Secular Immortal of the Nine Realms Chapter 27: Blood Spirit Art

Fang Chen first sensed the porcelain bottle with his spirit ki and confirmed that it contained a plump white worm before opening it to take a look.

This white worm was much plumper than the one extracted from Celestial Xiao. It was probably the mother of the mother worms.

Fang Chen sent a jolt through his spirit ki, crushing both the porcelain bottle and the mother worm into bits. He then opened the leather sack to check its contents.

In it were twelve white stones, each around the size of a fingernail but harnessed concentrated spirit ki.

“Ki stone? This is good stuff.” Fang Chen’s eyes lit up.

The Three Thousand Dao Initiate Manual mentioned that ki stones were one of the essentials to a cultivator. They helped a cultivator cultivate faster through boosting their absorption speed of spirit ki.

On top of that, ki stones were used as a currency among cultivators. Traditional money was worth nothing to cultivators; only ki stones had value.

The twelve white stones fitted the description of low-grade ki stones.

Other than the low-grade ki stones, Fang Chen also found a manual labeled ‘Blood Spirit Art’.

“It’s his cultivation method!” Fang Chen’s eyebrows shot up.

He rummaged through the leather sack and quickly found a special token inscribed with the words: Dragonback Lane.

“Dragonback Lane? Sounds like a street name. It could be an exclusive place since there’s an identity token for it. It might be a place where cultivators gather. Perhaps that’s where the Blood Spirit Cult dwells,” Fang Chen murmured.

The daoist was dead, but his possessions still hinted at his background.

Fang Chen casually flipped through the Blood Spirit Art manual, and his complexion slowly turned grim, as he realized how vile it was. The cultivation method required a hundred portions of human blood essence to forge the Blood Spirit Immortal Vein!

Once the Blood Spirit Immortal Vein was forged, they would be able to absorb human blood essence without any restraint, of which cultivators had the highest quality blood essence.

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