Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 605 - Chu Tian

Li Qingshan arrived in the Chain mountains first. He called out Ru Xin’s name a few times in front of her dwelling, but he received no reply, so he thought, She’s probably in the Academy of the Hundred Schools!

Turning around, he returned to his dwelling. As he gazed at the words “Qing Xiao”, he could not help but sigh. “I wonder how Xiao An is doing in the Chan Monastery of Deva-Nāga.”

Although he had already returned to the Clear River prefecture, part of his mind was left at the Chan Monastery of Deva-Nāga. When he recalled the past and contemplated the days to come, his mind became filled with an array of thoughts for a moment, unable to control his emotions.

He exhaled deeply and dismissed all his thoughts and feelings. Right now, she must be working hard towards her breakthrough to the second heavenly tribulation. They would probably meet again before long. He also had to focus on cultivation. He could not allow her to surpass him.

Without entering the dwelling, he turned around and made his way towards the academy. Rising up on a cloud, he arrived above the Lake of Dragons and Snakes in the blink of an eye. As he gazed at the rippling light, it brought him great ease, as he had already refined the Lake of Dragons and Snakes. All the regions of water here were like home to him.

He stood in the air, raising his head slightly and closing his eyes. The rivers and lakes all appeared in his head. The bodies of water he had refined were all like an extension of his blood vessels. He could sense their existence; they wrapped around him gently, enveloping him.

When he opened his eyes again, they became filled with confidence. This is what I’ve established through a decade of fighting. My time hasn’t gone to waste.

With this as a foundation, he could definitely comprehend the true meaning of water and climb to a higher level with his cultivation.

The cloud dispersed, and he leapt down. He moved faster and faster, the lake filling his vision as the wind whistled past his ears. The sight before him distorted; he had already pas

…