After I left the sect, the entire sect knelt down and begged for forgiveness.

A dignified inner demon, actually resorting to cultivation! If word gets out, won't it lose all its dignity?

“If you don’t cultivate, how can you give me power? You’ve seen it yourself, I need great power to take revenge,” Lin Yan said matter-of-factly.

Are you even human?

"What do you think?"

"..."

Lin Yan offered it a rosy promise: "If you cultivate without stopping for seven days, I'll give you a day off. Seven days on, one day off—I'm being really good to you. Even your senior didn't get this kind of treatment!"

"..."

"What I mean by rest is having a day where you can take control of your body."

The inner demon found the temptation very tempting and agreed.

Lin Yan didn't give it a rest and immediately made it cultivate. She withdrew from her sea of ​​consciousness, opened her eyes, and found that she had already reached the mid-stage of the Golden Core realm.

It was already evening of the following day, and a sandstorm swept across the yellow sandy land! The wind howled, whipping up clouds of dust.

The yellowish sandstorm obscured the sky, making it difficult to see the outside world with the naked eye. She released her divine sense and discovered that beneath the raging sand, strange tentacles were hunting low-level demonic beasts that had been swept in.

The defensive formation that had been set up showed signs of cracking under the sweeping force of the gale.

She hurriedly used her spiritual power to support the barrier, and once the defensive formation was broken, the barrier would continue to hold it up.

A giant cactus sprouted out, its thorns slamming into the barrier.

Such a huge cactus is rarely seen in sandy areas; who knew it would appear during a sandstorm? Isn't it afraid of being blown off?
Lin Yan released her spiritual power, and in a short while, the sand and stones condensed into a giant. While the cactus was still diligently releasing its thorns, it slapped down with its paw.

"Ouch!" The cactus suddenly burrowed into the ground!
Lin Yan manipulated the giant stone man to spin around in place for a long time, but she still didn't see the cactus emerge again.

With her hearing, if she wasn't mistaken, she definitely heard...

Something made an "ouch" sound.

Could it be that the cactus was talking?
Lin Yan's doubts grew stronger, and she couldn't find the cactus anywhere her divine sense swept across the area. She opened her eyes and remained vigilant, her guard up for a moment.

She feared that if she wasn't careful when encountering unknown creatures, she might be killed without warning.

I am not the protagonist, I have no halo, and when I encounter danger, it is not an opportunity, but a real death.

Just then, a cactus suddenly emerged from another direction, its spikes covered in an eerie light, and launched another attack on Lin Yan's barrier.

Lin Yan manipulated the giant stone man to quickly turn around and deal with the situation.

The giant stone man used its massive body to stop the spikes from continuing their attack. Its body was covered in spikes, making it look like a human hedgehog. It felt no pain, so it didn't feel any discomfort. Despite being covered in spikes, it remained unyielding.

Thanks to the large amount of spiritual energy stored within her body, she could withstand the consumption of the giant stone man.

In the desert lands, cultivators with earth-elemental roots have a unique advantage. The surrounding sands provide defense, reducing the spiritual energy required to activate the earth.

The cactus was furious and anxious when it saw a huge thing blocking its way that it couldn't defeat! Just as it launched another attack, it was slammed down by the boulder!
It escaped in the same way, and as soon as it reappeared in a new location, it ran into a new giant stone golem. It was grabbed by the giant stone golem's hands and couldn't break free! The giant stone golem's slow movement just now was because Lin Yan had gathered her strength to condense a new giant stone golem. One attacked openly, while the other waited for an opportunity to strike, which is how it managed to grab the cactus.

The cactus twisted its body desperately, its sharp spines piercing the giant stone's body, but it felt no pain and naturally wouldn't let go, so the two remained locked in a stalemate.

Lin Yan had already prepared the image-capturing stone. As soon as the giant stone grabbed the cactus, she quickly took a picture of it from all angles. Only after the image-capturing stone flew back to the airship did she urge the giant stone to tighten its grip, preparing to crush the cactus.

At this moment, the wind swept in even more fiercely, and sand and stones flew around continuously. A deep roar came from afar.

This is terrible! Why do these strange monsters always seem to appear in such extreme weather? Don't they have any respect for nature?
A giant sand scorpion emerged from the sandstorm, its dark red body covered with sand-colored patterns, clearly not an easy monster to deal with.

Just then, a green light drifted by, and she, the entire airship, and the two little ones appeared in the oasis.

The barrier had vanished; the defensive magic array and the giant stone golems on the airship were gone.

The two little ones lay dizzy on the deck of the airship, seemingly suffering from a significant mental attack.

The environment just now was not suitable for the two little ones to fight, so she did not let them go out to fight. She herself used magic to condense a giant stone golem to fight on the flying boat.

Because of manipulating the giant rock, she was frozen in place, and her safety was protected by the two little ones.

That's how remote manipulation spells are; their advantages and disadvantages are both very obvious.

She immediately set up the barrier again, then checked on the two little ones and found that they had no other injuries, only that they had fainted, and then she breathed a sigh of relief.

Back then, when I used my divine sense to investigate, I found that the range of my divine sense release was compressed to within ten meters, and my cultivation level was also suppressed to below the Golden Core stage.

This suppression is external, unlike anything she can suppress herself. She can't break through this suppression even if she wants to.

Fortunately, I didn't suppress my cultivation to the point of being unusable, otherwise I would have been completely helpless!
The inner demon was still making a ruckus in her mind, saying that it didn't like where she was now and that she should quickly change locations, or it would give up on cultivation altogether.

Lin Yan was at her wit's end, so she simply trapped the black mist inside a transparent cover. Within her sea of ​​consciousness, it could only stay in place and couldn't move.

In this way, it has no choice but to cultivate!
Creating inner demons is meant to replace one's own cultivation, but making it as easy as fishing is putting the cart before the horse.

Not to mention that the inner demon didn't like it here, she didn't like it either. The feeling of her cultivation being suppressed by external forces was terrible and made her feel insecure.

I remember the last scene was when the cactus glowed green, which brought her to this place. So we need to find that cactus to leave this awful place.

There is a certain restriction here; the magical artifact cannot fly, and the flying boat naturally cannot be activated either.

She took out spirit stones from her storage bag, set up a defensive array to cover the entire flying boat, and then went down to investigate.

This place appears to be an oasis, yet it has an eerie feel to it. Tall palm trees surround it, their broad leaves rustling in the wind.

Not far away was a small river. She went to take a look. The water flowed slowly, and the riverbanks were covered with lush, green grass.

I heard that after Sand City banned the transport of goods out of the city and refused entry to caravans, the price of this stuff went up. I wonder if it will still fetch a high price if I harvest it now and sell it.

She looked around and saw a naturally weathered stone platform not far away. She tried to fly over, but found she couldn't fly. However, jumping didn't matter, so she walked over and leaped onto it. (End of Chapter)