Comprehending the True Dragon and Divine Phoenix Immortal Elixirs

After Jiang Yun's Dao-companion ceremony in the Sacred City, he remained in the Northern Region, restoring a measure of peace to the Eastern Wilderness. The Ancient Races were no longer as arrogant and domineering as when they had first emerged.

The name Jiang Yun gradually faded from their sight. He no longer joined the contests among his generation; instead, people called him Saint Lord Jiang.

The Jiang Family stood guard in the heart of the Ancient Races' territory in the Eastern Wilderness, like a bridgehead for the Human Race. Their presence put many minds at ease.

Many Ancient Races secretly investigated Jiang Yun's past, hoping to understand his experiences fully.

The combined deterrent of several Emperor Weapons was too great for any faction to face calmly. They wanted to divide them and deal with them separately.

Tu Tian, the sixth of the Great Bandits, possessed the body of the Devouring Heaven Demon Jar and no longer ventured out of the Sacred City. Otherwise, he would face a terrifying hunt.

Duan De still did as he pleased. His arts of escape and survival were exceptional, and he felt miserable if a day passed without digging up a grave.

Jiang Yun was not worried about him in the slightest. Even if Duan De truly found himself cornered, he had nothing to fear. After all, even a Supreme could not kill him.

That night, after finishing his cultivation, Jiang Yun went to the courtyard at the heart of the Immortal Palace. At its center lay a Divine Pool. Thousands upon thousands of strands of Immortal Qi descended into it, where Chaos Qi mingled with Xuanhuang Mother Qi.

The Divine Pool gathered the essence of the entire Source World, resembling the primordial ground where heaven and earth first split apart.

Above it, the Enlightenment