Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 263: The Green Hill Sect (2)

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

As both parties had started talking, the other Green Hill disciples introduced themselves.

The fatty was called Chen Yao, the somewhat smaller one in a blue robe was called Zhang Chengyun, and the lively red-robed girl was called Luo Yin. There was also a quiet girl who didn't like talking much called Ling Jing (Quiet Ling), whose name rather suited her.

(TN: Zhang Chengyun shares an identical name with that poor soul who died in Chapter 195.)

To meet was to share some fated connection, so Tang Jie decided to invite them to a meal of roast deer.

Chen Yao was a foodie, and he grabbed a piece of deer meat and began to chow down, nodding and complimenting, "Brother Tang is an excellent cook. This tastes wonderful!"

Zhang Chengyun was bored and went over to the little tiger, who ignored him, so he took a piece of meat from the fiend boar to try and coax him. The tiger didn't have much of a resolve, so for the sake of this boar meat, he let Zhang Chengyun pet him a few times.

Luo Yin found Yiyi to be adorable, and given how Yiyi looked like she was six or seven years old, Luo Yin hugged her and played with her like a kid. Only that Ling Jing quietly sat on the side, saying nothing.

Tang Jie and Qin Zhou sat next to each other and talked.

These people had come to the Transverse Range to seek out resources.

The Green Hill Sect primarily refined medicines, and it needed to search the whole world over for the ingredients. They weren't like Horizon Ocean Pavilion or the other major sects, which had their own blessed lands. At present, the Green Hill Sect had only one minor blessed land which was home to a three-hundred-year spirit field, but this wasn't even enough to supply the sect. Even Yan Changfeng's own minor blessed land was superior.

It wasn't that they couldn't do it, but the six major sects had placed an upper limit on the size of blessed lands, and each sect had a certain size that they couldn't go over.

Those a thousand years and up were called paradises, while those a hundred y

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