What had shaken True Immortal Jin Ge the most was encountering that terrifying "Assimilation into the Dao"—and Qu Jianlei was not the only one who could not let that scene go.
His true body had directly searched through all the materials in Lingyun Sect, among which was quite a bit of information about Star Tapirs.
The matter of the Mò Race not concerning themselves with accumulation did not quite match the information in the records, but there was also no information showing that Star Tapirs were especially wealthy.
Ridge Lord Qu had said before that Star Tapirs who left the herd might differ somewhat from Mò Race society, and Jin Ge felt that perhaps that made sense.
However, Star Tapirs had one relatively rare cultivation method: cultivating with the bones of deceased members of their own race!
True Immortal Jin Ge did not find that strange at all. The world was vast, and nothing was too bizarre to exist; perhaps this too stemmed from the Star Tapirs' concept of guardianship.
It was like the Immortal Remains in Star Palace—that was, Master of the Pot's original body's corpse—which could also provide opportunities for later cultivators.
Master of the Pot's original intention might have been good, but in the end, his avatar had walked the wrong path.
True Immortal Jin Ge even suspected that Master of the Pot had very likely borrowed some methods from Star Tapir remains.
"Ancestral Remains?" Great Venerable Latan's mood instantly darkened. "Immortal Venerable, those were left behind by the ancestors of the Mò Race. We will guard them with our lives!"
"Ten Out-of-Body Ancestral Remains," True Immortal Jin Ge said flatly, as if he had not heard at all. "Otherwise, I wipe out your entire race and take them myself!"
True Venerable Min Ning did not know