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Chapter 180: Inner Sect Grand Competition
Why did they not care in the slightest?
In the eyes of the Thirteen Immortal Sects' upper echelons, so-called cultivation geniuses were merely chives that sprouted in the fields every year. Cut down one crop, and another would grow.
Thus, the Thirteen Immortal Sects had no shortage of cultivation geniuses.
Besides, most of the sects' true senior cultivators were immersed in cultivation, seeking to become immortals.
Those who openly held decision-making power in the immortal sects were often Spirit Transformation Venerables whose cultivation had stagnated.
To preserve their sects' existing distribution of interests, these Spirit Transformation Venerables were often unwilling to invest resources in nurturing potential rivals, unless the prodigy belonged to their own lineage or that of the sect's upper echelons.
What? You said you were a rare prodigy in the Immortal Alliance's College Entrance Examination, someone who would tempt even the top three immortal sects?
What a joke!
The Immortal Alliance's beast-taming civilization was flourishing, and cultivators' lifespans had increased enormously.
Never mind a thousand years ago-even those peerless prodigies who appeared only once in ten thousand years, from ten thousand years ago, were still alive. Some had even reached the summit and become their sects' patriarchs.
To them, the cultivation prodigies who appeared in this year's Immortal Alliance College Entrance Examination were merely juniors with a little talent.
Accepting them or not made no appreciable difference.
If these sect patriarchs were willing to expend resources, they could raise even a worm into a Flood Dragon soaring through the skies. Besides, the geniuses in their clans were not worms, but latent dragons who had inherited some of their aptitude.
Unless you were a true prodigy seen only once in a century in the Immortal Alliance, eligible for direct admission to the