The Old Clan Head Attempted to Break Through to the Nascent Divinity Middle Stage (Apologies, Dear Readers
Some time passed.
Once Star Sea Old Ancestor's modest breakthrough banquet ended, the representatives of the various factions immediately returned to their respective bases to prepare for the upcoming expedition to the Ancient Ghost Domain.
During this time, Star Sea Old Ancestor and Ling Pengyun also privately approached the Spirit Transformation cultivators of the Four Immortals Alliance, with whom they were on good terms, to ask whether they wished to visit the Ancient Ghost Domain.
Although the alliance's three or four current Spirit Transformation cultivators were all only at the Spirit Transformation early stage, many of its powerful methods involved lightning techniques, which had some suppressive effect against the ghost path.
Their participation would thus offer some help in the coming expedition.
The Four Immortals Alliance was quite interested and agreed.
They also seized this opportunity to sell a large batch of Fifth Rank Talismans to the various factions, making a tidy profit.
The alliance excelled in the talisman arts and currently had two Fifth Rank talisman masters overseeing it, giving it an especially deep foundation in that field.
Nearly half a year later.
Many powerful cultivators from the Azure Profound Realm gathered in the Ling Clan Secret Realm of the Northern Wilderness Cultivation World.
Star Sea Pavilion sent Star Sea Old Ancestor, its newly advanced Spirit Transformation cultivator Dao Lord Star Cloud, who specialized in offensive combat, and its guardian spirit beast, the Hai Yun Heaven Swallowing Tortoise King.
The Turtle King had been stuck at Nascent Soul completion for years and had even failed an attempt to reach Spirit Transformation several centuries earlier.
Thanks to the assistance of numerous Transformation God Spirit Objects back then, he had suffered only minor injuries after his failed breakthrough.
Over several centuries, he had recovered completely. A few months earlier, with