Cultivation Starts from Killing Pigs

Chapter 411 - 338: Restoring the Stone Coffin, Celestial Craft Immortal Realm

"Longevity Immortal Queen?"

Upon seeing this, Zhang Kui was stunned.

To be called an Immortal Queen and described as "Longevity," who could it be but someone extraordinary?

The Longevity Immortal Monarch governs this Star Realm, and the Grotto Heaven they opened is equivalent to a True Immortal’s Little World. Since the Grotto Heaven has deformed and shattered, severing the Immortal Path, they are most likely fallen.

Those Immortals trapped by the Cave Heaven Tao Fruit are naturally the same; they might have remaining consciousness, but like the Celestial Essence Star Lord Chang Kong, they would have turned into Immortal Fiends.

What about this Immortal Queen?

From the records of the old master of the Celestial Craft Pavilion, not only was this person parasitized in Reincarnation, but merely seeing them could corrupt one’s spirit, and they could even turn illusion into reality to kill and silence.

The Spiritual Power should not be underestimated.

Back when Zhang Kui searched through the Astronomical Bureau’s archives, he came across a strange case handled by Helian Boxiong.

A herdsman from the Northern Border State, an ordinary person obsessed with cultivation, managed to find an ancient body-protecting spiritual technique, despite never reaching Enlightenment and having spent half his life collecting various fake Taoist Skills.

This person couldn’t sense Spiritual Qi at all, yet he visualized in madness according to the book, talking to the air incessantly like a lunatic.

No one expected he truly managed to visualize a Spirit Body, but unfortunately, instead of "protecting the body," it slaughtered his entire family, leaving others sighing.

However, that was just an ordinary person, while this "Longevity Immortal Queen" capable of corrupting a peak Mahayana spirit through Reincarnation, demonstrates a powerful and mysterious strength.

There is another difference: the Dark God is a Starry Sky Evil God, and if the sea race Ancient God Star Beasts could swallow Reincarnation, they would tread the path of the Star God. Both are born with an advantage in Reincarnation.

If the "Immortal Queen" can do this, she must be even more formidable.

But since she covets the Celestial Essence Star Reincarnation, whatever she is, she has become a mortal enemy!

Zhang Kui’s eyes were filled with a murderous intent, yet he felt somewhat helpless.

The old master only recorded the Divine Artifact named "Probing Mirror," but didn’t mention where it was placed; the clues ended there.

His biggest fear was that it had already been taken by someone. With all the effort "Immortal Queen" put into this, no one would believe she wasn’t interested in the Probing Mirror.

Reincarnation contains the immense power of the heavens and earth, and living things can’t easily approach it. Based on last time’s experience, if forced, even Immortals might fall...

Could it be that one must leave the Celestial Essence Star?

Although he had prepared an escape route, using the corpse of a young Star Beast to refine a Starship, who would truly want to wander in the dark starry sky?

Zhang Kui sighed softly, shaking his head slightly.

But just as he was about to leave, a flash of insight struck him.

The old master’s death was gruesome, and a clear sign of venting frustration was evident.

It’s possible that his opponent failed, despite all their efforts.

Thinking of this, Zhang Kui waved his hand to summon the Nether Soil Coffin.

Everything is connected, and if that Divine Artifact is indeed related to the Nether Soil Coffin, there might be a response.

By this time, the entire Water Mansion had turned into fragments and sludge, shrouded in darkness, but as the Nether Soil Coffin appeared, it began to emit a faint light.

Zhang Kui’s eyes lit up; ever since it reached his hands, the Nether Soil Coffin had never exhibited such a phenomenon.

It didn’t take long before a "buzz" echoed, and a rolling black fog formed a small Underworld passage in the air where the main hall had been.

Within it, a stone mirror the size of a basin hung silently, seemingly stuck in the middle.

"Clever!"

Zhang Kui couldn’t help but exclaim in admiration.

Placing the Divine Artifact here is equivalent to situating it in the space between Yin and Yang, suspended in the void, making it nonexistent in this world.

Even someone stronger wouldn’t be able to find it.

With a wave of his hand using the Transportation Skill, the stone mirror instantly appeared in his grip.

Zhang Kui concentrated as he observed the "Probing Mirror," realizing it was crafted from the same Divine Materials as the Nether Soil Coffin. It was coarse like gravel, but the mirror surface was polished to a clear reflection.

Even more remarkable, both it and the Nether Soil Coffin emitted the same faint yellow light, their rhythms consistent, complementing each other.

Feeling something, both the Nether Soil Coffin and the stone mirror began to tremble violently, creating a massive suction between them.

Zhang Kui’s eyes shifted slightly, and he casually tossed the stone mirror.

Buzz!

A violent spatial vibration echoed, and the stone mirror, carrying a streak of light, landed on top of the Nether Soil Coffin, slowly melting like liquid, forming intricate pattern arrays that covered the entire coffin.

Accompanied by a terrifying Qi Mechanism, the coffin burst into light, making Zhang Kui feel a strong sense of repulsion.

This feeling...

Zhang Kui was stunned; it was identical to the repulsion brought by Reincarnation he felt once before!

Could it be that this thing was refined from Reincarnation?

Just as the thought arose, the blinding light from the Nether Soil Coffin gradually diminished. Although it returned to its original form, the profound and mysterious Qi Mechanism within it was undeniable to anyone.

Zhang Kui squinted slightly, extending his hand in a gesture.

The Nether Soil Coffin had long since recognized its master, and even now, completing itself, it transformed into a rolling black smoke to merge with him.

Boom!

Instantly, illusions overwhelmed Zhang Kui’s vision.

Much like the first time he touched the Immortal Sword "Breaking Sun," he felt transported to the deep, dark void of the starry sky.

Before him lay a massive, nearly shattered celestial body; waves howled as they vaporized, and the land cracked open, revealing deep, chilling scars, from which blistering magma erupted.

Zhang Kui could clearly see a mass of greenery on the central continent slowly withering and burning, amidst which stood majestic cities, and the despairing wails of countless living beings echoed throughout the heavens and earth.