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Chapter 332 - 276-277: Treasures of Hua Mountain, Chaos at Mirror Lake (Guaranteed Monthly Ticket Request)

Chapter 332: 276-277: Treasures of Hua Mountain, Chaos at Mirror Lake (Guaranteed Monthly Ticket Request)

In the Mixed Martial Arts World, there were no shortage of peculiar and abnormal people, but tracing back through history was exceedingly chaotic.

Because the birth of this world was a very bizarre and strange occurrence.

Any attempt to trace its origin might ultimately only yield a weird, distorted, and absurd result.

Yet this world unnaturally exists.

Jiang Dali, combining the traces excavated by the several great families in his previous life, speculated that the seeming colossus that was the Holy Dynasty might not be able to encompass the entire Mixed Martial Arts World.

But this speculation was purely conjecture.

And the basis of this conjecture was those once immensely powerful characters who have now vanished into the river of history.

If these characters had not died, then where had they gone now?

For example, the place he wanted Kou Zhong to try breaking into.

In some ancient book that a family from his previous life, the Wang Family, had obtained, there was information recorded about a treasure place called Youluan Cave located on Hua Mountain.

This place was once exaggerated to be the mysterious location related to the rise and fall of the Martial Arts world and the movements of the Martial World.

In the past, one of the "Taixu Double Immortals," Master Wuxiang secretly cultivated here, later falling out with the Qinglian Divine Nun.

The cave contained numerous rare treasures, coveted by everyone in the Martial Arts world, who were willing to fight for them at the risk of their lives.

The name Taixu Double Immortals might seem empty and intimidating, but in reality, their strength might not even be as formidable as Dongfang Bubai’s.

However, those in the Taoist sect who were a bit stronger always liked to call themselves immortals, daydreaming a little.

But the treasure place, Youluan Cave, left by him is no empty claim, divided into inner and outer caves.

When Master Wuxiang knew his time of transformation was near, he hid the symbol of control over the Wuxiang Gate—the Youluan Divine Order and one of the two great odd scriptures of the Martial Arts world, the Buddhist treasure "Wuxiang Divine Skill," in the cave.

The Ink Jade was hidden beneath a thousand-year-old Yellow Ginseng Tree.

The "Wuxiang Divine Skill" was hidden in the inner part of the cave.

Inside the cave, there was also the guardian, the Divine Phoenix, and two famous treasures—the Spiritual Snake Sword and a Purple Phoenix Head Jade Hairpin.

Although the Wang Family, in his previous life, got some fragmented ancient books related to Youluan Cave, they turned Hua Mountain upside down and couldn’t find the location of Youluan Cave.

Having no choice, they made the information public, hoping to use the power of the vast number of Players to search for the location of the cave.

As a result, not a single Player found Youluan Cave; instead, it was a native NPC who stumbled upon it by mistake after hearing inquiries and got the treasures within.

At that time, the Wang Family fought a bloody battle with that NPC who had serendipitously found the cave, losing many experts without being able to do anything to the NPC, suffering both a loss of personnel and pride.

Afterward, the family analyzed that such cave heavens like Youluan Cave might require someone with great Qi Fortune to have a chance of stumbling upon and finding it; otherwise, even many people might not be able to find it.

Furthermore, even if it were found, the guardian Divine Bird recorded in the ancient book would probably be very difficult to deal with.

Jiang Dali had already pressed Yue Buqun for information.

Though the Sect Leader of the Huashan Sect was aware of this Martial World rumor, he also made it clear that the rumor might be false and that Youluan Cave might not even exist.

But with the experience of his previous life, Jiang Dali certainly knew that the rumor couldn’t be false; it was just that no one had discovered Youluan Cave.

This time, passing by Hua Mountain along the way, Jiang Dali was planning to let Kou Zhong, one of the Shuanglong with great Qi Fortune, go to search for Youluan Cave.

If even Kou Zhong, with his Qi Fortune, could not find Youluan Cave, then he would give up thinking about it.

And if Kou Zhong really found Youluan Cave, he would also have to get past that guardian beast of unknown strength.

If the guardian bird proved too strong, then Kou Zhong would first scout it out; if it wasn’t strong, being killed by Kou Zhong would also suffice.

As for the treasures in the cave, Jiang Dali didn’t worry about Kou Zhong getting them at all.

The other was inflicted with the Three Corpses Brain God Pill; even his brother, Xu Ziling, was under his control—should he obtain the treasures, he wouldn’t dare to abscond with them.

Moreover, whether it was the famous weapons or the so-called Shaolin "Wuxiang Divine Skill" found in the cave, he didn’t care much for them.

What he truly cared about was that seemingly unremarkable but exceptionally precious thousand-year-old Yellow Ginseng Tree.

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After flying on Demon Hawk for a day, the two of them finally arrived at the steep and towering Hua Mountain.

Jiang Dali, not wanting his appearance to draw the attention of the Hua Mountain Players and create trouble for Kou Zhong’s search for Youluan Cave, chose to find a location at dusk—an area surrounded by sheer cliffs, almost identical to the Langhuan Blessed Land that was located under the Wuliang Mountain before.

Such valleys formed within areas surrounded by sheer cliffs were few in number on Hua Mountain.

Indeed, they were the most difficult places for ordinary people to find.

Because in such sheer cliffs, it was very difficult to descend, and even harder to ascend as if climbing to the heavens.

However, for Jiang Dali, who rode the Demon Hawk soaring high and low, such cliffs were considered nothing special.

"You can’t be serious, Mr. Jiang; you’re dropping me off in this godforsaken place? To look for a cave for you? I don’t see any signs of a cave looking around here," Kou Zhong looked around at the surrounding sheer cliffs with extreme frustration and helplessness, then turned to Jiang Dali warily, "You’re not planning to imprison me here, are you? Just looking for some pretext to have me search for this Youluan Cave."

If he really got imprisoned in such a forsaken place, that would be incredibly difficult.

Kou Zhong glanced around at the sheer cliffs and realized that, with his Qinggong, it would be as hard as climbing to the heavens to fly out of this area.

Perhaps by combining some techniques to chisel the wall and climb, he might be able to escape with some effort.

But that would still entail at least half a month of hard labor.

Jiang Dali scanned the surroundings, not seeing any sign of a cave and was not surprised; he firmly told Kou Zhong, "Youluan Cave indeed exists, just search for it here. Even if you have to dig three feet into the ground, you must find it."

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