The Richest Man in the Heavens Starts from Outlaws of the Marsh

Chapter 816: Passage (Part )

On a whim, Du Yu took the female knight Cui Ming as his apprentice disciple.

In fact, this apprentice disciple is still a few points inferior to the registered disciple, but he does have a certain talent in martial arts and can barely practice the swordsmanship he created.

He accepted Cui Ming as his disciple for no other reason than to remind himself that he still had important things to do and could not just think about cultivation.

After Cui Ming performed the apprenticeship ceremony, he was barely considered to be an apprentice. Du Yu was always generous to his people, and he directly used his magical power to baptize the other party.

As soon as the immortal power entered Cui Ming's body, it erupted violently as if a volcano had been ignited.

It swept through every cell, every meridian and bone in her body at an astonishing speed, bringing earth-shaking changes wherever it passed.

This was a baptism that transformed Cui Ming and made him feel unprecedented comfort and joy.

The blocked meridians were quickly unblocked, and impurities in the body were discharged one after another. The originally tightly closed bridges of heaven and earth also suddenly opened under the impact of this immortal power!

In an instant, Cui Ming felt as if she had merged with the entire world, and the surrounding spiritual energy was pouring into her body like a tide. Of course, this was just an illusion.

Yes, that’s how she was promoted to a congenital warrior.

When she thought about how she had practiced hard for more than ten years before reaching the eighth level of the acquired realm, she felt it was a little unreal. Could she be reborn in just a few breaths?
Cui Ming couldn't help but think of the poem: "There is a white jade palace in the sky, with twelve towers and five cities. The immortal touches my head, and I am blessed with immortality. I mistakenly pursue worldly pleasures, and I am quite confused about reason and emotions. Ninety-six holy kings, floating clouds with empty names..."

Just as she was daydreaming, a voice appeared in her mind: "Hold the Yuan and keep the One, and let go of your mind."

Cui Ming panicked and immediately said, "I will obey your orders, Master."

Then he focused his mind and tried his best to move his true energy to cooperate with the baptism of the immortal power.

She only felt that her martial arts realm was rising at an astonishing speed, breaking through bottlenecks like a hot knife through butter, and after a long time, it stopped at an unknown realm.

"A warrior in the Dao realm is barely qualified to practice my inheritance." Du Yu said.

After saying this, he sent his own sword art inheritance into Cui Ming's sea of ​​consciousness.

“Thank you, Master, for your teachings.” Cui Ming immediately bowed down.

Du Yu waved his hand lightly and a breeze lifted him up again. Then he put him into the system space again and placed him in his own 'back garden', which was the Kingdom of Martial Arts.

The heroine Cui Ming completely changed her fate because of an unintentional act of chivalry, but for him it was just a small episode.

Du Yu seemed to be lost in thought when he returned to the desolate mountain. He had not been so concerned about Cui Ming before, but now this matter lingered in his mind for a long time.

After weighing the pros and cons again and again, he decided to use the "Tongyou" technique from the "Seventy-two Disha Techniques" to check out the netherworld. Even if he couldn't get any relevant information, he could temporarily calm his mind.

Thinking of this, he waved his hand to summon Linglong and Mo'an to protect him.

Out of caution, before casting the spell, Du Yu used the "earth escape" technique to create a small space underground and arranged dozens of formations.

The two big monsters frowned when they saw this, and secretly sighed in their hearts: "The master has great magical powers, but he is still so cautious."

Of course, they only dare to think about it, and dare not say it out loud to anger their master.

The formation was formed into two dragons, one blue and one red, coiled directly on the pillars at the center of the formation, guarding the formation quietly like sculptures.

At this time, Du Yucai sat cross-legged and took out some spiritual objects from the system space, placed them in specific positions, then took out a paper man from the storage ring and infused it with immortal power.

The paper man stood up unsteadily, walked to the opposite side and sat cross-legged like him.

"puff!"

Du Yu bit his tongue and spat out a mouthful of blood at the paper figure.

After absorbing his blood, the paper man's originally pale face began to turn red, and it seemed to be gradually regaining vitality as if it had life.

