Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 357: Stealing Fruit (2)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

This was the fifth formation of the Nine Executions Immortal Formation.

Tang Jie had thought that he could get a large number of valuable resources the moment he got inside, but the reality had taken him completely by surprise.

The fifth formation truly was a paradise that nurtured countless things, an Immortal Realm. But these precious resources weren't randomly scattered about, but concentrated in this valley. As for the few spiritual items outside of the valley, they were mostly average. While they had a foundation of ten thousand years, there was nothing rare about them. And as for the valley, it was guarded by that giant bird of flame in the lava pool.

This flame bird possessed terrifying strength. Tang Jie had once tried to get He Chong to try and defeat the giant bird, but to his surprise, He Chong had taken one look before turning and leaving, knowing that he was no match.

Unable to sit back and watch tigers fight, Tang Jie relocated, as did the Godhead Palace trio.

But as this place wasn't as desolate as the ancient battlefield, they didn't need to worry about food. However, Tang Jie had never given up on getting something good from the valley, and today had been another attempt.

As Tang Jie died a miserable death, another two figures appeared: clearly two more Tang Jies.

Duplication!

These two Tang Jies didn't charge at the Jade Return Grass, instead lunging to the sides.

To the left was a giant skeleton.

The skeleton was nearly one thousand feet tall and sat in a corner of the valley like a small mountain. It was covered in red vines that coiled upward, culminating in a blood-red fruit over the head of the skeleton. There were two more of these giant skeletons, making for three of the fruits in all. The skeletons belonged to members of the God Giant race of High Antiquity, which had been known for their abundant blood energy and boundless strength.

The God Giant Blood Fruit used their bodies as nourishment, and they were superb treasures for st

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