Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 588: Trade

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

When Tang Jie was communicating with Yiyi, the battle on his side was already wrapping up.

The combination of the Pale Cloud Flame and the Flesh Millstone was a perfect counter to the Blood River Lord. Let alone this weakened avatar, even a peak Heart Demon avatar wouldn't have been able to fight back against it.

He hadn't killed the Blood River Lord solely because he wanted to research the Blood Sea Divine Connection.

The Blood Sea Divine Connection was bursting with secrets, and while the avatar's cultivation level prevented it from using the Divine Connection's true power, the power it could already display was shocking. Tang Jie had had a rich harvest from this battle.

This harvest wasn't in a boost to strength, but in the broadening of horizons, a widening of experiences. This allowed him to develop a deeper understanding of the many arts of the world and also of the higher powers.

As the last of the surging waves of blood evaporated in the sea of flames, Tang Jie cut down the last avatar and began to absorb the blood gem that fell from its remains.

After absorbing this third blood gem, his body began to give off a red glow, crimson waves rolling off him and extending into his surroundings, during which Tang Jie began to shake.

It had to be understood that this was the blood essence of three Heart Demon avatars, and each one was packed with immense power. Although they weren't the complete strength of a Heart Demon Tier cultivator, three of them together weren't far off.

Even Tang Jie's Flesh Millstone wasn't able to digest all of this frenzied power. The extra power rushed straight into his body, no matter how much Tang Jie didn't want it to. This berserk power carried with it a crimson killing intent, and Tang Jie had no choice but to desperately cultivate his mantras to pacify this killing intent and gradually merge it with his body.

To his pleasant surprise, Tang Jie found that his cultivation level began to rise in the process.

As the blood en

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