Cultivation of Immortals: The Rise of the Family

Chapter 94 Flying Dragon! (For further reading!!!)

Huangyan City is the largest city on Huangyan Island. It is located in the northeast of Huangyan Island and is the closest to Changbai Island in the north.

As the largest city in the country, Huangyan City is a bustling place, with an endless stream of monks in the city.

Li Changsheng bought a boat ticket on the pier near the sea. There were so many people here that there were not a few monks who wanted to go to Changbai Island.

Most of them are merchants, and they are obviously going to do business with a large amount of supplies accompanying them.

There are not many lone rangers like Li Changsheng, but there are not many.

"Boatman, how many spirit stones do we need to go to Changbai Island?"

When Li Changsheng came to the pier, the spiritual ship was extremely huge, with this kind of formation to avoid water and waves engraved on it, and a large flag at the bow of the ship fluttered in the wind, on which was written: Feilong, three large characters.

Seeing the middle-aged man in front of him, the old man casually said:

"Five spirit stones alone, you are a huge spirit beast, if you bring it with you, there will be a total of ten spirit stones!".

Before coming, Li Changsheng made a special effort to change his appearance. He wore a short beard, painted his face sallow, and chose an old-fashioned black long gown, which was quite different from the youth before him.

"Those merchants carry a large amount of goods, and I only carry a spirit bird. Can it be cheaper?"

Li Changsheng said with a distressed expression that the merchants brought their goods on the merchant ship, and it was only a ticket for three people. What Li Changsheng said was reasonable.

The old man looked at him with disdain, shook his head and said:

"If you want to sit, eight low-grade spirit stones can't be less!".

Li Changsheng's face was full of hesitation, with a look of pain in his flesh. After struggling a bit, he took out eight spirit stones and reluctantly placed them on the table in front of the old man.

His demeanor drew malicious sarcasm and laughter from the surrounding people, but Li Changsheng didn't care. After thanking the old man, he took the Demoiselle Crane aboard the Flying Dragon.

The Flying Dragon is hundreds of feet long and extremely tall. The ship is divided into five floors, it can accommodate nearly a thousand people at a time, and there are countless supplies.

After paying the Lingshi, Li Changsheng was taken aboard the Feilong by the crew, and the rooms were arranged, so that he could set sail at any time as long as it was full.

This Flying Dragon is a passenger ship funded and built by all the big families in Huangyan City. I don't know how many spirit stones were spent in it before it was finally made.

Every time I go to sea, I can receive thousands of spirit stones as a ship fee, but the cost is also quite a lot.

Monk guards, boatmen, repair costs, formation consumption, these are huge expenses.

But even so, the spirit boat business still has a lot of potential, even if several big families share it equally, no one is willing to quit.

Three days later, the Feilong was finally full and headed for Changbai Island.

Li Changsheng originally planned to fly the Demoiselle Crane across the sea of ​​the Eastern Desolation. He had seen the failure of the Wen Ray before, which made him dare not be so careless. He would rather spend more spirit stones than take risks.

The Flying Dragon can travel thousands of miles in a day, and although it is much slower than the Demoiselle Crane, its defensive power is very strong.

After the boat traveled on the Eastern Wasteland Sea for four days, when Li Changsheng looked back, there was no sign of Huangyan Island.

Standing on the deck, facing the hunting sea breeze, smelling the faint fishy smell of water, he was imagining for a while.

Human monks are very insignificant in this eastern barren sea, and they even have to use various magic tools to travel.

For example, this Flying Dragon is an extremely powerful magic weapon.

All kinds of formations are densely packed, and its defensive power and lethality are extremely terrifying.

Only such ships can cross the sea and reach Changbai Island.

"Fellow Daoist, are you also going to Changbai Island?"

On the deck, a female monk who was also walking alone stepped forward to strike up a conversation.

This female monk has delicate features and ordinary looks, but as long as she takes a look, she will feel close to her, and she belongs to the kind that can be scrutinized.

"Your Jia Yu is going to Changbai Island, don't you know the name of Youfang?"

Li Changsheng came as soon as he opened his mouth, and directly reported his name.

The female monk smiled boldly, subconsciously straightened her not plump figure, and replied:

"Under Liuyan, I'm going to Changbai Island to do some important things."

Li Changsheng didn't know what the other party was thinking, so he talked to the other party casually for a while, trying not to reveal his own information.

"In the past, there weren't so many casual cultivators on the Flying Dragon!"

Liu Yan said flatly, she looked at the monks on the deck with a hint of vigilance hidden in her eyes.

"It seems that Fellow Daoist frequents this Flying Dragon?"

Li Changsheng asked.

Liu Yan didn't shy away either, she nodded and said with a smile:
"I also take this Flying Dragon several times a year, so I am somewhat familiar with this kind of ship. There are so many casual repairs like this time, which really rarely happened before."

As a frequent visitor, Liu Yan obviously knew more about the affairs on these ships.

Li Changsheng couldn't help feeling vigilant, as the saying goes, there must be a demon if something goes wrong, Li Changsheng didn't dare to take it lightly.

"Fellow Daoist looks very unfamiliar, is this the first time to Changbai Island?"

Liu Yan made indirect remarks, her enthusiasm made Li Changsheng even more puzzled.

"Yes, this is my first time going to Changbai Island, and I plan to go there to have a look, and then transfer to a boat to go to Yushou Mountain on Liuyan Island!"

Li Changsheng was carrying a Demoiselle Crane, so it was easy to pretend to be a Beastmaster.

Lan Ling is more than ten feet tall, with thunder shining on her body from time to time, she really looks extremely handsome.

Liu Yan nodded with a smile, she didn't know if she believed it or not, but she paid close attention to the Demoiselle Crane and seemed very interested.

After the two chatted for a while, Liu Yan kindly invited Li Changsheng to sit in her room, but he politely refused.

Seeing that it was getting late, Li Changsheng bid farewell and went back to his room.

For three days in a row, Liu Yan talked with Li Changsheng very enthusiastically, and more than once expressed the ambiguous meaning of inviting him to her room.

However, Li Changsheng declined repeatedly, and was not confused by the other party.

This actually greatly reduced Liu Yan's "enthusiasm" and stopped pestering Li Changsheng.

After sailing for ten days, the boat has arrived in the sea tens of thousands of miles away.

The sky and the sea are the same color in this vast sea, and the scenery far and near is generally the same, as if it has never changed.

As the Feilong continued to move away from the island, the number of beasts in the sea gradually increased.

During the day, many ferocious beasts can be seen hovering in the sky, and most of them are extremely powerful.

There were even some sea beasts trailing around the ship, they obviously had some thoughts about the Flying Dragon.

Li Changsheng once observed from the deck that there were many fierce beasts in the sea.

There are not a few beasts who are at the eighth or ninth level of Qi training state, or even at the foundation establishment state.

They moved quickly with the ship, and fortunately the speed of the Flying Dragon was extremely fast. After many fierce beasts chased for a period of time, they slowly gave up the idea of ​​following.

Li Changsheng learned from other merchants that these ferocious beasts chasing ships were not dangerous, and they might have been driven by curiosity to observe passing ships.

Li Changsheng couldn't accept this statement, and he always remained vigilant.

(End of this chapter)