Nine Evolutions of the True Spirit Chapter 417 - Tian-Hu's Anger

The master alchemists in the North Ocean Palace were surprised. They hadn’t expected Lu Ping to be fine after being targeted by multiple cultivators.

Just as Lu Ping was about to take another step forward, a colorful mist came flying toward him. Lu Ping shielded himself with the Million Poison Aegis Energy, absorbing the venom in the colorful mist, and causing the purified mist to dissipate.

“Huh? This brat really does have a way of dealing with poison mist, and he’s unbelievably quick! My poison mist is pretty powerful and can give an average Core Forging Realm cultivator a hard time, but he nullified it immediately!”

Lu Ping shook his head in response. “Powerful? It’s barely worthy of being food to the Million Poison Aegis Energy!”

Lu Ping saw an orange flame flying toward him. Then, he heard Tian-Hu roaring from the palace, “Wei Xu-Ren, that’s two wonder fires! Have you no shame?”

Lu Ping chuckled. “It seems like this grandmaster alchemist has no shame at all! Hmmm… The Flame of Blazing Comet? An Earth-Class wonder fire? Now that’s troublesome.”

“This young friend is amazing to have achieved this level at such a young age. I think Xu-Ren just wants to see how brilliant he is. I believe everyone present is also very curious about him.” A cultivator smiled awkwardly as he tried to make up an excuse for Wei Xu-Ren’s actions.

“I’m ashamed to even sit with you!” Tian-Hu scoffed.

In reality, such moves weren’t a problem given Lu Ping’s current strength. All he had to do to break the stalemate was pick up his Golden Scale Sword and charge right through. He was confident that even if he couldn’t outmatch the people inside the palace, he could still easily enter it. Unfortunately, he was forced to endure this ridiculous battle because this was an alchemy conference. In order to enter, he had to only use the methods of an alchemist. Given that the technique he cultivated was a water-type, he was innately handicapped when controlling spirit fires, preventing him from unleashing their full potential. As a result, he relied

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