Data cultivation, I observe immortality in the five elements

Chapter 98 Disadvantages of Five Elements Peak

"I heard that this peach takes ten years to bloom, ten years to bear fruit, and another ten years to mature. I don't know if it's true or not." Luo Yan thought.

Since flying was prohibited within the Five Elements Peak, he could only slowly walk up step by step.

This no-fly formation is actually a huge gravity restriction. Even ordinary elders in the golden elixir stage cannot resist this gravity and cannot control the escape light.

One can imagine how powerful this no-fly formation is.

A little shrimp like him would have been deformed by gravity before he could fly.

Along the way, Luo Yan saw a lot of elixirs, almost all from the second level and up, and some from the third level. If they were in the outside world, they would have been exposed long ago, but here, they were kept in the mountains like this, and no one went there. move.

This is the foundation of the headquarters of Five Elements View.

Any random peak on the Five Elements Peak contains extremely precious elixirs, and there is no fear of others stealing them.

This is the bulk foundation!

No one will collect these relatively high-grade elixirs before they are completely mature.

If some of the elixirs expire, the elders of the planting hall will personally remove them and then bury the same elixir in its place.

Waiting for the next year to take root and sprout.

Cycle like this.

If there is a magical elixir, or if a spiritual beast is blessed by chance, is born with spiritual intelligence, and takes on a new form, it can also be used to worship the sect.

On the way here, Luo Yan heard other disciples discuss that in the large lake surrounding the Five Elements Peak, there were several fourth-order spiritual beasts, which were equivalent to great monks in the Nascent Soul stage. They were very terrifying.

Even though this lake is not particularly large, the reason why it can support so many spiritual beasts is because there is an underground river underneath.

This underground river runs through the entire endless wilderness, and there are all kinds of terrifying aquatic monsters.

Breeding a few aquatic fourth-order spirit beasts is naturally more than enough.

Finally, Luo Yan arrived at the halfway point of Mu Ling Peak. There was a mist of spiritual mist everywhere, and it was refreshing to take a breath.

There are nearly a hundred small courtyards on the mountainside. The number of small courtyards gradually decreases as you go up, and most of them are inhabited.

There was even a green Taoist standing randomly outside some small courtyards. His aura was as deep as the sea, making people unable to resist.

It must be the spiritual pressure of a high-level monk.

After meeting such a Taoist, Luo Yan did not dare to go further.

He guessed that the closer to the top, the higher the cultivation level of the monks living above.

After walking around, Luo Yan discovered that there were many small courtyards on Mu Ling Peak.

But halfway up the mountain, almost everyone lives.

Because it is the place where the elders practice, the aura there is more abundant and the Taoism is profound, so it is naturally snapped up by the disciples of the sect.

If they are lucky enough to listen to the lectures of senior monks of the sect, they will naturally benefit a lot.

"Then just choose a small courtyard here to live." Luo Yan had no choice but to choose a courtyard facing the early morning sun.

It's nice to be able to bask in the sun every morning without leaving the hospital.

The yard comes with a set of formation disks, which can be activated by inserting the spirit stones into the designated positions.

With this set of protective array disks, it is very convenient for some low-level disciples and greatly protects their privacy.

After all, there are many high-level monks living on Five Elements Peak. If there is no formation to stop them, their spiritual senses can easily detect the disciple's every move.

Even the elders of the sect don't want their lives to be exposed under their noses all the time.

Luo Yan did not use the small courtyard's own protective formation because he could arrange it better himself.

But after moving into the small courtyard, Luo Yan was stunned because he planned to dig a basement like before.

Unexpectedly, as soon as I dug two or three meters into the ground of the small courtyard, I found that I couldn't dig anymore.

It was made clear that he did not dare to dig anymore.

This is a special super large formation that connects the earth veins of the five mountain peaks into a whole.

As long as he dares to continue digging, he will definitely touch the formation and be sensed by the people in the Law Enforcement Hall.

Forced by helplessness, Luo Yan could only stop.

I meditated in bed all night.

Early the next morning, Luo Yan walked out of the room early, closed the courtyard door, and walked along the mountain road towards Qixia Mountain.

The early sun rises in the distance, the glow is endless, the clouds and mist are lingering, and the mist is like a golden dragon mediating in the glow, which looks extremely spectacular.

Luo Yan's footsteps were brisk, and he covered a distance of more than ten feet with a single click. He went straight to the General Affairs Hall without stopping along the way.

Along the way, I saw many outer sect disciples. They randomly found an open place, a cliff, or the top of an ancient tree, and breathed in the purple air toward the rising sun.

The breath is like a dragon, like a sharp sword slashing out.

"The auras of these people seem to be extremely powerful." Luo Yan couldn't help but feel a little sad in his heart.

He felt that everyone here had a higher level of cultivation than him, and they all worked hard.

It seems that there is no time to delay in practicing hard.

After two more incense sticks, Luo Yan finally arrived at the General Affairs Hall and found a senior sister on duty and asked:

"Senior sister, can elixirs be planted on Five Elements Peak?"

