Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

Alex blinked in surprise as he stared at the woman before him. She was from the 3rd Major Spirit realm too? From what he had heard about her, she had to have been here for millennia. Given that no one had ascended out of the 3rd Major Spirit realm before Senior Yang arrived and changed everything, she had to have been quite talented to make it out of that world early on.

The hybrids between humans and demons had been slowly dropping in talent after all.

“I’m glad to see another cultivator from my world,” Alex said with a smile. “And I’m happy to say that I’m not the only one who’s made it out. In the past millennia or two, there should have been dozens that left. Many talents have surfaced in the 3rd Major Spirit realm after all.”

“Oh!” Xue Yu’er said in surprise. “How old are you, if you don’t mind me asking?”

Alex paused for a moment, taking note of the others around him. He didn’t see a reason to hide the information.

“When I ascended nearly 2 millennia ago, I was 150 years old.”

While Alex didn’t think there was any need to hide it, that didn’t mean that his words didn’t come as a surprise to everyone else. The prince, Flamestrider, Bigshell, and many of the others there, including the Beast God, stared at him in a look of utter awe.

It was impossible to imagine that there was someone out here with his level of talent and cultivation base who had only left his own world at the age of 150 after all.

Even many talented individuals of the Immortal realms were unable to reach Immortality that quickly even if they were showered with all sorts of incredible resources.

“150…” Xue Yu’er said with a look of awe. “And here I thought I was talented. Well, I suppose that makes sense given what you’ve shown

us all. Also, you left just 2 millennia ago? That’s quite recent.”

Alex didn’t voice his opinion on whether it was recent or not for him. “What continent were you a part of?” she asked.

“Well…” Alex hesitated a little. “It’s hard to give a specific one. I started cultivating in the west, but I ended up settling in the south. I was, however, born in the Central continent.”

“I see,” she said. “That’s good.”

Alex noted her expression and saw no reaction from her when he spoke of the central continent. That meant she had likely left the 3rd Major Spirit world a long time ago, long before even Godkiller made his way there.

Before Godkiller’s interference in the Central Continent, where he turned it into a hellscape for any cultivator to enter or leave, it was used as the teleportation hub by the Heavenly Beasts to help people teleport around the place, just as it was being used right now.

It wasn’t so dense in Qi that people would want to live there, but it was still bustling with life. That had changed after Godkiller made everyone leave and surrounded the continent with the Qi barrier.

The woman spoke while Alex was lost in thought.

“The central continent isn’t a bad place to stay in. Its only issue is that there are no spirit veins other than the ones used for teleportation. The poor continent was looted completely dry during the war from what I remember hearing.”

“Oh!” Alex’s eyes widened in surprise. “Is that so? I hadn’t heard about it.”

“That’s understandable. It’s been so many years, so that information may have been lost to time by now. Given how much more time means in the lower realms, I imagine the world is a lot different from how it used to be during my time,” she said with a strange expression on her face. Alex could nearly tell that she was melancholic at that

moment.

“You must’ve left quite a while ago then,” Alex asked. “Is it fine if I ask when you left the lower realm?”

“It’s been a while,” the woman said with a sigh. “I ascended nearly 25 millennia ago.”

“25?” Alex asked in a louder voice than he intended to. “That…”

25 thousand years was a short period when considering the Immortal realms, but in the lower realms, it was eternity. Generations would come and go in that time after all.

Alex felt her cultivation base aura and could tell that she was in the late Divine Creation realm. Was that a decent cultivation base for someone so old? Alex hardly knew what the normal range was.

The wine god took the opportunity to laugh and speak up. “It’s incredible to see that a tiny world such as the 3rd Major Spirit realm has birthed two incredible talents just like you. I can’t wait to see who else among your realm will make a name for themselves next.”

Alex had heard them call Xue Yu’er talented before as well, but he couldn’t tell why that was the case. He wanted to ask the question,

but he wasn’t sure how he could broach the topic.

“Where did you arrive after ascending?” the woman asked.

“The Myriad Spirit realm,” Alex answered.

“Oh? How did you manage to make your way out of the Myriad Spirit

realm so soon?” she asked. “It took me nearly 10 thousand years to

leave the sect I initially joined myself.”

“My alchemy master found me there and took me to the Medicine World to take part in an alchemy tournament,” Alex said.

“The Medicine World? Oh! That’s right. There was that tournament, wasn’t there? I was busy right here and didn’t pay much attention to what was happening outside. How did you do?” she asked.

A few people let out some chuckles upon hearing her ask that

question.

Xue Yu’er turned around, confused. She couldn’t tell what she had

said that was wrong.

“He won the entire thing,” the Beast God told her.

“Oh!”

Xue Yu’er’s eyes widened slightly. She hadn’t expected that.

The Wine God turned to Alex. “She is similar to you as well in that,” he said. “She too won a tournament of her own. One that was

undoubtedly bigger and tougher than yours.”