Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

Alex then messaged the Sky God, telling her that he was coming over. He was curious to see who it was he was meeting, after all. However, when he had nearly reached the palace, the Sky God sent him a message asking him to stay outside and wait. He wasn’t allowed inside.

That caught Alex off guard.

He had been called over many times before and had always been allowed to enter freely. This time around, however, he couldn’t. He couldn’t help but wonder why that was the case at all.

Alex stopped outside the palace and waited. There was nothing else he could do, after all, but wait. Sunflare stood by his side.

”You can’t go in?”

”I was asked to stay here,” Alex said.

”Hmm...” The man looked toward the palace, seemingly quite curious, though he said nothing.

As Alex waited, someone walked up to the palace. Alex recognized the person as Newhorn. She was the Sky God’s first female disciple and one of the more renowned Reverends of the cult. She stopped before Alex for a second and nodded slightly in greeting before quickly entering the palace.

A few minutes later, she walked outside and left quickly, not even turning to look at him once.

Alex had wanted to ask what was happening inside, but he didn’t get the chance at all.

”Do you know how long we will need to wait out here?” Sunflare asked.

Alex shook his head. He was genuinely clueless.

It was about 3 hours later that someone finally walked out of the palace again, someone he recognized.

Killshot stopped by the door, looking at him. ”What are you doing here?” she asked with a strange look on her face.

”I was called and told to wait outside,” Alex answered.

”Huh?” She held a sly smirk. ”All that talk about being the Sun God and they don’t really tell you anything when the time comes, do they?”

Alex narrowed his eyes. ”What happened?”

Killshot paused. ”On account of not getting reprimanded later on, I will choose to keep my mouth shut. You can ask your master later on if you want to know. Or maybe Her Brilliance will tell you herself if she feels like it.”

Before Alex could say anything else, Killshot left the place.

Alex watched her leave before turning toward Sunflare. ”That was strange, wasn’t it? Do you think something happened?”

”I wouldn’t know,” Sunflare said. ”Though something does feel strangely tense.”

With Killshot walking out, Alex expected the other Gods to leave soon as well. It wasn’t until an hour later that someone else did.

The moment Alex saw the face of the man who walked out, his eyes widened in shock. A similar look of surprise appeared on the face of the man with snow-white hair and a vibrant green robe that almost appeared to be made of living grass.

”Young Dawnblade!” the man called out.

Alex stood up straighter as well. ”Alchemy God.”

It was Whitesong, the current Alchemy God, who had left the Sky God’s palace.

Alex quickly bowed before the man. ”It’s an honor to see you once again, Alchemy God.”

Whitesong watched with his jaw slightly agape, unable to form more words. ”You’re really alive.”

”Yes,” Alex said, looking back up at the man. ”When did you arrive here?”

”A few days ago,” Whitesong said. ”I was told you were alive, though I had not held onto any hope for fear of being disappointed.” A small but genuine smile formed on the man’s face. ”I’m happy to be proven wrong. Young man, I’m happy to see that you still live.”

Alex smiled as well.

The Alchemy God looked toward the old man nearby. His eyes narrowed slightly.

”Greetings, senior.”

”This is Senior Sunflare of the Nine Yang Court,” Alex quickly introduced.

”I see. Senior Sunflare,” Whitesong said before looking down toward Alex. ”Is he with you?”

”Sort of,” Alex said, not exactly wanting to explain more.

Whitesong didn’t seem bothered by his lack of answers. He simply smiled, nodding multiple times. ”I had truly hoped you had lived, and you did. I was told you managed to leave Hell as well. That must’ve been a long time ago.”

”It was a while ago, yes,” Alex said.

”I see. That must’ve been around the time when the Storm God placed a bounty on you. I had been wondering why he did that back then. I never could have guessed that you had escaped,” the man said. ”Had I known for certain, I would have brought along your disciple.”

”My disciple?” Alex asked, his eyes narrowing. ”I’m sorry, do you mean Zhe Moyang?”

”Momo, that’s correct,” the Alchemy God said.

”Oh. Are you in contact with her by any chance?” Alex asked.

The Alchemy God smiled a little. ”Were you not aware either? Zhe Moyang has joined my cult in order to study under me. I have been taking care of her for the past 2 millennia.”

Alex’s eyes widened in shock. Never could he have realized that was the case at all.

”I see...” he said slowly. ”How is she? Is she doing well?”

”She’s doing incredibly well. Her cultivation speed is great, and so are her talents in Alchemy. Though, most of all, her understanding of poison has been better than any I’ve come to learn of outside of Dustvenom.”

Alex nodded. ”How far along has she come with her cultivation base?” he asked.

”I believe she recently broke through to the Immortal Transcendent realm. I don’t believe she has made much progress afterward.”

Alex looked down for a moment, considering his words. He had given his Origin technique to her long ago, so at the very least, she had to have formed 2 Origins. What she filled her Origins with was a bit of an issue, but if he could meet her in time, he could give her a far better option than anything that was out there.

”I wish to meet her again. Hopefully, that will be soon.”