Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 552: Stellarite

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

After winning the match against Yuan Lian, Tang Jie returned to his cave estate.

The cave estate was on a mountain in the eastern part of the city. Tang Jie finally understood why the city had a mountain range: it was meant for cultivators.

The mountain range was called the Heaven Manor Mountains, and it had a spiritual spring within that made the area rich in spiritual energy. A formation surrounded the mountain range, preventing spiritual energy from leaking out, and cave estates were distributed across the area. Anyone who wanted to get a good cultivation site would have to pay a large sum.

One could say that cultivators fought to the death in the arena just to get a little farther on the path of Immortality.

After taking part in twenty-some matches in the City of Freedom, Tang Jie finally had enough money to rent a cave estate.

Upon entering the cave estate, Tang Jie immediately entered seclusion.

The battle with Yuan Lian had been very enriching for Tang Jie. The aggressive style of the Demon Dao had allowed Tang Jie to see his shortcomings, and he had also deepened his understanding of the Dao of Slaughter. He needed to digest all these insights as quickly as possible so that he could get stronger.

His seclusion lasted for half a month.

Only after digesting all the battle experience from that period did Tang Jie cease his seclusion. At this time, he remembered that there was still something he hadn't done: look over the spoils from Yuan Lian's body.

The possessions of those who died on the battlefield all went to the winner, but normally, other than the art relics that they intended to use, nobody would bring anything extra for Tang Jie to take. Moreover, it wasn't every match where one could kill their opponent, so in the twenty-some bouts, Tang Jie hadn't exactly been able to strike it rich from the wealth of the dead. The one or two art relics he occasionally got were turned into golden grains, as Tang Jie had been too lazy to sell them off.

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