Cultivating with Symbiosis Panel

Is he finally going to make a move?

He calculated the time; the disciple selection from the Hell Path should finally be ending. It would be a good time to find some promising candidates to cultivate.

Moreover, it could help him solve some troubles.

So, he nodded, "Alright."

But before that.

Li Ye extended his hand to Wei Qingye, "I'll need you not to resist what happens next. I've learned a new Dharma Method that can help you with something."

"Sure." Wei Qingye didn't mind, "Go ahead and cast it; I'm curious to see what you've learned."

As soon as he finished speaking.

He saw Li Ye extend his hand towards him.

The surroundings were enveloped by slightly dim moonlight, slowly "drawing" out his Life Span and vitality, yet Wei Qingye didn't feel any discomfort.

The vitality imbued with a touch of Spiritual Light ascended like the rising moon, flying toward the sky with increasingly bright light until it fully merged into the omnipresent lunar glow, indistinguishable.

"That's enough."

Li Ye casually pinched some moonlight into a Jade Pendant and handed it to him, saying, "As long as you're under the moonlight, you can summon this vitality and Life Span anytime, anywhere."

Even Wei Qingye had never seen such divine techniques. He looked at the sky and then at the Jade Pendant in his hand, amazed:

"These divine techniques seem almost like the power of deities."

"Did you… learn this from Lord Wangshu?"

Li Ye nodded, "Yes."

"I have a feeling you might have some ill fate ahead, so it's best to prepare early. This magic can be cast once every seven days; I'll continue to cast it for you during this time."

"…"

The originally excited Wei Qingye felt uneasy upon hearing this.

He knew Li Ye wasn't one to speak lightly; if even he's suddenly concerned, it must be some serious life-threatening matter.

He thought seriously, then looked at the moonlight-gathered dining table with a plethora of delicious dishes.

He uttered, "Since it's come to this, let's eat for now."

Li Ye, "…"

What?

Though the remark seemed fitting, there was a strange sense of discord felt.

Yet he didn't ask anything.

Feeling more relaxed, he pointed at the delicious food on the table, "What are we waiting for? Let's start eating."

The two of them enjoyed a feast like this.

Then they got up to head towards the Hell Path.

To be precise, the third palace of the Hell Path.

Here is the middle layer formed from pieces torn by various Nascent Souls from the Hell Path, filled with the complete demons from Hell and other Outer Domains.

When Li Ye and Wei Qingye arrived here, circles of sacred and ethereal halos emerged from Li Ye, resembling rings of fire.

Everything within the range of these halos, living or otherwise, was purified by this glow, and even the originally barren and dark land yielded a profusion of blooming flowers.

Wei Qingye looked at him with a surprised gaze.

"…"

Li Ye quietly adjusted the celestial Immortal Light belonging to the Celestial Being.

He had forgotten that his current Divine Soul form was more unique compared to his physical body; the Primordial Spirit of a Celestial Being often exerts passive purifying power over surrounding matters.

"Coincidentally," Senior Brother Chen Mo hurriedly appeared, suddenly popping out from the ground like a mushroom.

He patted the dust off himself with a grim face and said:

"You're having quite a fun time, Junior Brother."

"…"

Li Ye obediently blinked his eyes, decisively softening, "It's entirely my fault, really didn't want to trouble Senior Brother; anything I can do to ease your burden?"

As he said this, he passed over a cup of iced honey tea from earlier.

Chen Mo accepted the cup suspiciously, feeling something wasn't right.

But the iced honey tea tasted undeniably good, and he was indeed thirsty; he then gulped it down quickly.

Then pointed ahead, "Look, you're here for trials, right? Help me deal with that Yaksha up ahead, huh, don't hold back."

Looking in the direction he pointed.

Li Ye's Divine Sense scanned and saw a rather lavish palace, with walls and floors made of green jade, lifelike carved gems and treasure depicting flowers and exotic plants, and streams of flowing blood in the waterway and river…

Hmm, if it weren't for the blood in the streams, this could actually be a good palace, even tidied up to serve as a Divine Hall or Temple.

But the aura of evil and demonic qi inside was truly too overwhelming to suppress.

It even formed pillars of smoke resembling beacons; the ascending smoke column, upon reaching the heavenly dome, transformed into intricate array lines, shrouding the surroundings.

Using the palace as the center, it constituted a…

"This array seems rather peculiar."

Li Ye's array expertise was reasonably proficient.

After all, arrays rely on the power of heaven and earth, making it relatively easy for him to comprehend, being akin to the Celestial Dao.

He could see the mist forming a kind of array to control or alter celestial phenomena and terrain, enveloping an area of thousands of miles.

This array was extraordinarily orderly; the lines and runes forming the array bore a sense of unusual orderliness, like made by someone with OCD, yet remarkably had an unusual rigidity.

In Li Ye's view, this array was akin to "assembly line" mechanical production, devoid of any Spiritual Qi.

"This array isn't typical in our Four Seasons Sect but originates from an Outer Domain array, reportedly belonging to the… Gnostic School."

Chen Mo did not shy away from Wei Qingye.

Or, he actually hoped to glean some information from Wei Qingye.

And Wei Qingye didn't hold back, pondering briefly before responding, "My master told me that the Gnostic School advocates animating lifeless objects; they enjoy creating unique puppets or Magical Treasures.

They observe them birthing spirituality, absorbing the world's creations.

To thus explore the Taoist Technique rules of various worlds.

Reportedly, one time they gifted a crown to a dynasty that was friendly with Qiongguan Mountain, influencing the entire royal family, ultimately bearing countless karma leading to the dynasty's demise.

That dynasty had two Divinity Transformation individuals."

—— To interact equally or relatively equally with powers of the Tao Furnace Realm, at least three Divinity Transformation individuals are needed, among them, one in the Late-period, but it's not to say two Divinity Transformation powers aren't strong.

Any power supporting two Divinity Transformations cannot be considered weak.

"Even such a power was used by the Gnostic School as an experiment site, huh, so the presence of the Hell Path is due to Outer Domain interference."

Thus, it makes sense.

"Hmm." Chen Mo raised his brow, "Inside here, there's a Gnostic School cultivator, couldn't evacuate in time, or rather was pinned down by our elders.

Just perfect for you to practice.

It's a treasure left behind by our seniors."

Oh?

Upon mentioning this, both Wei Qingye and Li Ye found interest.

A cultivator from the Outer Domain.

That's intriguing.

Li Ye looked toward the splendid palace and directly stretched out his hand.

From the white tips of his fingers, strands of Spiritual Light unfurled, slowly yet confidently beginning to coil around the mist rising in the air.

Then.

Wind began to flow.

Clouds began to gather.

Raindrops thusly began to fall from these clouds.

From scattered drizzles, it quickly turned to torrential downpour connecting streaks of rain.

No array could resist such a rain curtain, getting effortlessly permeated.

This is the Four Seasons Sect's "Rain Invocation Art."

At Low-Tier, it's an ordinary little magic for watering fields, but in the hands of High-Tier cultivators, it can change celestial phenomena as a Great Divine Technique.

And being in Li Ye's hands, it was even more special.

This is an inescapable barrier, or another "small world."

Chen Mo watched this unfold in silence.

He exclaimed in surprise, "You've reached Late-period Golden Core?"

Li Ye casually responded, "Just luck."

This time, Chen Mo truly fell silent, he didn't know why, but he suddenly felt a bit jealous.