Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming
Chapter 51 - 51 51 Awareness

51: Chapter 51 Awareness 51: Chapter 51 Awareness Su Chang’an sat in meditation to cultivate.

An hour later, he opened his eyes and felt that they had already arrived at the entrance of Liusha Sea City.

His gaze drifted downward, noting the presence of North City Immortal Sect disciples guarding the entrance.

Of course, there would also be disciples from the Ten Great Clans stationed here.

He slowly lowered the flying ship, while secretly communicating to Yan Weiwei, who was cultivating inside:

“Miss Yan, we have arrived at the entrance of Liusha Sea City.

Let’s go down.”

Upon hearing Su Chang’an’s secret message, Yan Weiwei opened her eyes, ceased her cultivation technique, and stepped out of the cabin.

Seeing that it was indeed Liusha Sea City, where she had once trained, she looked down from the sky to see people entering at the entrance, but very few coming out.

This was one of the more perilous locations among the training grounds.

Most importantly, disciples from all sects and clans could enter to train.

Some were there to kill for treasure, others to seize the opportunity for vengeance within.

Although it was merely sparring between disciples for training, casualties could not always be avoided.

However, neither the major sects nor the noble clans paid special attention to these incidents.

After all, casualties were an expected part of training—a process of elimination.

Perhaps their own disciples had also taken lives.

Those who emerged from training here were the elite.

As the flying ship neared the ground, Su Chang’an shrank the ship and stowed it away, while he and Yan Weiwei descended at high speed.

The disciples guarding the gate were startled to see a handsome man and beautiful woman descending swiftly in front of them, but recognizing one of them, they regained their composure.

It was Su Chang’an, the young master of the Sword Sect Su Clan.

The other was their very own senior sister Yan Weiwei from the inner sect of the North City Immortal Sect.

“Senior Sister Wei, Master Su!”

“Master Su, Senior Sister Wei, what brings you here?”

The gatekeeping disciples understood that those who had once trained here did not need to do so again.

This place was for sect disciples to undertake tasks, and not for inconsequential tasks at that; ordinary disciples would not accept them.

Their own cultivation was not clear to them, such an esteemed figure would not come here for a task.

So what matter brought them here?

Yan Weiwei’s cultivation was also enigmatic to them.

Perhaps the gap was too wide, or their own level too low.

On the Cultivation Continent, strength was revered.

Regardless of how long you had been with the sect, if your cultivation was weaker and someone else’s stronger, you would need to address them with respect.

Unless you were appointed as an elder of the sect, or held a position of authority within the sect, then the formal titles of such positions would be used.

“Disciple, may I inquire whether Jiang Tang has entered Liusha Sea City?”

“Jiang Tang…

oh yes, there was such a person; he did enter,” one of the sect’s disciples recalled.

“Has Jiang Tang emerged yet?” Yan Weiwei continued.

“We haven’t seen him come out.

Perhaps he hasn’t completed his task yet!”

The disciples spoke uncertainly.

When they had seen Jiang Tang’s low level of cultivation before entering such a perilous place for training, it seemed to them a reckless act, a path likely to be one-way.

It had been quite some time since he had not emerged, but many disciples had also not returned.

Either they had perished within, or they were yet to complete their tasks and were still inside working on them.

Su Chang’an approached disciples from his Sword Tao Sect.

“Master,”

The disciples of the Sword Sect recognized Su Chang’an and greeted him with respect.

“Have you seen Jiang Tang?” Su Chang’an nodded and asked.

“Master Su, we do not know of Jiang Tang.

Is he an important figure?

We haven’t heard of any significant person by that name,” they replied.

“Let’s leave it at that, then.

If any of you have seen him, please inform me.”

“Yes,” the Sword Sect disciples replied deferentially.

“Master Su, are we entering?”

Seeing that Su Chang’an had also failed to obtain any information, Yan Weiwei was anxious to go inside and take a look, feeling there must be something to be gained.

“Alright, let’s go in and take a look.

Let’s ask some of the other adventurers.

I also have a feeling that he is still inside,” Su Chang’an said nonchalantly, ready to turn around, when he noticed some people emerging from within.

“Should we ask those coming out?

Maybe they’ll know something,” he suggested.

“Alright, I’ll ask,” Yan Weiwei agreed.

