Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

After taking a turn in the maze, Alex and Pearl came across a stone fountain spraying scintillating crystal blue water that fell in 3 levels before disappearing somewhere within the fountain.

It was a well-carved fountain, made seemingly of the same white material as the one back in the hall where everyone had first teleported into.

Alex took a deep breath, smelling the sweet aroma that was in the air, realizing that the liquid flowing out was somewhat special.

He had come to a dead end again. Beyond the fountain, there was a wall covering that side. He would have to turn around and leave again.

However, Alex understood that this was most certainly what Reverend Sixghost had intended when he first created the maze. There were twists and turns in this giant maze, where from time to time, a person could come across opportunities like this.

“What is that water?” Pearl asked. “Should we drink it?”

“Let me check to make sure it is not some sort of poison first,” Alex said.

He used his Demon Eyes to check, but the water was just too colorful to make any sense of what it was actually. Water not having just Water aura was already weird in the first place.

Alex walked over to the fountain next and cupped his hands to gather a bit of the water. Looking at it in just his hands, it wasn’t as blue as it appeared while it fell around the fountain. It was much more clear, although it still had a tinge of blue to it.

He licked the water at first, making sure it wasn’t too dangerous. He could taste a rich taste from the water despite it not having any flavor at all. Sensing that there was no problem with regard to poison, Alex sipped the water in his hands and drank it.

As soon as he drank it, Alex felt freshness flow through him that he hadn’t in a long time. He felt rejuvenated and awake drinking that bit of water.

“Qi,” Alex said in surprise. “This water is full of Qi!”

It was as though the underground spring from where this water came was also the same place where the spirit vein was. The water was rich in Qi, and drinking it should definitely help him cultivate faster than just relying on the Qi in the atmosphere.

Alex drank more of the water and Pearl came by to drink as well. They both drank till they could no more and had to stop.

“What now?” Pearl asked. “Do we just leave?” He was clearly reluctant to leave such a place.

“We will have to leave,” Alex said. “There could be other locations within this maze that are better than this.”

Pearl was disappointed, but he understood.

“However,” Alex continued. “That doesn’t mean we can’t take some more water from here.”

Alex looked into his Soul Space to find the Bottomless Jade Flask. The flask was capable of holding a million liters of water, and was currently full, absorbing the Life aura within Alex’s Soul Space.

Alex began pouring all that water out into the Demon realm where all the plants could enjoy the water that had been absorbing those aura.

Once empty, he brought the flask out and began filling it up.

Alex dipped the flask into the lowest level of the fountain where the water had been gathering. Immediately, the mouth of the flask began bubbling up as water rushed within it with a fury.

Within just a couple of seconds, the water level of the lowest level had more than halved. A few more seconds later, it was so low that Alex couldn’t pour any more water into the flask given its shape.

Alex frowned, realizing that it was going to long time if he had to wait for the water to fill the lowest level before filling up the flask. The flask had only taken in about a couple dozen liters of water in those few seconds, and the rest of it had been drained into the foundation of the fountain, where it most likely flowed back into the spring underground.

This wasn’t going to work.

Alex rose up and instead plopped the flask into the top of the fountain where the water sprayed out. The upside-down flask began taking in a lot of water at once, and Alex could finally sigh in relief as he wouldn’t have to wait a long time.

He could maybe return at another time to gather more, but that was just too much work.

It took half an hour for the flask to be completely filled, so Alex took it off the fountain and placed it back into his Soul Space. “We can cultivate faster with this. And maybe even give some of it to the trees,” he told Pearl. The trees would love it no doubt.

Pearl nodded. “We should leave now, brother. We should make sure we find the better spots in the maze before the others do.”

Alex nodded and began walking.

He went back through the path they had come through, retracing their steps to take a new route. As they were only 2 turns away, they saw a pair of women coming his way, talking among themselves.

Alex was vigilant at first, but sensing that their cultivation base was no higher than his own, he needn’t be.

The girls stopped talking when they walked past the two of them, they were too worried that Alex would attack them. Once they went past him, however, they continued their conversations again.

“It’s right here. Two turns to the left,” she said. “The sword aura there is so strong, you will love it.”

“I can’t wait, sister,” the other woman said.

Alex turned around, confused. “Sword aura?” he thought. Where was that? Two turns to the left… that was where the fountain was. Was he so engrossed by the water that he didn’t sense the sword Aura? That was impossible.

A moment later, he heard loud sounds and a few screams. Then, he felt the aura of teleportation.

Both Alex and Pearl freaked out at that moment. “What happened?” Neither of them had a clue, but both were curious. Alex took out Midnight and ran forward. “Stay behind me,” he told Pearl as they both went back the way they came taking the two left turn.

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“What?” Pearl shouted in surprise. “Where is the fountain?”

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“Where are those women?” Alex asked, searching for any sign. He had sensed the teleportation aura, yes, but even if they had been teleported, there had to leave behind some aura of their presence. And yet, there was nothing.

The only thing Alex could sense there was the thick Teleportation aura. What had happened to the women? Had they been attacked? There was nothing there that suggested that the girls could have been attacked. No aura, nothing. Neither the women were there, and nor was the fountain. ‘And they talked about Sword Aura right before coming here,’ he thought. ‘Did that woman forget the path? Not possible.’

Then… something else was going on.