Eternal Cultivation Of Alchemy

Ronron was more than happy to help Alex with his request. She quickly left to deal with the request and came back half a day later with permission.

”Senior Bluedoor will see you anytime tomorrow,” she said. ”I will come by in the morning to take you to him.”

The day went by quickly and the next morning, Ronron arrived as promised. Alex had been waiting for her, so together they left for the courtyard where the man lived.

Along the way, Ronron explained a bit about Bluedoor so that Alex wasn’t going there knowing nothing.

Bluedoor was a healer within the Sky God’s palace, who had no other connection to the cult beyond that duty. He wasn’t a soldier, nor was he a disciple of the sect. He wasn’t a sage who had aligned with the Sky God, and he definitely did not have enough talent to even be involved with the Sky God.

His only claim to fame was that he was a great healer and his medical knowledge could easily surpass many people out there. And it truly was just regular medical knowledge, rather than understanding of alchemy and pastes. He had some knowledge there, but that wasn’t what he would call his area of expertise.

”His wife is a brilliant alchemist though. All the pills that need to be made are made by her,” Ronron explained. ”She also has great medical knowledge from what I’ve heard of her, but beyond the fact that she was an unofficial disciple of the previous Sky God, I know nothing about her. Oh right, she is also a Reverend.”

Alex raised an eyebrow. He had thought he was going to be meeting with just a healer, but it felt more serious than that. He was going to meet two Reverends instead.

Their courtyard was a short distance away from Ronron’s, so coming over took almost no time at all. Outside the house, two Sky God soldiers stood guard. When they saw Ronron approach, they quickly bowed toward her.

”Reverend Bluedoor alerted us of your coming, young Brilliance. He is waiting for you.”

Ronron gave a gentle nod and walked in. The two guards eyed Alex as he walked in, their gazes clearly more curious than anything. He wondered if they had heard about him or if this was just the reverence perk of his Half-God status at play.

Those simple thoughts vanished from Alex’s head the moment he passed through some sort of formation on the door and immediately began hearing loud arguments coming from the courtyard.

Alex froze in his steps, wondering just what was happening. Was he intruding on something perhaps?

But Ronron kept on walking without being phased, so he quickly followed her and made his way to the courtyard at the center of the house.

As Alex walked into the open, he could see the two figures that were arguing loudly about some topic.

On the left was a slightly old man with long blue hair that came down to his shoulders. Even in his old age, he looked quite handsome, especially in the blue robe he wore.

On the right was a younger woman with black hair that wasn’t tied and had no accessory of any sort on her. She was quite a beauty for how old Alex thought she was. She looked even younger than the Sky God, which, considering her age, was an incredible feat.

”Ahem!”

Ronron made an obvious show of coughing, causing the man and woman to stop for the briefest of seconds.

”Senior Bluedoor, Senior Wildgust. This is Dawnblade, my father.”

Bluedoor looked Alex up and down for a moment before raising an eyebrow. ”I had heard so much about you. I didn’t expect you to be so weak.”

”Not even an Immortal Spirit realm cultivator? Your reputation far exceeds your capability, young man,” Wildgust added.

”Right? He’s so weak that his daughter might even— wait, what happened to your cultivation base?” Bluedoor asked upon noticing the change in Ronron.

”I regressed my cultivation and am redoing it now,” Ronron said.

”Why? Did the Sky God approve of this?” the man asked.

”She did. My father talked to her and convinced her to let me redo my cultivation base,” Ronron explained to the two.

”She didn’t think to consult me?” Bluedoor asked, seemingly quite offended by that fact. ”She should know better than to put you through such an extreme change without consulting me first. How did you even do it?”

Ronron looked toward Alex, waiting for him to explain.

”I had a pill, senior. It was a pill that allows a person to regress their cultivation base to the Immortal Ascendant realm so long as they are in the Immortal realm. It allows them to redo their cultivation.”

”But why?” the woman asked. ”What is the point?”

”It is mostly to fix mistakes and regrets,” Alex said. ”If someone wishes to change their Creation, the pill gives them a second chance.”

”Okay? Then why did you take it?” the woman asked Ronron. ”Your Creation should easily be one of the best ones. Surely you aren’t regretting getting it, are you?”

Ronron found it hard to come out and say that she now had a chance to get multiple Creations in the future. So, she could only look to her father and see what he wanted to say.

”I explained the perks to the Sky God and she accepted the pill. So there shouldn’t be an issue at all,” Alex said.

”How do you know that?” Bluedoor asked. His tone grew slightly angry, perhaps frustrated. ”You can’t be certain the pill won’t have an adverse effect on her health. The Sky God should have consulted me first. She needs a medical professional for these kinds of things.”

”Oh. My father has incredible medical knowledge as well. He is both a healer and an alchemist,” Ronron said the moment she got the chance.

The words suddenly caused both the husband and wife to narrow their eyes at once.

”Are you really a healer?”