Hua Hua promptly used the Ruthless Rope to bind them, threw them into the Jade Box, then swiftly removed the rope and applied a Spirit Sealing Talisman.

Its technique was proficient, not only impressing Feng Jun but even the mortals nearby were dumbfounded.

Less experienced people continuously kowtowed toward Hua Hua and Feng Jun with devout faces; those more knowledgeable were utterly baffled, “Is this… a Spirit Insect capable of using Magic Artifacts?”

Ji PingAn also watched from aside; after observing for a while, he couldn’t help but walk over to Feng Jun and whisper, “Mountain Master Feng, the intelligence of this Spirit Plant Shepherd, it could rival a Demon Cultivator.”

“That’s normal, isn’t it?” Feng Jun smiled in response, “Those two captured Gu Cultivators said it has the potential of a Pillar Country Gu.”

Ji PingAn snorted disdainfully, “Pillar Country Gu? It’s merely a bug… How can it compare?”

He was frequently engaged in fighting with Spirit Beasts along the border wall and had enough credibility in this area.

There wasn’t just one type of Gu Insect laid by the Liao Family Brothers; they were bizarrely varied, and the time it took to expel them from the human body also differed greatly, some even required Feng Jun’s intervention to make an incision to remove the Gu Insects.

Thus, he and Hua Hua were busy for an entire night.

However, Hua Hua was extremely enthusiastic, and Feng Jun was also in good spirits as the villagers’ gazes towards him had changed.

Almost everyone in the town knew that the Divine Doctor was actually an Immortal. Normally, the tales about him were incredible, but those who had the opportunity to witness his abilities were few.

This Gu Insect outbreak did not affect many, but its range was broad and anxiety-ridden; some people even considered fleeing.

At this time, Feng Jun stepped in. As one patient after another was cured, his reputation skyrocketed.

Not far away, numerous villagers burned incense and worshiped, hoping the Divine Doctor would protect everyone to be safe and healthy, free from disaster and disease.

Feng Jun instructed Lang Zhen to dissuade these villagers from this activity. Currently, in The Secular World, he didn’t need to deliberately keep a low profile, but being overly conspicuous wasn’t good either–he wasn’t cultivating the Incense Fire Ascension path, so why would he need these offerings?

The villagers knew Lang Zhen and the Martial Cultivators who maintained public order. After their persuasion, everyone acquiesced, yet these people returned to their rooms to burn incense and worship.

Regarding this, Lang Zhen expressed his helplessness, as he couldn’t exactly storm into the rooms to halt them just to enforce orders.

When dawn was just breaking, the last patient’s Gu Insect was expelled, thus this disturbance passed with no dire harm.

Nonetheless, the damage caused by these Gu Insects wasn’t light; some people’s essence was greatly depleted, others still had residual poison in their bodies, and at least half would need a few days of recuperation to return to normal.

These were minor issues to Feng Jun; he didn’t bother with them further but returned to his courtyard for breakfast before heading to Tiantong again.

By the time he arrived, Bai Jiuzhou and Leng Qionghua had already left. Although they had acted, their targets were inexplicably Gu Cultivators, ultimately not achieving complete success.

Yes, they had shown goodwill towards Feng Jun, but they couldn’t be sure whether there would still be attacks against Feng Jun.

If a more formidable assassin were to strike meticulously, they could strike fatally and then vanish; Pine Cypress Peak still could not completely clear itself of suspicion–because Feng Jun, the one who understood them best, was gone, and others could certainly criticize them freely.

Initially, both had planned to return, but realizing this, they were quite frustrated: essentially, the fight was almost throwaway, and things turned out rather unpleasantly with Feng Jun and Tianxin Platform.

Of course, the critical point was, Pine Cypress Peak wanted to use this incident to draw out some troublemakers–they wanted to see who recently had designs on adding trouble for Pine Cypress Peak.

After discussing for a while, Bai Jiuzhou and Leng Qionghua concluded they couldn’t just leave; thus, they shouldn’t expose themselves and had to honestly return to pretending to be elders.

However, it cannot be said that they gained nothing at all; at least their existence is now registered with Feng Jun and Tianxin Platform. Some minor misbehavior would not worry those two families.

Feng Jun got a general understanding from Luo Shuchen, and then it was about the issue of slave contracts.

Tiantong Commerce Alliance indeed had such slave contracts, which involved using a Divine Soul Imprint Stone. Although not openly sold, the price was not very high either–a soul-print stone for contracting enlightened beings ranged from five hundred to one thousand Spirit Stones.

