Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

Having cultivated and finally ready to talk, Hao Ya gave her story in detail from the time Alex had ascended to the time they had met

again in Raingear City.

Hao Ya had reached the Immortal realm nearly 3 decades after Alex. The Sky God’s soldiers hadn’t yet come to the 3rd Major Spirit realm to gather up the items that were there.

Since most of the important items had been taken away by Alex or her Master, there wasn’t anything Hao Ya had to take with her. So, she was rather free.

What she had were a few Immortal-grade artifacts as well as a few Divine spirit stones.

Upon ascending, she had arrived in a world of ocean. The Eternal Isles. Through the help of the people that were there to look after the newly ascended individuals, Hao Ya made her way to the Interrealm Teleportation formation.

As she was commanded by her master to make those soldiers aware of who she was, that was the only thing she knew to do.

However, when she actually found a soldier to tell all of this to, it turned out to be someone who had his own plans on what to do. She was captured before she could meet another one, and slowly, she was questioned into revealing information that she wasn’t even willing to.

They fed her truth-seeking pills again and again, bringing out as much information from her as they possibly could. They also took everything she had, including her weapons and lifesaving treasures.

A year later, after they had finally gotten everything, they relaxed their surveillance of her as well as their security.

That allowed Hao Ya to turn ethereal and run away.

After escaping her captors, Hao Ya ran for as long as she could and

hid herself by joining a sect where she did not put much effort in.

She had some skills in formations and talismans, after having worked with her master for so long, so she began working in it. However, the skill that surprisingly helped her the most was her alchemy.

Having learned from Alex and the rest, even though her alchemy talent wasn’t the greatest, it was good enough for people to consider her a master.

She couldn’t come up with new pills, but if there was a recipe for one, she could absolutely make it. And thanks to the technique Alex had given her, she could make them quite well.

Hao Ya achieved Pill Clouds multiple times, forming up to 2 Pill-veins in the pills she made. She sold those pills, and over the next millennia and a half, she gathered spirit stones bit by bit.

1500 years later, she finally had enough to buy herself an Interrealm Teleportation ticket.

She had changed her face and body to hide herself while buying the ticket, and everything had gone well until then. However, at the last moment, her captor had locked eyes with her, and she had involuntarily alerted them of her presence.

After teleporting, she had been certain that she would be found, so for the past few centuries, she had been hiding within this realm.

The best option now was to buy herself a ship that was capable of traversing outer space, so she could reach the Sky God’s realm without having to be seen by the few soldiers who had captured her.

She spent some time making pills, but that wasn’t fast enough for her. She needed money quickly before she was found out. So, after so many years, she decided to sell something that would make her a lot of spirit stones quickly.

The only thing she landed on was the pill-forming technique.

That was what had led her to the Grand Spiral Auction Hall, through

which she had been reunited with Alex.

Meeting him had been a coincidence. The same was true for the Sky God soldier. If someone hadn’t told her the biggest auction hall on this side of the ocean was in Raingear City, she might have never gone there.

She did, and that was what led her to this moment.

“I was lucky that I decided to go there. If not, I would not have been saved this way,” Hao Ya said.

Scarlet, Whisker, and the rest gathered around her, listening to her story.

“You did well surviving until now,” Emily said. “Just rely on Alex for the

rest.”

“Yes. You’re practically at the finish line now,” Scarlet said. “Even if

Alex can’t help you, his master will.”

“His… master?” Hao Ya gave a confused stare.

“She’s the Sword God.”

“The Sword God??” Hao Ya shouted in surprise.

The people around her chuckled. Scarlet shook her head. “It’s a long

story.”

“You can discuss that later,” Alex spoke, having been there, listening through his senses. “For now, can you tell me about the other two Sky

God soldiers?”

“I don’t know their names, but I know what they look like,” Hao Ya said. “I have some skill in painting, so I will draw what they look like

later.”

“That should work,” Alex said.

Hao Ya hesitated for a moment. “Do you… do you think the Sky God herself was behind this?”

“Unlikely,” Alex said without even spending a second to think about it. “They acted of their own accord. If the Sky God had any reason to do that to you, those three alone wouldn’t have captured you. They wouldn’t have taken your items, and you would’ve been in the Sky God’s palace being questioned.”

Hao Ya’s eyes lowered slightly. “You’re right,” she said finally. “I shouldn’t think of this.”

“Whatever you are, you are still the Sky God’s grand disciple. At the very least, they would’ve acted with some decorum around you if they did respect the Sky God. The truth is obvious. That was not the

case.”

Hao Ya nodded. “You’re right. That is the case.”

Alex nodded outside.

“Please rest for a while. I will have to leave soon now. Something has come up that will be taking my attention for a while.”