Only after returning to Blue Star did Zhang Yang slowly open the brocade pouch Ancestor Yang Mei had given him.
Sure enough, inside were dozens of willow leaves. These were called Enlightenment Tea.
Strangely, there was also a stone inside. After sensing it, Zhang Yang immediately understood: this was an Enlightenment Stone.
The Enlightenment Stone could give birth to a living being, or it could be placed somewhere for people to continually contemplate, speeding up their cultivation. It was a rare treasure.
It reminded Zhang Yang of a certain renowned being, and he could not help feeling some anticipation.
As for the Enlightenment Tea, its effects varied this time. There were five leaves of top-grade Enlightenment Tea like those from last time, which meant five Quasi-Sages.
The remaining dozens of Enlightenment Tea leaves could allow cultivators to achieve sudden enlightenment and break through to the Golden Immortal Realm.
Golden Immortals were already top-tier experts through and through, standing at the pinnacle of any Fourth-Level Civilization.
After all, Quasi-Sages were busy cultivating, hoping to break through to the Sage Realm as soon as possible. Until they entered that realm, they were ultimately nothing but ants.
Those in the Sage Realm rarely acted. Everything in the world had little to do with them, and there was little they cared about. Unless their Ancestral Star faced a life-or-death crisis, they were all exploring the realms beyond the Sage Realm.
To put it practically, the Great Dao was what they cared about most. Only after that came their Star Lord and crises threatening their planet.
Sages were still bound by the Laws of the Native Universe and had no choice but to obey their Star Lord. But what if they were outside the Native Universe?
Once they were no longer in the Native Universe,