elestial phenomena became increasingly violent, and the cloud beasts were becoming more and more active. Yun Qiong scattered people did not dare to hesitate, hurriedly urged their flying shuttles to c..."When medicine meets its corresponding ailment, the prescription takes shape. When concepts align with natural principles, one achieves effortless harmony. Swallowing a single golden elixir within the belly reveals that one's destiny is not predetermined by heaven."

Cui Xuanzi performed a deep bow, her voice laced with profound envy, seemingly mingled with a touch of melancholy. Finally, she summed it all up in a respectful congratulations: "Congratulations, senior, on your successful cultivation."

Qin Sang's appearance was very young, looking to be about twenty years old, while Cui Xuanzi had white hair and a withered look.

If ordinary people saw this scene, they would surely be amazed and think it should be the other way around.

But in the cultivation world where strength is paramount, this is very normal.

“Having just formed the Golden Core, it's merely shedding off some shackles. The Immortal Path remains arduous, with countless powerful cultivators ahead. I dare not arrogantly claim that fate is not controlled by Heaven.”

Qin Sang's face broke into a slight smile as he recalled the flying demon, then raised his head to look in the direction where the Wuchongmen disciples had gone. "Would the esteemed cultivators of your sect who have reached the Golden Core stage be free Qin has just formed his own Golden Core and there are many things I don't understand. I hope to visit you and discuss Dao with you."

Cui Xuanzi's eyes flashed upon hearing this, and his tone remained unmoved. He explained: "Reporting to Senior Qin, after my master uncle successfully formed his golden core, he embarked on an unexpected journey of exploration. It is unknown whether he has left the Western Border. It is said that he intends to invite fellow cultivators to hunt demons in the Storm Demon Sea, and it will likely be difficult for him to return in the short term. If Senior could stay for a while longer, I would immediately send a message to my master uncle."

Just now, Cui Xuanzi saw that Qin Sang although he commanded the flying night demons, his tone was kind and not like a murderous demon. The worry in his heart diminished by several points.

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When Qin Sang suddenly mentioned cultivators of the Jiedan stage, Cui Xuanzi's heart was once again lifted.

The Five Insect Sect did indeed have a cultivator who reached the Core Formation stage, namely a master uncle of Cui Xuanzi.

But while that senior brother was out traveling, Cui Xuanzi took over as the headmaster. Now Cui Xuanzi is in his twilight years. That senior brother has been silent all this time and hasn't left a soul lamp.

Now, they don't even know if that master uncle is dead or alive.

An outsider wouldn't know the truth and could just name that master uncle, using a tiger skin as a banner. Even Cui Xuanzi wouldn't proactively explain things to Qin Sang.

Storm Demon Sea...

Qin Sang heard another new place name, which sounded like a place similar to Tian Yao Qiu, probably the territory of monsters.

However, it's strange that cultivators at the Dan Formation Stage would venture there to hunt monsters. The sea monsters in the Tempestuous Demon Sea are certainly not as amicable with cultivators as those on Tian Yao Hill.

“Enough, Qin came to the Western Border for a specific reason: to find a suitable spirit insect for his lifebound venomous insect. It's said that the wild and desolate lands of the Western Border are teeming with spirit insects, many rare and unseen elsewhere. To have formed my elixir here is unexpected, I won't be staying in your Xiong Shan region for too long.”

Qin Sang gave Cui Xuanzi a deep look. His eyes were sharp, and he could tell that there was definitely something untrue in Cui Xuanzi's words. He didn't delve into the truth or falsehood, just waved his hand and said, "Since that fellow Daoist isn't here, there's no need to go to all this trouble."

Unexpectedly, before Qin Sang could finish his words, he saw that Cui Xuanzi's face was filled with shock, as if she had heard something unbelievable.

"Senior hadn't chosen their destined worm yet, and... they formed the elixir pill"

Cuixuanzi's face was filled with disbelief.

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Qin Sang's heart moved. Cui Xuanzi was so out of sorts, could the natal insect gu actually be helpful for forming a golden elixir

After I had a conversation with Yuan Hu that day.

Qin Sang learned that the relationship between the Wuzhu clan and the human race was extremely poor, with wars having occurred in the past, resulting in mutual hostility.

