Nine Evolutions of the True Spirit Chapter 138 – Specialty Pellets

Lu Ping returned to the side palace full of questions. When he got back, there was already no one remaining in the side palace.

After asking a disciple on duty, he was told that the disciples were already at the front square of the palace, ready to receive the Core Forging Realm Enlightened Masters’ tests. All the pre-accepted disciples in the side palace had gone to the square to watch.

Lu Ping was naturally curious and rushed to the square to witness the tests set by the Core Forging Realm Enlightened Masters that were ready to accept disciples.

The tests were numerous and came in many forms.

Some required disciples to recite a cultivation method within a certain period of time.

Some asked disciples to write an essay on a specific topic.

Some tests were more straightforward, disciples were told to compete with their combat prowess, with the winner to be accepted by the teacher.

Others were even stranger, asking disciples to pick a fishing rod and go fishing in the rivers of Tian Ling Mountain.

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In short, there were all kinds of tests, some were sensible and some were strange. They really opened Lu Ping’s eyes.

Of course, there were also more professional ones.

For example, to enter the Pavilion of Alchemy, a disciple not only had to hand in their name, age, place of origin, cultivation base, masteries, and more, they also had to demonstrate the ability to concoct a certain type of medicinal pellet, achieving a particular rate of success, set by the Enlightened Masters.

Others such as the Pavilion of Smithery, Pavilion of Charms, also had similar professional tests with strict assessments.

Lu Ping lost interest after watching for a while. Instead, the palace maiden's emphasis on the gift of appreciation was playing on his mind.

However, Lu Ping also couldn’t guess which Enlightened Master was going to accept him as a disciple, moreover, a female Enlightened Master.

Originally, the ceremony was just a formality to announce and officiate the relationship between teacher and disciple. However, it was human natu

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