Refining the God-Demon Body Tempering Fluid, Interrogating Information on the Fallen Immortal Alliance

The next day.

Tianyuan Immortal Sect, Nine-layered Palace.

Inside a magnificent palace.

Chu Jiang wore a Mystic Dragon Golden Robe, his authority imposing even without anger as he sat in the seat of honor.

Two Beast Pets sat to either side of him, one ape and one snake, each with a different expression.

Below.

Pure Yang Sect, Sacred Fire Sect, Tai Xu Sword Sect, and the other major forces stood separately along both sides.

The entire Tianyuan Immortal Sect, including every corner of the Myriad Laws Heavenly Domain, had already been plundered and fully catalogued.

Holding a golden ledger, Li Han Yue stepped forward and said, "Master, all resources of the Tianyuan Immortal Sect have been sorted out."

"Among them are eighty-three thousand Top-grade Spirit Stones and ninety-three Perfect Spirit Stones."

"Twelve True Divine Artifacts, one hundred and twenty-three Half Divine Artifacts, and tens of thousands of magical treasures of various grades."

"Three ninth-grade pills, forty eighth-grade pills, two hundred Seventh Grade Pills..."

"Seven ninth-grade Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures, four hundred eighth-grade ones, including crystals, precious medicines, and the like..."

"Spirit springs, spirit veins..."

"As for cultivation techniques..."

The Tianyuan Immortal Sect's hoard could only be described as boundless as the sea, an astronomical figure. Other than being slightly inferior to the Hall of Longevity in terms of pills and precious medicines, it surpassed the Hall of Longevity in every other aspect.

And this did not even include the Tianyuan Immortal Sect's hidden assets—various grand formations, ancient inheritances, countless markets and large merchant associations dependent on the Immortal Sect, Ancient Secret Realms, small worlds under its control, and more.

Their value was impossible to estimate.

When she finished speaking.

Li Han Yue handed the golden ledger in her hands to Chu Jiang, who sat in the seat of honor.