She saw a group of young male and female disciples who seemed to be from the same sect, with distressed expressions on their faces, likely due to a lack of gains inside, resulting in their withered demeanor.

Yan Weiwei could not determine their sect, as they wore clothes typical of a noble clan’s descendants.

As fellow cultivators, they would address each other with respect, using the terms ‘Senior Brother’ or ‘Fellow Daoist.’

“Greetings, fellow daoists,” she said.

The group of men and women who had just come out saw someone asking questions.

They all looked over and saw a pair of male and female seniors with higher cultivation levels than themselves.

“We pay our respects, Senior Brother, Senior Sister.

May I ask what you need from us?”

When Huang Chen saw the beautiful woman with higher cultivation than his, he couldn’t help but notice that she and the sister beside her each had their own unique charm.

Regardless of aura, they were both beauties.

“Excuse me, fellow Daoist, have you seen Jiang Tang, the Servant Disciple of North City Immortal Sect?”

“May I ask why you are looking for him?

Jiang Tang?

We haven’t seen him.”

Huang Chen’s eyes flickered with fear at the prospect of encountering someone with higher cultivation, possibly a friend of Jiang Tang or a senior brother or sister from the sect.

If the person before him found out that they had killed Jiang Tang, their lives might also be in danger, so it was crucial not to reveal anything.

His fellow juniors were also taken aback, watching Yan Weiwei and Su Chang’an warily.

“I am Jiang Tang’s Senior Sister, looking for him for a matter.”

“Mmm-hmm-hmm”

Cai Xiangxiang was under Huang Chen’s control and could only make indistinct noises.

She desperately wanted to tell Yan Weiwei and Su Chang’an that their junior brother had been killed.

“Fellow Senior Sister, we truly haven’t seen Jiang Tang.

Our brothers have other matters to attend to, we must be leaving first.”

Huang Chen pretended to be calm, thinking to himself how fortunate it was that he had controlled this wretched woman.

Otherwise, she could have spoiled everything.

To them, killing a common disciple and taking their belongings was a regular affair.

However, if questions were asked or vendettas sought by those with higher cultivation, that would spell disaster.

Having said that, Huang Chen took Cai Xiangxiang’s hand and flew away on his sword.

His brothers also quickly summoned their flying swords and fled.

Yan Weiwei watched these people leave with puzzlement, feeling that something was off, as if they were hiding something.

Su Chang’an had been silent all the while, but he was suspicious that these people had definitely seen Jiang Tang.

Nevertheless, without acknowledgment from others and with no evidence of Jiang Tang having been mistreated by them, Su Chang’an, with his higher cultivation, didn’t want to rashly kill the innocent.

Not easily making enemies was in his gentle nature.

“Master Su, they…

why do they seem to be problematic?

Could it be that they…”

“Let’s first go and check, look through all the places and then discuss!”

“Alright!

Let’s go in and take a look.”

Yan Weiwei knew the task that Jiang Tang was assigned.

After entering Liusha Sea City, he was to search for a place with an oasis.

They arrived at the nearest oasis and after entering, they noticed many people coming and going but spotted an area with uneven pits different from the rest of the lawn, indicating a site of battle.

Yan Weiwei suddenly sensed faint traces of Jiang Tang’s Qi and began to search the area with shock.

“Master Su, I sense Jiang Tang’s Qi here, it truly is his.”

“Yes, I perceive it as well, not good….”

Su Chang’an sensed something was terribly wrong because he smelled a blood scent that came from Jiang Tang.

Having saved Jiang Tang before and spending a long time with him, he could recognize his Qi and the scent of his blood.

It was clear from the size of the pits that a fierce battle had taken place, with many Magical Treasures and Talismans likely used.

The only question was whether Jiang Tang had escaped wounded or had truly fallen.

“Wuu wuu wuu, Junior Brother…”

Yan Weiwei inspected and cried, finally understanding her sensitive intuition.

Jiang Tang had met with misfortune.

Indeed, he had met a tragic fate at this location.

They searched for a long time but found no trace of Jiang Tang.

The highly cultivated Su Chang’an, from the vestiges in the pitted ground, seemed to sense the Qi of that same group of people from earlier.

Their Qi was still lingering in the air, not yet dissipated.

He had already suspected that group might be involved with Jiang Tang, and it appeared he was right.

“Let’s ask others, but I suspect that Jiang Tang’s misfortune is related to the group that just left the gate.”

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