The Path of My Own
Chapter 1253

[Mortal Realm] and [Immortal Realm] (IV)

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"Right."

"How are the formations and barrier arrays specifically meant to envelop the [Mortal Realm] coming along?"

The questioner was an [Immortal King Realm] expert who had just been arguing with someone else.

After the other party calmed down,

to keep everyone's quarrel from escalating further, he directly changed the subject.

Knowing what the other party was thinking, Ke Mingyu naturally gave him face and immediately picked up the conversation:

"They are not ready yet."

"After all, the spiritual energy in the [Mortal Realm] is simply too thin. Even with the power of the earth veins and the effects of various spiritual treasures, it is difficult to sustain formations and barrier arrays of that level for long."

"Perhaps we need to first find a way to divert part of the spiritual veins within the [Immortal Realm] over there before we can meet even the most basic prerequisites for setting up those formations and barrier arrays..."

Within the [Xikong Immortal Realm], the most fundamental difference between the [Mortal Realm] and the [Immortal Realm] was the intensity and quantity of spiritual energy.

The gap was enormous!!

So enormous that it could no longer be described by a mere thousandfold or even hundred-thousandfold difference!!

Many times, the spiritual energy of the [Immortal Realm] could directly bring obvious improvements to the very essence of life for cultivators from the [Mortal Realm].

Thus,

merely to seize a wisp of spiritual energy from the [Immortal Realm]—the so-called immortal energy—high-level cultivators of the lower realm would turn against each other and fight to the death on the spot.

Before such a vast disparity,

the various formations and barrier arrays that could function normally in the [Immortal Realm] naturally found it extremely difficult to operate smoothly in the [Mortal Realm].

Never mind the differences in rules.

The issue

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