Orluros
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Qi Wuhuo glanced at the address left behind by the victimized girl from that incident. He performed an incantation to obscure himself before stepping out of the gate. As he turned, he caught sight of the grand city gates. Above the main gate stood an imposing tower, its highest point adorned with majestic bronze statues of divine beasts—Chaofeng and Jiaotu. Chaofeng was fond of gazing into the distance, while Jiaotu despised intruders entering its domain. The gate tower was adorned with numerous…-
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Qi Wuhuo's body was now coursing with Primordial Qi, far more abundant and majestic than he had ever perceived before. With the rapid surge of this Qi, a profound and boundless sensation began to rise in his heart. It was as though an awareness, long erased by the passage of time, was resurfacing. At this moment, Qi Wuhuo became certain: he had indeed been meditating for an entire year. And it had all happened upon that river. As the memory surfaced, he recalled his teacher smiling at him back then,…
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The Land God lay on his bed, sensing the life force within him rapidly ebbing away. The incense offerings were too impure... He reflected, a wave of regret washing over him. If only he had known, he would never have accepted such things. Surrounded by friends who had come to see him off, he noticed that their expressions didn’t seem all that pleasant. Heh... of course. As fellow Land Gods, witnessing his fall likely stirred feelings of sorrow within them. They were not only grieving his death and the…
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The sun rose and the moon set. Though the elderly gentleman was deeply concerned about Qi Wuhuo, the young Daoist locked the door to the woodshed from the inside. The old man had considered calling upon some of the younger villagers to break the door open, but he hesitated. The young Daoist had assured him that there was no cause for worry. If his actions disturbed the youth unnecessarily, wouldn’t his well-meaning intentions result in harm instead? For a time, he was plagued by conflicting…
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In front of the woodshed on one side of the village. Qi Wuhuo sensed something amiss and instinctively swung to cut it, yet when he turned to look, there was nothing in sight. All that remained were a few children running around with tree branches, their faces filled with curiosity and envy as they gazed at the young Daoist. Or rather, at the perfectly straight tree branch in the young Daoist’s hand. Their eyes sparkled with admiration until one bolder child finally asked: "Big brother, are you here to…
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Qi Wuhuo pondered for a moment, then turned around and returned. After closing the door, he extended his hand and took out a bronze mirror from the wooden box. The mirror, covered in a shallow green patina, appeared plain and unremarkable at first glance. However, it now shimmered with flowing light, and countless arcs of spiritual light emerged on its surface, eventually forming a large character. The young Daoist froze, staring intently. Yet no other characters appeared. It was only this word,…
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Last year, a trespassed into the Ox Constellation. The Ox Constellation... Qi Wuhuo quietly processed the wealth of information contained within this sentence. The fortune-teller rested a hand under his chin, smiling as he observed the young Daoist before him, as though anticipating an expression of astonishment. Yet Qi Wuhuo's face remained restrained, his eyes half-closed as if lost in thought. So, it turned out he had ventured into the heavens... So, the place where he meditated that day was the…
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That damp, lingering air, accompanied by a faint trace of a fishy smell, was something Qi Wuhuo had only sensed yesterday from the young noble clad in luxurious attire who had come to gamble with the fortune-teller. Sensing it now, his subconscious assumption was that it was him again. The young Daoist turned around, following the direction of the aura. His gaze traveled through the bustling crowd outside and locked onto a tea house about thirty steps away. It was a two-story building. He raised his head…
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Difficult! So Difficult! The boundless clouds and flowing water of the Celestial River, surging with waves, became much calmer as they approached this place. A young girl, dressed in a sapphire-blue satin robe with arrow-sleeves, her black hair tied back with a ribbon, sat cross-legged on a green stone. Her gaze was somewhat vacant as she stared at the shimmering light before her. She had given the mirror to Qi Wuhuo, and now she was using the spirit treasure that was already here, employing the . Yet…
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Yun Qin lowered her gaze, her eyes fixed on her nose, and her nose on her heart. Hmm, one of the wedding gifts from my parents. It’s okay to give it to a friend. Her parents wouldn’t mind. But this gift, personally sent by the Northern Emperor for the wedding of one of his subordinate Star Lords, was already too significant. What’s more, her teacher had now revealed its origins—it was a treasure refined by the . Even a carefree and innocent girl with a playful nature could faintly sense that…
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