Such a small amount of Spirit Stones to get a slave of an enlightened being? Of course not; the key was that these slave contracts needed to be signed voluntarily by both parties and could not be forced.

Huang Fu Flawless mentioned that he didn’t have them in stock and needed someone to bring them over, so he couldn’t give an exact price at the moment.

For Feng Jun and Luo Shuchen, whether it was five hundred or a thousand Spirit Stones, the difference wasn’t significant, so they ordered two sets first.

Luo Shuchen found it quite interesting. As he left Tiantong, he whispered to Feng Jun, “I guess they might even have imprint stones for forced contracts, but those would probably be a lot more expensive.”

He speaks without much consideration, typical of people from Tianxin Platform, but Feng Jun had more concerns–if someday someone uses a forced contract on me, that would be a big win.

He believed that even if an imprint stone for forced contracts was worth a million Spirit Stones, it would be a bargain for someone to buy and contract him.

He knew it was his self-valuation, possibly a bit too high, it was hard to say if others would take such a big risk–it was a gamble after all. But then again, what if someone who knows the goods does appear?

Luckily, he also realized that even if someone contracted him, how would it matter? He could just retreat back to the Earth Plane.

He didn’t believe anyone could chase him from the Mobile Phone Plane to the Earth Plane to capture a runaway slave.

In fact, this matter also reminded him that the various secret techniques of the Mobile Phone Plane are simply too many to be guarded against.

Thus, being overly cautious all the time seemed pointless; the only option was to stay alert and do as needed.

The Liao Family Brothers had been restrained, and both their Storage Bag and Spirit Beast Bag were confiscated, including the Spirit Stones within–which Luo Shuchen gave to the two from Pine Cypress Peak. In his words, one should not let others work in vain.

Thus, the way people from Tianxin Platform handled matters was quite interesting. If it were on Earth, it might be described as “quirky”, but they believe it represents their true nature.

Elder Liao Brother, who had been unconscious last night, is now awake and staring at Second Liao Brother in disbelief.

Both were extremely displeased about having their Storage Bag and other possessions confiscated, but this was unavoidable. The Cultivation World is naturally Darwinian; had they won, the procedures would be similar.

Since they chose to make themselves known at that time, they must bear the consequences of their action’s failure.

The two had also made a plan–Elder Liao Brother would stay on Mount Zhige, while Second Liao Brother would follow Luo Shuchen to Tianxin Platform.

The risks of going to Tianxin Platform were higher, but Second Liao Brother knew that he had displeased Feng Jun by breaking the arm of a Mi Family Martial Cultivator yesterday. If he continued to stay on Mount Zhige, the outcome would not be particularly good.

Elder Liao Brother was reluctant to let his brother take the risk, but he also knew this was the most appropriate way to distribute them.

Feng Jun did not show any objections to this.

The main reason he accepted a Gu Slave was to consider whether it could provide a long-term food supply for Hua Hua?

However, Elder Liao Brother still had a question to ask, “Mountain Master Feng, I am about to become your Gu Slave, there is something I am puzzled about and hope you can enlighten me.”

Feng Jun looked at him calmly, his demeanor unflustered as he asked, “What if I refuse to enlighten?”

Elder Liao Brother respectfully replied in a low voice, “It’s merely a request; the decision is yours, and I cannot force it… of course, this also involves negotiations between Tianxin Platform and the Snake King.”

Luo Shuchen had directly attributed the karma of the Liao Family Brothers to Tianxin Platform, driven by Tianxin Platform’s grudge against Gu Cultivators–it must be said, in this matter, Feng Jun found a strong ally.

If he were alone against the Gu Cultivators, not to mention the ongoing troubles, now someone was taking the initiative to take the blame–people from Tianxin Platform are sometimes really adorable, unlike Huang Fu Flawless who would definitely clarify everything meticulously.

So Feng Jun did not want to cause trouble for Tianxin Platform, “Go ahead and ask.”

Elder Liao Brother’s lips twitched as he slowly spoke, “We just want to know, the Gu King that was supposed to be killed… What kind of Gu species was the dead Gu King?”

Although the mission assigned by the Snake King had failed and could not be completed, clarifying the details was still their duty–in some respects, the seriousness of Gu Cultivators is indeed admirable.

Moreover, Tianxin Platform’s negotiation with the Snake King would not omit these details.

Feng Jun didn’t think it was any secret, promptly answering, “Qianji Gu… This is no secret in Tianxin Platform.”

Holy shit–Elder Liao Brother’s facial muscles twitched uncontrollably, “Are you kidding me, the Qianji Gu that can only be cultivated with Ancient Demonic Cultivation? Son of a…”

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