Ch. 1221Seizing Heavenly Crane, Then Off to the Ancient Tomb
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Evil Goat Devil Ancestor, disguised as the Evil Goat Devil Ancestor, abducts Heavenly Crane Ancestor and several other cultivators from Flying Cloud Island.
- Wei Tu and the Feather Dragon Clan Dragon Lord attempt to rescue Heavenly Crane Ancestor but fail.
- Shouyue Ancestor offers Wei Tu a Sea Cloud Pill as a token of goodwill and to forge an alliance.
- Wei Tu accepts the Sea Cloud Pill and leaves Flying Cloud Island with the Feather Dragon Clan Dragon Lord.
- The Feather Dragon Clan Dragon Lord gives Wei Tu the imprisoned Heavenly Crane Ancestor and asks him to return to the Feather Dragon Clan within sixty years for a Great Ascension Immortal Ceremony.
- Wei Tu decides to head to the Crimson Fusion Continent to enter the Corpse Immortal Ancient Tomb and seek the Sacred Emperor's inheritance.
Character Developments
- Wei Tu: Reaches the Great Ascension realm, accepts the Sea Cloud Pill from Shouyue Ancestor, and decides to seek the Sacred Emperor's inheritance.
- Heavenly Crane Ancestor: Abducted by the disguised Evil Goat Devil Ancestor and imprisoned by Wei Tu.
- Feather Dragon Clan Dragon Lord: Aids Wei Tu in rescuing Heavenly Crane Ancestor, gives Wei Tu the imprisoned Heavenly Crane Ancestor, and asks him to return to the Feather Dragon Clan within sixty years.
Significant Themes
- The power dynamics and alliances between different clans and cultivators in the Spirit Realm.
- The value and importance of Great Ascension cultivators and their inheritances.
- The ruthlessness and underhandedness of the great powers in the Spirit Realm.
Character Interactions
- Wei Tu and the Feather Dragon Clan Dragon Lord: Work together to rescue Heavenly Crane Ancestor, then discuss Wei Tu's future plans.
- Wei Tu and Shouyue Ancestor: Shouyue Ancestor offers Wei Tu a Sea Cloud Pill to forge an alliance and show goodwill.
- Wei Tu and Heavenly Crane Ancestor: Wei Tu does not attempt to save Heavenly Crane Ancestor when he is abducted, indicating a lack of concern for his life.