Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1344 - Fellow

Being called “fellow” truly brought Li Qingshan a nostalgic feeling, but his heart then shuddered. There was actually a cultivator in the parlour, and he had failed to notice him. Even though he had raised a great commotion and had not specially searched the area with his soul sense, this was something that never would have happened to him in the nine provinces. It was even more impossible in the World of the Five Continents. There, he could even read the minds of people.

The laws of the Human realm severely restrained the power of cultivators, which included their senses and probing abilities. Even the senses of the spirit turtle became extremely blurred. Ever since he arrived in this realm, what he had relied on the most was instead his sense of smell.

Then he recalled the sensation of being watched earlier, as well as the strange cry of a deer, which made him sink into his thoughts. Had he been far too careless by demonstrating his powers in the city?

At this moment, a middle-aged man drifted down, but he was even more elegant and refined than everyone else. He had a long moustache and a beard on his thin face, and his green robes bore some similarity to the robes of daoist priests. He gave off quite a sagely feeling.

He circled around the tree full of peach blossoms first, even picking a flower and placing it in his mouth to taste, confirming that this was an actual peach blossom and not some inferior trick. Afterwards, he arrived before Li Qingshan and said in surprise, “What is this technique? Fellow, how did you achieve this?”

“A Foundation Establishment cultivator?” Li Qingshan asked.

“That’s correct. I am but a measly Foundation Establishment cultivator,” the middle-aged man stroked his whiskers and said rather proudly.

“Nice to meet you.”

Li Qingshan smiled. Exactly due to the restraints from the laws of the world, the Human realm was not a world where Soul Nascences were commonplace and Golden Cores were worthless. Regular Qi Practitioners were only magicians. They were not even regarded as cultivators. There mu

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