Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 856: Frenzied Rabbit

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The world had both spiritual energy and Immortal energy.

It was because of Immortal energy that the Immortal Platform Realm existed.

Spiritual energy was an energy that existed in nature.

By absorbing, studying, and controlling spiritual energy, humans became stronger and could use spell arts and Divine Connections.

Immortal energy was not at all the same. It was an artificial energy, transformed from spiritual energy when cultivators reached a certain level of cultivation.

This was a qualitative transformation that created something completely different from spiritual energy, which was why it was called Immortal energy.

Immortal Platform was the level at which spiritual energy was converted into Immortal energy, which included the spiritual body being converted into an Immortal body.

Cultivators had gone through a similar process once before, during the Three Withering Tribulations of the Mortal Shedding Realm.

This was a complete transformation from mortal to spirit, breaking free from all that made one mortal.

Immortal Platform was the same kind of transformation, breaking free of all that was spiritual to become Immortal.

Upon becoming an Immortal, one would grow stronger in all aspects.

Putting aside cultivation, in terms of lifespan, Immortals were vastly different to spirit cultivators.

Mortals, with their bodies of flesh, would die from severe wounds. Spirit cultivators, with their bodies of spirit, could not be harmed by ordinary wounds, and they could even regrow severed heads and shattered hearts. And once one became Immortal, one entered the everlasting phase, and one was said to have the same lifespan as the heavens. Of course, this was an exaggeration. Even Boundless Gold Immortals couldn't live forever, but to say that they were unkillable was no exaggeration. Spirit cultivators could survive from being beheaded, but Immortals could be pulverized and survive, capable of rebirth if only a single cell remained. This undying nature was why

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