For a True Venerable Hunter, without the foundation of a Tier 5 Spirit Vein, there was no need to worry about anyone finding their lair.
Without an Abode, they saved themselves endless investment and remodeling, and could prepare more weapons of offense instead.
Desperadoes of the Jianghu were usually like this: they owned next to nothing, and every haul counted.
Of course, these people certainly had corresponding Secret Vaults, which needed no further explanation, but an Abode... truly was not a necessity.
Qu Jianlei regretted it for quite a while before finally accepting this reality—killing that guy had been a bit of a bad bargain.
Putting aside anything else, he had at least spent half a Creation Rule, and Giant Axe had also paid a certain price.
So the next time he killed a True Venerable, he had to try hard to preserve the other party's Abode and strive to achieve the effect of sustaining war through war!
"We didn't get an Abode..." Wen Xian's avatar was a little speechless. "Why didn't you bring Han Li in on this?"
"The commotion might have been a little too big," Qu Jianlei answered calmly. "Dao Companions are meant to support each other, not to drag each other into trouble!"
From the Nascent Soul Realm to the Out-of-Body Realm, it could not be said that there had never been any conflict between him and Han Li, but in the end, the other party had treated him well.
Naturally, he also had to return the favor. For risky exploration, he did not mind calling the other party along to seek opportunities together.
But this kind of pure grudge between cultivators was entirely unnecessary.
The other party had already lent him a Tier 5 Spirit Vein, which counted as solving a large part of the