Ascension Record of a Hundred Refinements
Chapter 5569

The Fengyang Ancestral Grounds

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What Qin Fengming looked forward to was certainly not seeing a host of beautiful Fengyang Clan female cultivators. He wanted to meet some cultivators of the Profound Spirit realm and ask them for information.

As far as his gaze reached, the Fengyang Clan cultivators lived among forested mountains and towering peaks. Qin Fengming saw no lofty buildings or halls.

Their dwellings looked somewhat primitive, but the Fengyang Clan cultivators' attire was anything but crude. Most wore exquisite, brightly colored garments, with various ornaments and feathers adorning their heads. Men and women alike gave an impression of free-spirited abandon.

Of course, there were also many dressed neatly much as Qin Fengming was.

Yet Qin Fengming could readily tell that most of these cultivators were probably not members of the Fengyang Clan.

The three did not enter the Fengyang clanspeople's settlements, but from his fleeting glimpses, Qin Fengming discovered that wherever Fengyang Clan cultivators gathered, traces of restrictive spell auras emanated.

At first, Qin Fengming paid little attention as he swept his senses over those restrictive spell auras.

However, after passing through numerous Fengyang Clan settlements, he suddenly discovered that these seemingly haphazard clusters faintly formed enormous restrictive spell formations.

As the formations operated, their energy auras mingled, enveloping vast stretches of land. Although Qin Fengming and the two others encountered no obstruction as they flew through them, Qin Fengming was certain that breaking such restrictive spell formations was beyond a Spirit Severing cultivator's ability.

And this was only the Fengyang Clan's outer territory. The restrictive spells protecting its heartland would naturally be even more powerful.

Suddenly, Qin Fengming's heart jolted. There must be someone in the Fengyang Clan with extraordinarily profound mastery of formations. Otherwise, they could never have arranged all their settlements into an immense formation capable of mutual support.

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