Revenge was never too late, another Nascent Soul Formation herb, and a complete collection of [Heavenly Spiritual Root] essence blood!

With Song-Jin united, a single pronouncement from the two Nascent Soul True Lords, [Illusion-Breaking] and [Biluo], became national policy for both kingdoms once announced to the public-a matter of paramount importance.

Under these circumstances, not only [Far-Pacifying Fortress] in the Song Region, but also [Ironwall Pass] in the Jin Kingdom,

[Falling Eagle Ravine], [Victory Ridge Pass], and the others were opened completely.

Their formations were shut down and their defenses withdrawn. Cultivators traveled freely between the two territories, and trading caravans became even more numerous.

During the Jin-Yan War, the Yan Kingdom's offensives had not been as ferocious or devastating as those of the Demonic Path. Although the Jin Kingdom had also suffered substantial losses, the territory it retained was far more extensive than the Song Region's-roughly four times the area still under the latter's control. This made the one-way flow of cultivators all the more frequent.

An endless stream of people crossed borders and passed through the checkpoints.

This also brought about an unprecedented exchange of crafts, spells, cultivation philosophies, resources, and local specialties between the two kingdoms.

Whoosh!

The Shi clan's Treasure Boat remained ahead, its speed undiminished as it swept toward the western Jin Kingdom.

Yet once it entered Jin Territory, the boat noticeably climbed to a much greater altitude, and both its outward display of might and its impact on those around it were greatly reduced.

Compared with its behavior in the Song Region, the difference was that between a cultured, courteous gentleman and a swaggering, brutish thug.

The cultivators who had come out of the Song Region naturally cursed and scorned it inwardly at the sight.

Even Lin Changheng curled his lips into a cold sneer.

There might not be an opportunity on this trip after all-

Before long, Lin Changheng, who trailed the Treasure