Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 622: Butterfly

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

"No one has ever taught you before?"

At the threshing ground, Tang Jie helped Er Hu up while looking at him in surprise.

Charging through the Jade Gate without anyone's help was possible, but how had he formed his Spiritual Space?

Yet Er Hu confirmed that no one had ever taught him before.

Daoxiang Village was just an ordinary village, and few cultivators passed through the air. The closest contact the villagers had with a cultivator was spotting one soaring through the skies some distance away.

In such circumstances, there was naturally no cultivator who could come to teach Er Hu how to cultivate.

"Then how did you open your Spiritual Space?" Tang Jie asked.

"'Spiritual Space'? What is that?" Er Hu was baffled by the question.

He concluded that Tang Jie was a cultivator because Tang Jie had said that his cultivation method was too crude. As for terms like "Jade Gate" and "Spiritual Space", he didn't understand them at all.

Seeing this, Tang Jie could only have him sit down so that he could slowly question him.

Since Er Hu didn't understand these things, Tang Jie simply asked him if he had ever had any sort of special feeling, like energy traveling through his body or the sensation of his head almost exploding.

Sure enough, he got an answer.

Daoxiang Village was a small village near the border of Fengshan. The mountains Tang Jie had seen earlier were the two mountain ranges that separated Fengshan from the fiends: the Saint Court Mountains and the Pegasus Mountains. Still, quite a few fiends crossed the mountains every year, and humans would also seek their livelihoods in the mountains, so there was the occasional encounter.

Three years ago, Er Hu had gone into the mountains with his father to hunt, but they had run into a fiend. After a fierce battle, while the fiend had been killed, the villagers had suffered heavy losses, with Er Hu's father being one of the deaths. Er Hu himself had been heavily injured, but strangely, in the battle, he had felt

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