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Now that the Witch Clan has been driven to the Continent of the Witch God by humans, their hatred for humanity runs even deeper. Even Yuan Hu, who has never left the Xiong Shan region, feels this way. Qin Sang thinks it's best to disguise himself as a member of the Witch Clan.

Fortunately, after these two encounters, Qin Sang discovered that humans and witches seemed to have no difference in appearance.

The Wuzhu clan called cultivators "Witch God Messengers" and had many strange customs.

But after contacting Yuan Hu and Cui Xuanzi, these two Wuchongmen cultivators, Qin Sang discovered that those Wuzu customs had faded on them. Their words and deeds were no different from human cultivators, and Qin Sang only needed to pay a little attention.

Only the villagers' Bimmo and priests, who still preserved their strange customs in their original form.

Qin Sang guessed that they were doing this to make it easier to rule and maintain their status among mortals.

The Wuzhu people fear the power of the Wuzhen envoys, but they also firmly believe in the Wuzhen. Their faith seems illusory and intangible, but sometimes it is incredibly powerful.

Wu tribe cultivators are skilled in insect manipulation, even refining spiritual insects into life-binding worm gu.

I wonder what path the human cultivators here have taken, whether it's similar to that of the Witch Clan

With a turn of thought, Qin Sang remained composed and said, "Qin has been in seclusion for many years, unable to find a suitable natal insect to cultivate. This caused a delay. Some time ago, I encountered a bottleneck in forming the core condensation stage, so I decided to go out and look for a suitable spirit worm while gaining experience. Unexpectedly, halfway through, a sudden inspiration struck me, and I successfully formed my core. Even Qin himself was taken aback."

Qin Sang lied to people.

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But he was muttering to himself, "Do you know how much hardship I went through to achieve the elixir"

"Senior, your talent is so high, junior has never seen it before..."

Cui Xuanzi was shocked by Qin Sang, shaking his head repeatedly. "Without relying on one's natal insect gu, to independently form the Golden Core, even the direct disciples of those major sects outside Xiliang are not as good as senior… Senior has been training in Xiliang, if there is anything you need, just give an order, this junior and the disciples under my command will definitely do our best."

Upon discovering that Qin Sang didn't even possess her natal insect gu, Cui Xuanzi grew even more convinced of Qin Sang's extraordinary origins and developed a sense of dependence. He wished to form a good relationship with her.

Of course, Qin Sang wouldn't blush with a face like hers.

Hearing Cui Xuanzi's words, he became even more curious.

Could it be that Wu clan cultivators form their golden cores differently from cultivators in the Xiaohan region Instead of relying on various pills and spiritual objects, do they depend on their natal insect gu worms

Qin Sang looked at Cui Xuanzi playfully, chuckled softly and said, “If I wanted to take a look at your sect’s true transmission secret art, would you be willing”

"This..."

Cui Xuanzi's expression changed, he didn't expect Qin Sang to covet their sect's true transmission.

The forces behind this person must be extraordinary. What could be worth his attention from my humble family lineage

"Senior, are you joking with Junior In Xijiang, the cultivation methods of various sects are actually very similar. The inheritance in my junior's sect is very superficial and I'm afraid it wouldn't meet Senior's expectations," Cui Xuanzi forced a smile.

Qin Sang said calmly, "How could Qin Mou joke about something like this One learns from everything. I'm interested in anything that could benefit my cultivation. Your sect has stood tall in Xijang and become the overlord of Xiong Shan, cultivating powerful cultivators at the Jindan stage. There must be strengths within your sect. Lending me a glimpse might just allow me to gain some insights. Of course, I wouldn't force you…"

Cuixuanzi secretly cried out in pain. He hadn't expected to raise his master uncle's banner, but instead, it had brought trouble.

At this moment, Qin Sang took out an object from the Qianjun Ring and showed it to Cui Xuanzi.

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"If you are willing, Qin can use this to make an exchange."

Cui Xuanzi looked intently and saw it was a piece of talisman paper, he couldn't help but be a little puzzled.

After seeing the true nature of the talisman, Cui Xuanzi's face showed astonishment, "Is this a Fu Bao" Worm, opening the seal and exposing it to the outside world. This allowed the aura of the Heart-Eating Worm to spread freely.This grotto wasn't chosen at random, it was carefully explored by Qin Sang...