CHAPTER 57: UNFAIR HEAVENS

Lin Feng went near to Mo Yan and pulled her into his arms while falling on the rock with her, "Senior sister, don’t clean it, let my essence stay inside you...", He put his head close to her neck and slept while taking her scent.

Mo Yan’s mind was totally disoriented right now, she still felt like his cock was inside her rear hole right now, she nodded absentmindedly. Her throat was sore from all the moaning she had done the whole time he rutted her like a bull.

She unblocked her blood qi, and all her tiredness and soreness went away, she finally took a deep breath and sighed. Thinking about how she acted just a moment ago made her face burn with intense shame, she really couldn’t believe it was her.

She wanted to disappear right now but controlled her impulse for the time being, she could already feel her junior brother sleeping soundly while hugging her, and if she moved, then he might wake up, not to mention she felt a strange kind of peace and satisfaction in his arms.

Mo Yan also finally understood why her master had avoided her junior brother for a few days. It was an obvious reaction after such a shameful act, she might go into hiding from tomorrow morning too.

She would just keep mining until she collected enough spirit stones without coming out of the cave.

Mo Yan closed her eyes, it had been quite a few days since she had last slept, so she decided to do it today.

...

Lin Feng woke up and stretched himself, he looked around but didn’t find his senior sister anywhere. He jumped off the rock and went to the river, and entered the water for a refreshing bath.

After 10 minutes, he came out and heated his body using blood qi to dry himself before wearing his robes. It was time to eat again, he was close to opening his sixth meridian.

Just as he thought of plucking the Spiritgrass Dewleaf, he stopped and looked toward the deeper part, this cavern was just the starting point of the spirit mine.

The actual center of this whole mine must be deeper inside this huge cave. The central area would be the place where spirit qi density must be the highest due to the presence of spirit stone veins, so the amount of spirit herbs growing there would be the highest too.

Lin Feng didn’t want higher-grade spirit herbs, he just wanted those that had better quality than Spiritgrass Dewleaf.

Eating them would give him more spirit qi per spirit herb. It’s similar to how he could have denser spirit qi than ordinary cultivators at Qi Refinement realm due to his Yang physique.

He began running along the bank of the river, going deeper into the cave. There was no need to worry about spirit beasts. This mine was already secured by his sect, so that meant nothing dangerous was present nearby at least.

Although the chances were never zero, as there might be another opening to this cave somewhere where the river surfaced, but since his senior sister must have probed this cave with her spiritual sense, it would be okay.

After moving for a few minutes, he felt only a very small, subtle rise in spirit qi, this meant that the center was very far away.

Whatever, he just needed to find a place where a large amount of better-quality spirit herbs were growing, if he found them earlier, there was no need to go to the center. He could already see a few of them here.

In fact, in the truest sense, the place they were right now could be considered a central area too, the fact that they found high-grade spirit stones in the cavern itself was proof of it. This proved that this mine was immensely large.

Suddenly, his eyes landed on an area that was covered in a strange mist, he stopped and looked toward it carefully. Finally, he found something that could work perfectly for his needs.

Mistveil spirit herbs, they were far better than Spiritgrass Dewleafs. Lin Feng came closer and saw that there were many Qi Refinement realm herbs, but the quantity of Foundation Establishment realm herbs was even higher.

Well, now that he had broken through, he might be able to digest early-stage Foundation Establishment or Grade 2 herbs, so he would give them a try. It was time to pluck them.

...

Mo Yan looked behind at the wall she had created with rocks, in case her junior brother tried to enter the cave. She knew it was just stupidity, but she really didn’t want to face him for a few days.

Just thinking about everything made her face burn in shame, she knew that he would try to get back at her for avoiding him. Just like how he said about doing with their master, but she would deal with that later.

Once she came to terms with it, then she might not feel as embarrassed, maybe.

...

Lin Feng plucked enough peak Grade 1 and some early Grade 2 Mistveil spirit herbs and decided to cultivate here instead of going back for now.

He put one herb inside his mouth and grimaced, it was far more bitter than Spiritgrass Dewleafs, but for the sake of cultivating faster, he could deal with it.

He began chomping on them like grass, "Heh..." He chuckled, as he really felt like a bull grazing on grass right now.

Time passed till he felt it was enough to open his sixth meridian, he didn’t stop eating and controlled his spirit qi to attack the blockage, which happened smoothly, opening his sixth meridian.

"Phew... six more to go," he sighed.

Having a supreme constitution was really a huge advantage in the cultivation path. You didn’t have to worry about your foundation and could even cultivate just by eating spirit herbs.

Not to mention gaining insights into a supreme Dao, which others could only dream of.

"Oh well, nothing in the cultivation world is fair, even the heavens themselves are unfair," Lin Feng sighed. The fact that only ten people could become True Immortals in a single upper realm was undeniable proof of it.

And all those ten cultivators were those with a supreme physique or an origin treasure.

There was a reason why everyone wanted to have a supreme physique or origin treasures, the allure of immortality was impossible to ignore.

That’s why the fact that he, his master, and his senior sister had supreme physiques should stay hidden no matter what.