Daily life of slaying demons in the government

Yang Qian searched and explored this mountain temple for two full days, and found far more than he had expected.

Not only were there many jade sword talismans, but there were also many jade discs similar to Chen Tiao scattered throughout several rooms that resembled document libraries.

There were also some precious things left here, scattered on the ground. There were fairy stones, some refining materials, and some bottles that looked like they were for pills.

The names on the bottles are all very impressive, such as "Golden Body", "Dragon and Tiger", etc. But once the stopper is opened, only faint wisps of exhaust gas and a few scattered mud pills escape from the bottle. There is no trace of the elixir.

Yang Qian himself is an alchemist so he naturally understands the reason.

These bottles must have existed for too long, and there were only some simple sealing arrays on them, which could not prevent the corrosion of the long span of time. No matter how good the elixir was, it would eventually turn into waste gas and stone.

Including those immortal weapons, most of them were also severely damaged. One reason was the erosion of time, and the other was the rampant poisonous spiritual energy here. Without special means to help clean up the poisonous spiritual energy, even immortal weapons would not be able to survive for long.

Either they are completely turned into scrap metal, or they are so badly damaged that they have to be melted down and remade.

Yang Qian picked up some half-used immortal tools and took them away. He was in need of these things at the moment. When he had some free time, he planned to buy a new set of clothes for himself.

So apart from the jade sword talismans, these half-wasted immortal weapons and various scattered materials were Yang Qian’s biggest gains.

The contents of the Jade Sword Talisman were also very complicated. The characters inside were unfamiliar to Yang Qian. They were not the common characters in the Northern Xuan Realm.

Fortunately, the characters of the Northern Xuan Realm were obviously derived from these characters. With Yang Qian's current means, it was not difficult for him to quickly understand the content of these characters. It took him half a day to be able to read them normally.

After looking at all the jade sword talismans he had found, Yang Qian's expression turned unsightly.

The original owner of this place was also from the Immortal Palace, and he was not an ordinary Immortal official, but a powerful Immortal Lord. He was stationed in Taijing City and suppressed nearly a hundred lower-level worlds around it.

Most of these jade sword talismans were left behind by this immortal when he contacted the Southern Heavenly King Wen Chen.

Apart from the daily affairs, Yang Qian was most concerned about the content after the "Great Tribulation of Heaven". The two most frequently mentioned words in it were: contraction and risk aversion.

The contraction included the item of "closing the lower world". It also meant contracting the front to resist the attack from the Western Heaven Realm.

It was obvious that the clues of the "civil strife in the Heavenly Palace" that Yang Qian found in the North Xuan Realm Palace continued to the middle domain, and it was obvious that the killing on both sides had completely gone mad at that time.

But what about the outcome?

Yang Qian did not find any information about the outcome of the internal fighting between the Southern Heaven Realm and the Western Heaven Realm. There was only more and more urgent content related to "risk avoidance".

The danger to be avoided is not just the poisonous spiritual energy, there is also a "disease" that is said to specifically target powerful creatures.

Yang Qian already knew the former, but the latter was a little unbelievable to him.

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There are no ordinary creatures in the middle domain. The ordinary people here are true immortals who have rushed out from the various lower worlds.

Can a True Immortal fall ill? And it seems that it is not only the True Immortals who fall ill, this disease is also a threat to the Heavenly Immortals, the Golden Immortals, and even the Immortal Lords.

One of the jade sword talismans contained a sentence: The patient is incurable and can only fight with his cultivation, with no telling whether he will live or die.

As for what the disease is, the Jade Sword Talisman has quite a bit of information. It is said that at first one will feel dizzy and then the spiritual energy will shrink, then the soul will become sleepy and the mana in the meridians will gradually become numb, and the magic skills will gradually go from unstable to chaotic.

Finally, the vitality in the Dantian begins to decline, and the lifespan begins to collapse.

The symptoms are armpit odor, bad breath, pus on the top of the head, and sores in the mouth.

"What kind of disease is so serious?" Yang Qian was also shocked. He is now an immortal, and he knows the physical condition of immortals best. Not to mention the smell of armpits and bad breath, it is not easy to sweat, let alone get any dust on it.

This situation can be said to be the collapse of the immortal body. And it is a complete collapse from the inside out.

It can also be said to be decadent.

Although it sounds incredible, Yang Qian thought about it carefully and found it reasonable. Otherwise, if it was just the poisonous spiritual energy, Yang Qian really didn't believe that even the powerful people like the Immortal Lord and the Immortal Emperor couldn't do anything about it. Adding this strange "disease" to it, it makes sense.

Yang Qian had tried it himself when he entered Taijing City. Although the poisonous spiritual energy here was much denser than that in Shuangqing Mansion, almost twice as dense, Yang Qian's martial soul pill was still fine. No matter how strong the poisonous spiritual energy was, it would be transformed into mysterious energy by the martial soul pill after entering the Great Circulation.

Therefore, Yang Qian never paid much attention to the environment he was in, not thinking that it couldn't hurt him anyway.

But now it was different. A "disease" had caused Yang Qian's hair to stand on end.

Disease is the scariest thing. It is invisible and intangible, and it spreads from the inside out. It doesn't matter what your physique is. It all depends on luck to survive.

The reason why monks seek immortality is largely to avoid illness.

But now that I have become an immortal, I still have fatal diseases waiting for me?

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Yang Qian packed up his things and left the mountain palace with a shudder in his heart. He wanted to leave quickly, and subconsciously didn't want to stay in this empty city any longer.

He probably won't be able to feel at ease until he figures out what the disease is and how it happened.

However, as soon as he left the hall in the mountains, before Yang Qian could move away from Taijing City, his mind caught a similar movement wave appearing not far away, as if something was about to move directly into Taijing City, and not far from Yang Qian.

who?

Yang Qian's first reaction was to avoid it and hide himself. He then dodged underground and used the semi-immortal weapon Blind Leaf to cover up all his aura and traces.

Just as Yang Qian hid himself, a huge shuttle broke through the space and emerged. Three figures got off the shuttle.

"Zeng Laosan, how long has this place been deserted? Did you really find something good here last time?"

"Hey, why would I lie to you two? This place used to be the famous Taijing City. It was the territory of Xinmu Immortal Lord of the Southern Heaven Realm of the Heavenly Palace. There are a lot of good things here. Even if it has been plundered several times, there will always be some fish that slip through the net.

Today, I, Zeng Lao San, will help you two poor people make a fortune!"

The voices gradually faded away, and Yang Qian watched three figures enter the palace complex in the mountains that he had just left.

Yang Qian looked at the figure going away and thought: How could there be such things here?! (End of this chapter)