Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 581: Spark

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The moment Tang Jie entered the valley, fire surged up and engulfed him. Even though he had a barrier around him, his body still hissed as it was seared.

The startling waves of heat made it almost impossible for him to breathe, and everywhere he saw dancing flames that narrowed his field of vision. Even with his Celestial Eye, Tang Jie found it difficult to see more than flashing sparks through the flames.

Rivers of lava flowed across the ground, burning everything that could be burned. Tang Jie cautiously made his way through, maintaining his barrier. The barrier was his greatest tool of survival in Holy Fire Valley, and if he lost it, he wouldn't be able to last long against the flames.

In comparison, the original body would have no problem. This was an advantage body cultivation had over law cultivation: the ability to survive in most harsh environments. As for law cultivators, they would need to reach Immortal Platform or enter the Dao of Fire to reach this level.

Stripped of his vision, Tang Jie didn't know when the Blood River Lord would catch up to him.

He could only press forward, deeper and deeper. This also meant that his barrier was tested more and more, so he had no choice but to put in more spiritual energy.

Tutu and Yiyi were soon to break, particularly Yiyi, her face turning bright red. She was a plant sprite, so her greatest fear was fire. It was already quite incredible for her to last this long in the sea of fire. Tang Jie put them in the Mountain River State Diagram and then continued on.

After some time, Tang Jie suddenly stopped.

His input into the spiritual energy barrier now matched his spiritual energy recovery speed. In other words, his spiritual energy consumption and restoration were perfectly balanced.

If he didn't use his energy on anything else, theoretically, he could perpetually maintain the barrier.

For cultivators who entered Holy Fire Valley, this was a standard, a dividing line. Crossing this line meant danger.

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