Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 713: Traveling (III)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

After leaving the grasslands, Tang Jie drifted aimlessly.

He crossed mountains, forded rivers, forged through forests, and ventured through swamps.

He did not fly, relying on his own two feet to measure the earth. He ended up walking for three years.

In these three years, he walked all about the Verdant Cloud Domain, traveling far and wide. He experienced seven attempted robberies, two landslides, one earthquake, four volcanic eruptions, and 62 attacks from wild animals.

There were both natural and man-made disasters. Tang Jie experienced them all, silently taking it in.

One day, Tang Jie came to a city.

This was a fiend city, and Tang Jie walked in as a human.

Strangely, the fiends treated him like he was empty air, none of them paying any attention to him.

Tang Jie walked the streets of the city.

He saw a decent-looking house and walked inside.

The house was home to a Mind Opening deer fiend couple—the female deer being pregnant—and two human servants.

Tang Jie chose a guest room, tidied it up, and took up residence within it.

Every day, the two human servants would make food for the deer fiends. Although these were yellow deer who had become fiends, they had meat with every meal, both that of ordinary beasts and also that of humans.

But from the time Tang Jie took up residence, the deer fiends found that human meat had lost its flavor.

"How strange. When I ate human meat before, it was absolutely delicious, so why does it taste like candle wax now? No taste at all!" The male deer fiend expressed confusion.

"Maybe you've eaten too much and gotten tired of it. Moreover, humans are hard to catch, and they're so pricey. Isn't it better to not like eating them? What if you ended up liking it so much that you butchered our two servants? It all sounds rather pathetic."

"Wife, your heart seems to be getting softer and softer."

"Perhaps it's because of Yan'er, making me want to accumulate some virtue. Killing too much and shedding too much blood is no

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