Supreme Warrior in the City

Chapter 571: Chapter 570 Divine Farmer Sect

Although the Zhu fruit was not large, it was still quite sizable for the little creature.

The little creature opened its mouth as wide as possible to stuff the Zhu fruit inside, but swallowing it was naturally not so easy.

After swallowing half, it indeed got choked, the little creature scratching wildly in panic, its neck stretching repeatedly.

Su Yang got a fright and hurried over to pick up the little creature, ready to remove the Zhu fruit. To his surprise, as Su Yang shook it a few times, not only did the little creature not spit out the Zhu fruit, but it actually managed to swallow it.

Su Yang was speechless for a moment, truly a gluttonous little creature it was!

The little creature acted as if nothing had happened, shook its head, and looked again at the Zhu fruit beside it.

Su Yang quickly held onto the little creature, it was too greedy for food. If he let it eat like this, it would either choke or overeat itself to death.

The little creature struggled constantly in Su Yang’s hands, trying to get to the Zhu fruit, but Su Yang firmly restrained it. At last, the little creature reluctantly turned its head to look at Su Yang, with a confused face, as if it didn’t understand why Su Yang wouldn’t let it eat.

”I’ll help you, you’ll eat yourself to death on your own!” Su Yang scolded.

The little creature may or may not have understood Su Yang’s words, rubbing its little head against Su Yang’s arm, as if showing affection.

Su Yang speechlessly went to pick a Zhu fruit, condensed True Qi into a knife, and divided the small Zhu fruit into ten portions. Each piece was very small, and the little creature wouldn’t have any problem swallowing it.

He fed the little creature piece by piece, and it ate very quickly, soon finishing all ten pieces. Yet it still seemed unsatisfied and looked again toward the remaining Zhu fruits.

Su Yang didn’t know how much the little creature could actually eat, but still picked another Zhu fruit. This time, he divided it into ten pieces as well. However, the little creature slowed down its eating pace this time, appearing to be getting full.

At the fourth piece, the little creature finally stopped, contentedly lay in the palm of Su Yang’s hand, let out a satisfied burp, and fell asleep again.

Su Yang was at a loss for words, constantly moving between eating and sleeping; do you think you’re a pig?

Although the little creature was full, Su Yang couldn’t just idle around. With such a large patch of Five Element Crimson Fruits, Su Yang of course wouldn’t just leave them there.

After some effort, Su Yang harvested all of the Five Element Crimson Fruits without damaging the roots. This way, the fruits could continue to grow. Of course, how many years it would take for them to mature was another question.

However, with such an environment, it was indeed suitable for the growth of Five Element Crimson Fruits. Growing in such a place, they would also be difficult to discover, and finding these fruits wouldn’t be easy.

These roots of Five Element Crimson Fruits left here, in a few hundred years, could also regenerate a new batch of fruits.

Su Yang wandered around inside the cave and finally discovered a passageway on the other side. Curiously, Su Yang continued along this passage. What could be behind it?

Walking for about half an hour, Su Yang suddenly saw a row of doors in the front corridor, each door corresponding to a stone chamber.

Upon entering the first stone chamber, Su Yang found it in disarray, as if it had been lived in before. But now there was dust everywhere, and the furniture that once filled the place was scattered all over, as if a battle had taken place here.

Su Yang picked up a few scraps of paper from the ground, which contained methods for concocting elixirs. It seemed that the person who had once been here was skilled in the art of alchemy.

Continuing forward, he passed through several stone chambers, each in the same condition. Upon reaching the rear chambers, Su Yang suddenly discovered some withered bones scattered around.

Many of these bones were broken, and it looked like they had been killed in battle. Judging by the condition of the bones, their owners had once been powerful, their remains evidence of formidable strength.

The very last chamber was quite large; the previous chambers seemed to have been living spaces, but this one appeared to have been used for storage. It was here that he found the most withered bones, perhaps dozens of them.

Looking at the condition of these bones, it seemed they had been attacked, and everyone had retreated here to fight. However, they were unable to defeat their assailant and all met their end in this place.

In the center of this chamber lay a broken Pill Furnace. As Su Yang approached and took a closer look, his face lit up with ecstasy—the Pill Furnace was made from Li Fire True Gold.

The Li Fire True Gold was categorized as a Profound Level material in the Destiny’s Tome, extremely rare. It was only slightly inferior to the Nine Cold Jade that Su Yang had, but not by much.

The primary use of Li Fire True Gold was in the construction of Pill Furnaces. It could separate the flames from the elixirs, allowing the alchemist to control the heat freely and prevent the medicinal herbs from being damaged by uneven heating.

Moreover, the Li Fire True Gold could condense the flames, allowing the temperature to be stored within it, available anytime. Thus, alchemists did not need to constantly tend the Pill Furnace.

It could be said that with a Pill Furnace forged from Li Fire True Gold, an alchemist only needed to supply sufficient heat for the furnace to refine the medicine automatically—a top-tier choice for constructing Pill Furnaces.

However, the Pill Furnace was shattered, which left Su Yang utterly shocked.

After all, this was a Pill Furnace forged from Li Fire True Gold, incredibly durable. It would be very difficult to break unless one used refined technique specific to forging instruments.

That the Pill Furnace had been forcibly destroyed suggested that the attacker was extremely powerful, certainly having reached the Earthly Immortal Realm.

Su Yang collected all the fragments of the Pill Furnace from the ground. Although broken, the material was still usable. When he left, he could find time to reforge these materials into a new Pill Furnace.

After gathering the materials, Su Yang suddenly noticed a broken signboard on the ground. Picking it up, he saw three large characters etched into it—”Divine Farmer Sect!”

Shocked, Su Yang had not expected this to be a sect. So, did that enemy annihilate the entire sect?

However, Su Yang was still puzzled.

If the enemy had indeed wiped out the entire sect, why didn’t they go further and take the Five Element Crimson Fruits? Also, the Divine Egg was not ordinary; why had the person not taken it?

Pondering over his entire journey up to this point, Su Yang was suddenly startled as he realized why the person had annihilated the Divine Farmer Sect!