One day later.
Inside and outside Guest Pass, calm had returned, though devastation remained everywhere. On the second day after the battle at Guest Pass ended, the Qi practitioners of Dao Palace entered Guest Pass in groups of five to clear away the traces left by the fighting.
They first cleared the air and opened a path passable for ordinary people. Then, using the Five Elements formations prepared in advance, they suppressed the chaotic spirituality. Once the spirituality gradually stabilized, the Qi practitioners buried the corpses where they lay while repairing the cratered, pitted ground left behind by the battle.
With their efforts, it would take only a little over a month to restore the areas inside and outside Guest Pass to their former state. Yet the fear in the hearts of the common people would likely take decades to fade.
But to cultivators, such time was no more than the flick of a finger.
On the second day of the cleanup, a brief conflict broke out among the Qi practitioners near the riverway. Someone had used corpses that retained traces of spirituality for a blood sacrifice, stirring dissatisfaction among some of the Qi practitioners.
They were young people who had only recently entered the cultivation world and had yet to witness its darkness. The matter quickly reached the ears of the True Sun Sect's Second Realm cultivator in charge.
In the end, the matter concluded with those young people being reassigned.
As for Le Xin, who had planned the war against the Liangjiang region, such a trivial matter would never reach his desk. After taking the Liangjiang region, he immediately began planning an attack on the Southeast Islands without stopping for breath.
There was another matter requiring his attention. The northern regime supported by the True Sun Sect had