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Ji Sui was slightly surprised, and became somewhat interested. He said, "In this case, it is undoubtedly a move against Liang Yanfang. Is there no action in Fuwei Palace?"

"That old thief Liang Yanfang is always patient and I don't see any movement." Ji Yang sneered and shook his head.

After all, it was the death of Jin Cheng and Han Chang that made all the sects in Beiyun feel that they would be in danger if they were alone. Now, they have all restrained themselves a lot and dared not act rashly at this critical juncture. Ji Sui understood it in his heart, but he did not pay too much attention to the Zhu Xuan sect.

A few months later, Zhu Xuan's disciples who had been living in exile were finally led back to the mountain gate by Luo Chengyi and others. The land of three mountains and four rivers then changed from its dilapidated appearance and gradually became full of vitality.

The head of the sect, Wu Qiwen, also returned to the sect, allowing the sect's leader to finally show up in public.

However, there are few people with intelligence outside Beiyun Continent. After three hundred years of trials and tribulations, there are only a few disciples left who fled with the sect back then. Most of the remaining people are disciples recruited by Zhu Xuan from Shaoyun Country. In terms of aptitude, character and knowledge, they cannot be compared with those in the continent. Therefore, if the sect wants to revive and restore its former glory, it has to work hard on the disciples.

After all the disciples were settled, Gu Xiuning and Kong Wei asked for permission to leave the sect and go to distant places to select outstanding talents in order to cultivate the sect's future backbone.

Zhao Yu did not care about external affairs, but concentrated on her cultivation in the mansion. Considering that she had already passed the spiritual gate of her spirit and essence, if she wanted to make further progress, she would undoubtedly work on the Qi and spirit. Among them, the spiritual gate of Qi was most related to the foundation of Taoism, which was usually accumulated over a long period of time. Sending her external incarnation to the void to collect Yuan Qi was for the purpose of refining it and strengthening the Qi in her body, so as to carefully grind away the tympanic membrane barrier in the spiritual gate of Qi.

At this point, the deeper the foundation, the more difficult it is to make a breakthrough. It is because of the extremely heavy accumulation in the past that the eardrum in the spiritual gate will be tough and stable. If you don't make steady progress and wear it down carefully, it would be wishful thinking to want to break through the key points with brute force.

However, despite the difficulty, once this spiritual gate is opened, the benefits it brings to the cultivators are endless. At that time, the cultivators' magic power will be like a torrent, and ordinary people will be restrained by their magic power and it is not a stretch to say that they can be crushed to death with one force.

The reason why Zhao Yu was searching everywhere for the Five Elements Jade Dew was to prepare for opening up the spiritual gate of the airway. Because her eardrums were thick and heavy, the part that had been worn away over the years was only a drop in the bucket. The amount of jade dew she needed for her daily practice was increasing. She didn't want to distract her master, so she had to plan and arrange these trivial matters herself.

"I thought the Five Elements Jade Dew I have on hand could last for at least ten years, but I didn't expect it to be used up so quickly. Even if I add the remains from the Zhu Xuan Sect, I'm afraid it won't last for more than ten years." Zhao Yu sat cross-legged in the room, lowered her head and sighed. She thought that her master had given her a lot, and she had also withdrawn some from the sect as a true disciple, but it was still not enough for her practice. It can be seen that the amount she consumed alone was probably as much as that of a hundred people.

  If he continued to count on the sect's share, how could the money given to true disciples every year be enough for Zhao Yu's needs?

When practicing in the Sun Palace, all the needs were supplied by the blood pool. However, after breaking through the middle stage of externalization, the demand for the Five Elements Jade Dew suddenly increased to this level. I don't know if I will be even more stretched if I make another breakthrough.

And as Wu Tanqing said, most of the jade dews of the Beiyun sects were taken from the secret palace. Now that the secret palace is closed, if she wants to get this thing, doesn’t she have to kill people for the treasure, or rob them with a sword?

After all, it is still a bit extreme to act like this. Unless the situation becomes irreversible, it is better not to be too ostentatious.

Zhao Yu calmed down, then took out some jade dew to refine it without being too impatient.

Huishui flows eastward, washing away eight years of spring and autumn. The Chuanzhang Mountain in the past now has a brand new look. A few months ago, Gu Xiuning and Kong Wei, who went out to look for talents and qualities, have returned to the sect one after another. They have each found more than ten disciples with extraordinary qualifications, and now they have been placed in the sect and taught carefully. They have also redefined the inner and outer sects and true disciples. Now that the inner and outer sects are in order, the restoration of the sect can be said to be gradually improving.

On this day, a letter came from outside. A disciple took it and reported it to Wu Qiwen.

At that time, Luo Chengyi was discussing sect affairs with the sect leader Wu Qiwen. When he heard the letter coming, he stopped talking and planned to wait for Wu Qiwen to read it before speaking again. Unexpectedly, after the latter opened the letter, his expression gradually became solemn, and his eyes were full of worry.

Luo Chengyi's heart tightened, and he quickly asked, "Master, what big thing happened?"

Wu Qiwen then handed the letter to him and said in a low voice, "This is written by the abbot of Shouzhen Temple. It involves the whereabouts of Fellow Daoist Qin. We cannot make a quick decision. You and I should go see Senior Zhao as soon as possible!"

As he spoke, Luo Chengyi had already scanned the contents of the letter, which frightened him. He sighed that one wave of trouble had not yet subsided when another wave of trouble arose. Before Wu Qiwen finished speaking, he stood up and said with a frown, "That's exactly what should be done. Master, I will go and discuss this with Senior Zhao right away."

After saying this, he rushed out of the palace and went straight to Zhao Yu's cave. His steps were so fast that he could not hide his urgency.

Inside the cave, Zhao Yuning sat calmly, but suddenly his eyelids twitched. He opened his eyes, stood up and walked outside.

At this moment, Luo Chengyi hurriedly landed at the gate of the mansion and asked someone to knock on the jade chime beside the door. Three clear and distant sounds were heard, and the door in front of him suddenly opened. He walked in quickly, and when he arrived at the front hall of the mansion, Zhao Yu was already sitting there, asking him what he wanted with a slightly focused look in his eyes.

Luo Chengyi didn't dare to make any mistakes, so he quickly handed over the letter and said in a hurry: "Senior Zhao, Fellow Daoist Qin has been detained by the Shouzhen Temple."

When Zhao Yu heard this, she reached out and took the letter to read it carefully. After reading it for a while, although her expression did not change much, Luo Chengyi in front of her suddenly felt a little fear and could not help but tremble with fear.

Although this letter was written by Zhang Zhi, the abbot of Shouzhen Temple, a sword energy from Qin Yuke was attached as proof. Judging from the content of the letter, it does not seem as serious as Luo Chengyi said. However, if we look into the matter in detail, the latter's words may have some meaning.

The letter said that a disciple of Zhang Zhi was surrounded and killed by two True Infant monks from Wenwang Mountain while traveling outside. Fortunately, Qin Yuke came to the rescue and saved her life. Zhang Zhi therefore kept her in the sect as a reward. Seeing that Qin Yuke's swordsmanship was pure and not ordinary, he wanted to invite her master to have a chat. His words were sincere and he hoped that Zhao Yu could take the time to attend the meeting.

Just to show sincerity, I shouldn't have kept Qin Yuke inside the mountain gate without permission. This would have seemed like a form of coercion. (End of this chapter)