Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 746: Going Home

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Although Immortal Ji Yao was unwilling to talk about herself, she told Tang Jie and the others many secrets of the Court of Myriad Domains, while also debunking the many legends of the court that had been passed down over the years.

For example, she explained that the court wasn't just a royal court. It also had a world of its own, known as the Vast Wilderness, an immense world of countless cultivators, the number one great domain of the Great Stellar Chiliocosm. She also told them that Immortal Emperor Yu Cheng's full title was the All-Virtuous Divine World-Confirming Celestial Emperor Who Brings Immortal Salvation, and that he had never been married, that the Holy Mother of the West was the leader of the nobles of the Vast Wilderness's western region and one of the Four Sages of the royal court, not his wife. She also explained that the Disaster Dragon was actually a demon of the Primordial Fog and that just because it had "dragon" in its name didn't mean that it had any relation to the Dragon Ancestor. In addition, the Dragon Ancestor was also one of the Four Sages, but he was actually a little younger in terms of generation than the Azure Dragon, and that one shouldn't think he was the Azure Dragon's father just because he was the "ancestor". The Four Sacred Beasts were nurtured by the world, so while they had descendants, they had no forebears. She also verified that there was such a figure called the Scarlet Eyes Star Lord, but he was a very mature person who was not prone to over-drinking, that there was no such thing as him causing trouble in the court while drunk, at least in Immortal Ji Yao's time. Moreover, what sort of wine could have a figure on the level of the Scarlet Eyes Star Lord so drunk that he would throw the court into chaos? It was more likely to be a story invented to amuse the masses…

In this way, Immortal Ji Yao lifted the curtain of mystery that hung over the Myriad Court, answering many lingering questions from High Antiquity. If the

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