Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 390: Immeasurable Sword

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Xi Canhen came out of the Wei Estate with a small bundle on his back. He waved at the gates as his form of farewell.

He turned to Xi Shangyue and said, "Sister, let's go."

"Mm." Gritting her teeth, the girl looked reluctantly back at the gates of the Wei Estate before leaving with her older brother.

The maids and servants in front of the gate looked weirdly at the siblings. It was clear that they felt that there was no need to throw away these days of luxury to seek out suffering.

Xi Canhen was blind to their looks, pulling his sister's hand as he laughed. Xi Shangyue was worried over her older brother's state and asked, "Big Brother, how are we going to live now that we're leaving the Wei Clan?"

Xi Canhen thumped his chest. "What are you afraid of? I'm basically half a cultivator right now. Although my magic power is lacking, do you think I'm afraid of not being able to find anything to eat? Moreover, look at Canglong Prefecture. This is a land of opportunity, with plenty of jobs to go around. Oh, right, right…"

Xi Canhen slapped his head and took something out, smiling. "Don't forget about this. If I sell it, won't we be able to have anything we want?"

It was that Crystallized Sandworm.

Initially, he hadn't known the value of the Crystallized Sandworm, but now, he was well aware of it. Even if he had already absorbed a part of the Crystallized Sandworm, it was still worth sixty to seventy thousand spirit coins. This money was an enormous sum for a student of Basking Moon, let alone a neophyte like him.

With the sandworm in hand, Xi Canhen rushed to a nearby store. After haggling over the price for a while, he ultimately sold it for 52,000 coins.

With these spirit coins, Xi Canhen left the store and immediately used Aura Restraint, hiding in a corner and looking around. Reality proved that his caution was unnecessary. While fifty thousand spirit coins was a lot, merchants weren't people who became bandits the moment they saw money. They were intelligen

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