Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

Within the Divine Sanctuary realm, on a small island off the eastern coast of the Divine Quarry Continent, Hannah sat inside of a massive house in the middle of a massive forest.

The house itself was a Divine treasure, gifted to her by the Sky God when she broke through to the Divine Realm. It was a palace that could shrink and grow as one wanted, making it possible for a person to carry it around anywhere.

Hannah carried it around with her and cultivated within its protection for years in a row, collecting the Qi from the area.

Despite cultivating continuously, her cultivation speed was quite slow, which was mostly because she wasn’t cultivating at all. Every single bit of Qi she gathered by cultivating in the past few years was poured directly into her Divine Sea, where her Creation took in the aura, slowly filling itself up.

Hannah had to switch locations nearly 6 times in the past 5 years she had been there, all because she had cultivated Qi until the area was left thin. And now, 5 years later, she had finally completed her task.

Her Divine Creation was completely filled up.

She walked out of the house and quickly called forth her guardian in that place.

Fairspring, an older woman in the Divine Domain realm, came out of her resting place and looked toward Hannah.

”Are you done?” she asked in an elderly voice.

Hannah gave a nod.

The woman gave a short smile. ”Then we can return.”

Hannah took away the house, shrinking it to a size where it would fit in her palm, and threw it into her Soul Space. The strange mechanics through which the house was crafted caused her Soul Space to shrink a little whenever she placed it inside, but it wasn’t such a significant amount that Hannah had to make a big deal about it.

Fairspring took Hannah away from the small island and back to the Divine Quarry Continent. It was one of the two continents in the Divine Sanctuary realm, with the other continent being the Stone Sanctuary Continent in the north.

The Movement God ruled the Stone Sanctuary Continent in the north, and the Weapons God ruled the Divine Quarry Continent in the south. However, neither of the gods was the true ruler of either of the continents as they both belonged to Grandvein, the Stone God.

That made sense considering the information Hannah had been made somewhat privy to. According to Ronron, the Stone God was one of the three strongest female cultivators in the entire world, along with the Sky God and the Winter God.

Even if there were Celestial realm cultivators, they could not hold up in front of these three.

She couldn’t help but wonder if she could ever be someone like that. Would being able to cultivate quickly be enough to become as great as them?

It took a short time for her to reach the main continent along with Fairspring, and the two quickly made their way toward the teleportation formation. Considering every teleportation formation around the world belonged to the Sky God, there was no need for the two to follow any protocol. Especially since Fairspring herself had a reputation that was second only to another god.

”Wind Sage!” a few of the Sky God’s soldiers quickly greeted her when she arrived.

Fairspring gave a quick nod. ”How long before we can teleport out of here?” she asked.

”We are ready to leave right away, Wind Sage. But, we have received a message from the Weapons God’s people. He wishes to have you visit him at your earliest convenience.”

Fairspring frowned slightly. ”The Weapons God?”

She had little to no connection with that man beyond being an acquaintance of sorts. They had met each other before, but surely that was not why she was being called.

”I will visit him,” Fairspring said after a brief thought. ”I should return soon. If I won’t, I will send a message so you can use the formation.”

Hannah would prefer if they didn’t. They had lined up the formations in the Divine Sanctuary Realm and the Spring Blossom realm to be used back to back, so that they could leave for the Sky God’s realm without having to wait much at all.

So, if they missed one here, they would miss it over there as well. And that could easily lead her to stay away for another decade. That was not what she wanted.

”Come,” Fairspring said. ”We’ll head to the Weapons God’s palace.”

Because Fairspring was the sole protector of Hannah in any place she was, Hannah had to leave with her no matter where she went. Even if the Weapons God were to reject her from coming over, Fairspring would have to instead reject the Weapons God’s invitation.

That was, after all, the task that the Sky God had given her.

Of course, the Weapons God wasn’t that sort of person at all.

Goldsteel lived in a palace where several people fought against each other using weapons of all sorts.

Swords, spears, and axes were the common ones, but there were also unorthodox weapons such as shields, claws, and even zithers that were being used in the battles.

Hannah looked around as she walked, following Fairspring.

A tall man with blond hair welcomed the two.

”Senior Fairspring, we are delighted to have you visit our palace. His Majesty will be delighted.”

”I am honored to have been invited as well,” the Wind Sage said. ”How have you been doing, young Ironedge?”

”Never better, senior,” he said. ”His Majesty has been made aware of your arrival. Please follow me to the library, he will be free very shortly.”

Fairspring nodded and followed the man, with Hannah following behind them.

Hannah hadn’t been to many gods’ palaces and cults, so she openly looked around as she walked alongside the Wind Sage. They arrived at the library where they were served some snacks and drinks as they waited for a while.

Then, about an hour later, a man too young to be a god entered the library.