The old Land God leaned on his cane and sighed:
"Chosen Ones, every time you advance to a new area, you can set up one of this old man's Land God Temples as a branch altar."
"That way, after you die, you'll be able to quickly respawn in those areas."
"As for what exactly happened on this ancient tomb's grounds, you'll have to explore that yourselves!"
With that, the old Land God finished his opening lines and swiftly vanished, leaving only these True Immortal cultivators behind.
The adventure plot had no intention of pulling any tricks.
It was all about an open world: have the beginner-village NPC give a few lines of guidance, then let the players explore on their own.
No funny business.
Playing it safe was the way to win.
After all, True Immortals weren't easy to fool. It would be easy for cleverness to outsmart itself.
The various True Immortals then began exploring and feeling their way around.
They didn't investigate the tombs outside that gallery, nor did they go to the map of the Resurrection Ember.
Those things
held no monopoly value in their eyes and had no appeal.
When joining an organization, the first thing to examine was whether it offered enough benefits to its members!
The cultivators from the Cauldron Refining Domain first followed True Human Dan Ding's enthusiastic introduction to an Alchemy Room.
"Look, this is where we make our dreams come true!" True Human Dan Ding smiled and raised a glittering golden pill.
"The Golden Core!"
Quite a few people present had a sudden, novel urge to become alchemists when they saw the Golden Core. Finding it interesting, they watched the process of refining it.
After watching it,
"They're being very sincere. They've exposed their trump card and demonstrated the process of