The Confucian Way to Sagehood
Chapter 2644

Poison Desert

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The Sea-Cliff Alliance called this deadly toxic power Burial Saint's Poison. Their research had shown that it lived up to its name: if enough of it accumulated, it could indeed poison a Half-Sage to death.

The Burial Saint's Poison in the sandstorm was currently extremely dilute, at only one ten-thousandth the concentration of Sacred Qi in ordinary areas of Burial Saint Valley. Yet even at such a low concentration, any Great Scholar who came into contact with it would suffer bodily damage or even die-a testament to its terrifying potency.

As Fang Yun sensed the Burial Saint's Poison, his mind worked ceaselessly.

I've never heard of this deadly poison either inside or outside Burial Saint Valley. It carries traces of Corpse Qi, Sacred Qi, and Yellow Springs Force, yet it cannot be classified as any of them. Most likely, this is a new power, born from a mutation after Burial Saint Valley's power leaked out! It should be the product of Sacred Qi, Corpse Qi, and Yellow Springs Force merging.

Sacred Qi is quite common. It is power shed by the sages, and it can also gradually form in Burial Saint Valley's unique environment.

Corpse Qi is a power possessed by certain dead or dying creatures. The ancient corpses in Burial Saint Valley all possess it, and it ranks one tier below Sacred Qi.

But Yellow Springs Force is an exceptionally profound, mighty power of the Sacred Way. In Burial Saint Valley, I only sensed it within the hundred coffins on Hundred Coffin Island.

This power seems to use Yellow Springs Force as its foundation, absorbing Sacred Qi and Corpse Qi. After leaving Burial Saint Valley, it mutated into Burial Saint's Poison.

Fang Yun summoned his Poison-Attack Literary Platform and ordered the Poison-Assault Giant Serpent to absorb the power of

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