As time passed, the blush spread like ripples, covering the entire face, then moved down to the neck, chest... and then to the entire body.

Looking at the paper man now, it no longer has the eerie feeling it had before, and is replaced by a living human face.

Its skin was white, delicate and smooth, its eyes were full of spirit, and even its breath seemed to carry a warm breath. In just a few breaths, the paper man had become indistinguishable from an ordinary normal person. If you don't observe carefully, it's hard to find any clues.

This is the variation of the clone technique in "Seventy-two Earthly Fiends Techniques" and the application of the substitute method. It is different from the substitute technique in the Naruto world. With the help of that drop of blood, one can borrow a paper doll to replace him and walk to the underworld. It is also the method commonly used by the practitioners of the "Tongyou" technique.

Yes, almost everyone would choose to send ghost walkers into the netherworld to do things, rather than control their own souls to go to the underworld.

Although Du Yu felt that both the God King in the Divine Court and the Dao Lord in the Purple Mansion were capable of escaping unscathed, it was still necessary to be cautious since it was the first time entering the underworld.

Well, actually this is also related to the custom that Chinese people in the main world are superstitious about entering the underworld.

After making full preparations, he slowly chanted some magical spells and infused his spiritual power into the paper figure.

"Buzz!"

Amidst a slight fluctuation of magical power, he saw a crack appear out of nowhere, leaking a hint of cold air to the outside.

"Yes, that's right. It is exactly the same as the rift leading to the underworld that was opened by our senior brother Yan Chixia." Du Yu said.

After saying this, his mind moved and a stream of light shot out from between his eyebrows and sank into the paper man's head.

The paper man suddenly stood up with a "whoosh" and walked directly into the crack.

At this time, Du Yu's consciousness had already attached to the paper man and followed it into the underworld.

He was not familiar with the underworld, and the only thing he knew about it was when he and his senior brother joined forces to deal with the Black Mountain Demon in the world of Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio.

Thinking of this, a name immediately appeared in Du Yu’s mind - the City of the Dead.

"I don't know what the City of the Dead has become like after the death of the Black Mountain Old Demon." He murmured, and then he guessed a direction according to his feeling and rushed over.

I don’t know if it’s because he is in the world of Journey to the West, but Du Yu feels that the area of ​​the underworld is too vast.

It was so vast that all he saw during his flight for a long time were strange and bizarre landforms, but he didn't even encounter a single strange creature.

"Could it be that I opened it in the wrong way and was teleported to a strange place?" He began to have wild thoughts.

Logically speaking, the underworld should be orderly and a place where rules are strictly followed.

Even some desolate places should be filled with ghosts and monsters, but the empty world before him was a little difficult for him to understand.

"Could it be that Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's vow of 'I will not attain Buddhahood until hell is empty. I will not attain Bodhi until all sentient beings are saved' has been fulfilled?" Du Yu couldn't help but think of this story.

On second thought, he felt that it was too outrageous. Even if the world of Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio and the world of Journey to the West were not the same underworld, this phenomenon should not occur.

You have to know that Monkey King was settling accounts for the underworld five hundred years ago. How could such a big change happen in just a few hundred years?

With a skeptical attitude, Du Yu drove the paper man to speed up.

Suddenly, an idea came to him, and he transformed the immortal power infused into the paper man into the power of death in the world of Azeroth.

Perhaps it was because of the same attribute that the cold and gloomy atmosphere of the original underworld suddenly disappeared, and he seemed to have entered a familiar area and felt quite comfortable.

Thanks to this, the speed of the paper man's flying increased a lot.

After flying for a long time, he finally passed through this desolate area, and strange creatures began to appear in the shadows and wander around in front of him.

Du Yu tried to capture a few wandering souls and investigate them using the soul-searching technique.

But these wandering souls seem to be only the lowest level of existence in this underworld. Their consciousness has long been eroded by time beyond recognition and the remaining information is of no value at all.

However, encountering strange creatures meant hope, so he continued to fly towards places where they were more common, trying to find the stronger wandering ghosts.

After a while, Du Yu finally saw a more solid monster. He immediately rushed over and ordered the paper man to touch its forehead to read its memory.

(End of this chapter)