The senior sister on duty was stunned for a moment, and after thinking for a moment, she understood what this young junior brother meant:

"No, because the Five Elements Peak is blessed with a large spirit gathering array and the energy of the earth is channeled, in principle, private cultivation of elixirs is not allowed.

Junior brother, please don’t plant secretly. If you are caught, you will be punished. Therefore, you can only practice cultivation on the Five Elements Peak. If you want to plant elixirs, you can only find another place.

Disciples of the sect usually plant some elixirs elsewhere and then hire special servants to take care of them. "

This senior sister is dressed in a blue robe, has bright white teeth, and a voice that is clear and sweet, like a stream, cold and moving, very enthusiastic and patient.

"Then please tell me, senior sister, where are the specific places where elixirs can be grown?" Luo Yan continued to ask.

"Have you seen the big lake outside the palace?

With the lake as the boundary, only practice is allowed within the lake, while there are no restrictions outside the lake.

No one cares about how large an area you want to plant.

Therefore, there are many disciples who do not live on the Five Elements Peak. They randomly choose a mountain peak among the 100,000 mountains and plant elixirs everywhere.

Anyway, this area is within the scope of our Five Elements Concept.

Moreover, there are many small tribes living in this hundred thousand miles of wilderness. Junior brother can also hire them to help you plant elixirs and clear weeds and trees on the mountains. It is also feasible. "

Upon hearing this answer, Luo Yan's doubts were relieved and he thanked him repeatedly.

"Looks like I have to find a chance to move out."

Compared with coveting abundant spiritual energy in Five Elements Peak, Luo Yan still likes the feeling of being alone outside.

After all, there were too many high-level monks in Five Elements Peak. Although he had no shady secrets, the feeling of being exposed was too uncomfortable.

Even though the aura on the Five Elements Peak was very strong, Luo Yan had more on his mind.

There seem to be countless elixirs on the mountain, but none of them are untouchable.

If you can see it but not pick it off, it's not yours, so what's the use?

Apart from the strong aura and being relatively close to the General Affairs Hall, there is nothing else.

These two advantages were not enough to make Luo Yan give up the idea of ​​leaving Five Elements Peak.

In addition, the elixir for increasing spiritual power needs to be used in the foundation building period, almost all of which are tens or hundreds of years old.

These elixirs are valuable, and it is even less likely that the sect will sell them individually. They are usually refined into elixirs and then exchanged for disciples.

But as a result, the exchange price of the elixir skyrocketed.

Either find a way to earn more contribution points, or prepare the elixir yourself in advance.

Luo Yan first ruled out the option of exchanging contribution points for elixirs.

He himself often refines elixirs, and knows how high the profits are and how shady the prices set by the people of Merit Hall are.

Coupled with the emergence of hydroponic elixirs and the peony plant on his body, finding a suitable place to serve as a cave was an inevitable choice.

From now on, prepare some elixirs that can only be used in the foundation building stage or even the golden elixir stage, and wait for dozens or hundreds of years to be harvested.

Then calculate a certain frequency and plant a batch at a certain time, so that you can get a steady stream of elixirs.

At least then, he will not be short of ordinary elixirs.

Luo Yan always firmly believes in the truth that if you don't have long-term worries, you will have immediate worries.

You are still young and have plenty of time now. If you don't think about the future, when your cultivation is really high in the future, there will really be no extra choice.

In fact, he could also follow the example of most disciples. As soon as he established his foundation, he would go out to look for cultivation resources, hunt monsters, go into secret realms with fellow disciples, etc.

This is the choice of most disciples.

Luo Yan didn't deny it, he just wanted to give his future some protection.

He doesn't want his future self to become a person running around for resources.

It just so happens that the Hundred Thousand Miles of Wilderness is within the sect's sphere of influence. It is relatively safe and has plenty of spiritual energy. It is also a good choice to plant more elixirs.

Planting the elixir in advance just gives your future self one more choice than others!

When the time comes for me to build a foundation, I will be able to use it.

Otherwise, all the contribution points you have will be in vain if you don’t spend them.

Whether it’s spiritual stones or contribution points, its value can only be reflected if it’s spent.

Otherwise, it would be just a pile of useless stones, which would be too slow for cultivation.

Luo Yan turned around and went to the Merit Hall, exchanged a map of the Hundred Thousand Miles Wilderness, and then looked at it carefully.

"Although there is no danger in the wilderness near the sect, it must be full of mountains and wild ridges. It is estimated that everything will have to start from scratch.

Including sorting out the earth's veins, arranging large-scale spirit gathering arrays to attract spiritual energy, changing the mountain, etc."

Luo Yan searched on the map for a long time and found that he couldn't see anything just by looking at it. He had to investigate on the spot himself.

"You definitely can't choose someone who is too close to the outside. The monsters in this wilderness are too terrifying. It would be terrible if something slips through the net.

Moreover, my cultivation level is too low. If I encounter an enemy, I might not have anywhere to run.

If you get too close to the mountains near the sect, there should be owners, and it won't be your turn. Luo Yan thought.

(End of this chapter)