Chaos Among Spirit Transformation Cultivators, All Taking Action (Double-Length Chapter-Please Vote and Subscribe)
Several streaks of radiant light appeared. This time, three unfamiliar Spirit Transformation cultivators arrived in succession.
These unfamiliar Spirit Transformation cultivators clearly did not enjoy particularly good reputations in the Cultivation World.
Even the sects behind them were all but dispensable.
They were merely tools for gathering spirit herbs.
This also made the cultivators attending the ceremony feel increasingly uneasy.
Fortunately, after those three arrived, the next arrivals were representatives of Spirit Transformation factions whose Spirit Transformation cultivators had not come in person.
These factions had all sent Nascent Soul cultivators.
Naturally, they dared not place themselves ahead of the Spirit Transformation cultivators. The people from Divine Forging Valley were among them.
Ye Jingcheng likewise stepped forward to welcome these cultivators and invite them onto the mountain.
The treasures they presented were also exceptionally valuable.
Almost all of them were sixth-stage spiritual items.
Divine Forging Valley even presented a single-use sixth-stage Golden Light Pearl.
It was a treasure similar to the Ye Family's single-use Thunder Firmament Talismans.
Though it could only be used once, it was certainly no less precious.
After all, this treasure could be given to younger cultivators to defend themselves. However, activating it easily was somewhat difficult for Nascent Soul cultivators, much like Qi Refining cultivators activating a Talisman Treasure.
They needed to perform a lengthy sequence of spiritual incantations to guide its power.
Just then, a deep, resonant "whooo" echoed across the sky.
Another figure suddenly appeared in the distance, wearing loose Daoist robes with a black veil covering their face, obscuring their true appearance.
The newcomer rode a massive flying horned whale. That tremendous call had come from its mouth. Although it was a marine spirit beast, it now swept through the air no slower than it swam through the sea.
Moreover, although this