allonlinenovel Chapter 1119 The First Female Immortal in the South
Chapter 1119 The First Female Immortal in the South
Su Mo looked at the newly acquired "spoils of war" and a faint smile appeared on his lips. His gaze then shifted to the four sixth-grade Golden Immortal incarnations. The three fifth-grade Golden Immortals were merely appetizers; the four sixth-grade Golden Immortals were the real big fish.
"You're the first one!"
A few breaths later, Su Mo's gaze settled on the emerald green woman's avatar. Among the four sixth-grade Golden Immortals' true forms, her cultivation was the weakest, barely reaching the threshold of the late sixth-grade Golden Immortal. She was perfect for testing the depth of these sixth-grade Golden Immortals and probing their true strength.
The next second...
With a flick of his finger, Su Mo lifted the emerald green woman's avatar, which was then lifted into the air by the celestial power light rope. The runes on the light rope suddenly lit up, no longer the previous pale gold, but transformed into interwoven cyan-gold patterns, like countless vines winding and climbing, firmly binding her soul and Su Mo's consciousness together, forming an unbreakable bridge of cause and effect that even time could not sever.
"Heaven and earth are the chessboard, the soul is the game piece, cause and effect are the thread, tracing back to the source—"
The ancient and obscure incantation rang out from Su Mo's mouth once more, even more profound than when he traced back to the fifth-rank Golden Immortal. Each syllable was like an ancient character retrieved from the depths of chaos, carrying the Daoist rhythm of the growth, decay, and reincarnation of plants. It echoed for a long time in the Azure Dragon Immortal Palace, and even the illusory image of the Azure Dragon carved on the pillars seemed to be awakened, its scales shimmering with a faint light.
Golden runes leaped from his lips, merging with the cyan-gold patterns on the light rope, weaving into a massive array in the air. Within the array, countless illusory images of plants and trees burst forth from the earth, undergoing a cycle of sprouting, growing, flowering, and withering, endlessly repeating, ultimately condensing into a cyan-gold thread of cause and effect pointing straight to the depths of chaos. The end of the thread shimmered with a faint green light, like a firefly in the dark night, weak yet persistent.
The chaotic light mark between Su Mo's brows suddenly surged, and his divine sense power, comparable to that of a mid-stage eighth-grade Golden Immortal, surged like a burst dam, flowing along the silk threads, like vines probing into a wild forest, frantically tracing the causal path belonging to the emerald green woman's true form, not letting go of any trace.
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In the southern part of the Void Star Abyss, in the chaotic void.
A streak of green light ripped through the thick, inky chaos at an astonishing speed, more than ten times faster than even the most powerful fifth-grade immortal artifact. Wherever it passed, even the chaotic air currents were torn apart, leaving long trails of light. The chaotic particles on either side of these trails shimmered like ignited sparks, unable to heal for a long time, flickering with tiny specks of light.
The green light originated from a giant leaf, approximately ten thousand feet long. Its edges were serrated, its veins as clear as jade carvings, radiating a soft, bluish light. An ancient, weathered aura emanated from the leaf, permeating the surrounding chaos—wherever it passed, even the deathly stillness of the chaotic air currents stirred with hints of green, and tender green shoots sprouted from the barren star remains, as if an invisible life force was quietly growing, reversing the deathly stillness of the chaos.
At the center of the leaf stood a woman. She wore a long, turquoise dress, the hem embroidered with layers of leaf patterns. As it swayed in the wind, it was as if countless petals were blooming and withering around her, a breathtaking beauty. Her face bore a striking resemblance to the emerald-green avatar in the Azure Dragon Immortal Palace, but her brows lacked the avatar's listlessness, possessing instead a touch of pride and liveliness. Her phoenix eyes shimmered with the rhythm of growing plants, as if they could see through the essence of life. Her aura was far more powerful and vast, exceeding that of the avatar by more than double. Every gesture she made stirred the life rules around her; her vitality was so abundant that it seemed capable of bringing withered trees back to life and reviving the dead. Even the deathly stillness of chaos would give way to her.
She is the true form of the emerald green woman—Fairy Qinglan, known as the number one female immortal in the southern part of Kongyuan Star Abyss.
Suddenly, Fairy Qinglan's delicate brows furrowed sharply, her previously relaxed expression instantly hardening with a solemn expression, like ripples spreading across a calm lake after a boulder has been thrown in. A deep-seated unease, like a cold, venomous snake, crept up her spine, causing her surging life force to abruptly halt—as if an invisible pair of eyes were peering through layers of chaos, locking onto her soul, as if a cataclysmic disaster was about to befall her. Even her carefully maintained life aura became disordered, and the flow of life force stagnated.
"This feeling... is that someone is tracking my movements! It must be that mysterious force."
Qinglan Fairy's delicate body trembled suddenly, and a realization instantly surfaced in her mind. Otherwise, how could there be such a coincidence in the world? The immortal incarnation of the Three Yang Immortal Tomb had only been out of contact for a short time, and she was already being targeted.
"No, I must not let that mysterious entity track my whereabouts, otherwise, I will surely die!"
Her cultivation level was far inferior to that of the Azure Thunder Ancestor. Even when the Azure Thunder Ancestor and the other five sixth-grade Golden Immortals combined their power, they were easily defeated by that mysterious force, let alone her, a late-stage sixth-grade Golden Immortal.
Almost the instant the thought arose, her jade fingers rapidly formed a hand seal, green light flowing from her fingertips, leaving a trail of afterimages so fast they almost formed a continuous band of light. With a soft "hum," a palm-sized compass flew from her sleeve and hovered before her. The compass was carved entirely from yin-yang jade, its surface engraved with runes of life and death, reincarnation. One half shimmered with vibrant green light, nurturing virtual sprouts and displaying the splendor of life; the other half emanated a deathly, somber gray-black aura, corroding the surrounding light and concealing the desolation of death. This was her natal immortal artifact—the Reincarnation Compass.
"Life and death are a cycle, cause and effect are intertwined, grant me, the Palace Hermitage!"
Fairy Qinglan parted her cherry lips slightly, channeling all her immortal power into the compass. In an instant, the Compass of Life and Death erupted with a dazzling two-colored radiance, its surface runes spinning rapidly, forming a curtain of light and shadow that enveloped the ten-thousand-foot-tall Azure Leaf. Within the light curtain, the auras of life and death intertwined and collided, transforming into countless tiny vortexes of reincarnation. Within these vortexes, one could see the instant from flourishing to withering of vegetation, attempting to completely sever and conceal the causal threads between her and the outside world, making her deductions vanish like stones sinking into the sea, leaving no trace, utterly hidden in the chaos.
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The Three Suns Continent, the Azure Dragon Immortal Ship, the Azure Dragon Immortal Palace.
"To be able to detect my deduction, you truly deserve to be a sixth-grade Golden Immortal. You are indeed far superior to those fifth-grade Golden Immortals." Su Mo raised an eyebrow, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes. The three fifth-grade Golden Immortals hadn't reacted to his deduction at all until he suppressed them.
However, Su Mo quickly smiled coldly, "Thinking that this will stop my deductions? You underestimate me too much."
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