Immortal and Martial Dual Cultivation Chapter 806: Profound Domain

Xiao Chen felt helpless. After he greeted Ying Qiong and Yan Shisan, whom he was familiar with, he stood at the side with Shui Lingling and chatted idly.

After a while, a tall cultivator wearing official robes emerged from the ship’s hold. He had an expression that radiated might without ferocity. Based on his aura, he was actually a quasi-Emperor.

Behind this cultivator were the elders of the various sects, all with faint smiles on their faces.

No matter what, as long these sects obtained one spot, they would have another hundred Martial Sages within a hundred years. Furthermore, there would not be any problems with these Martial Sages. The elders from the sects who managed to obtain the spots were all in rather ebullient moods.

The quasi-Emperor said in a deep voice, “I believe the seniors of your various sects and clans already briefed you on where we are going later, so I will not repeat it.

“I will only say this. Treasure this chance well. It was not easy for the Martial God Palace to get these ten spots. Do not forget this favor in the future.”

As the quasi-Emperor spoke, his gaze lingered especially on Yan Shisan and Ying Qiong for a long time. Evidently, the upper echelons did not think well of the Sovereign Noble Clans.

While the Sovereign Noble Clans were clearly part of the human faction, they were never willing to work together with the Martial God Palace. They did not care about the fate of humans, only about their own benefits. However, they were extraordinarily strong.

Yan Shisan did not show any expression on his stern face. Ying Qiong remained calm as well. The two of them did not pay much heedn to the quasi-Emperor’s words.

Kunlun Mountain was the center of the entire Kunlun Realm. It was in the middle of the Profound Domain, having existed there for an extremely long time, even in the Immortal Epoch.

The Kunlun Realm had five great Domains—the Fiend Domain, Ghost Domain, Deity Domain, Tianwu Domain, and the Corpse Domain—each of which was ruled by one of the five major races.

There were still two

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