Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 564: Merging with the Dao

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Tang Jie had seen the black cauldron before.

In the Spirit Mountains, in the garden of that underground palace, he had seen a woman picking herbs.

At the time, she had been picking a stalk of Nine Heavens Luan Grass, and she had planted that Nine Heavens Luan Grass in this little black cauldron.

The Nine Heavens Luan Grass was a divine herb, a mystical plant even in the era of the Court of Myriad Domains. Alas, in the dismantling process, Tang Jie had not seen this divine plant, and he had no idea if it had been used up or something else. But Tang Jie knew that there was also a Nine Heavens Luan Grass in the hidden realm's valley.

It stood in the very center of the valley, like a king of flowers, venerated by all the other Immortal plants of the valley.

When he first saw that Nine Heavens Luan Grass, Tang Jie expressed his admiration for the Martial Lord's power, that he was even able to get his hands on such a rare Immortal grass. It had to be understood that an existence like this grass was a concentration of the universe's essence, a miracle of nature. There were few in the world, and to get one was more difficult than fishing out a natural Dao armament from the Lustrous Treasure River.

But the moment he saw the black cauldron, Tang Jie recalled the scene of that woman picking the grass.

Could it be that the Nine Heavens Luan Grass in the valley was the same one the woman had dug out of the earth that day?

Tang Jie was dumbfounded by the thought.

If that was the case, what was the relationship between that woman and the Martial Lord?

He certainly hadn't forgotten that vision he had seen in the Martial Mirror: the Martial Lord shattering the Court of Myriad Domains with his axe.

At that moment, countless thoughts ran through his mind, his rich imagination producing countless versions of the story between the Martial Lord, the fairy and the Myriad Court, some of them romantic and some of them more conspiratorial.

Tang Jie's favorite was that of the f

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