After a while, Lu Cheng walked out of the Witch Temple and walked towards the cave where the clan leader lived.
The patriarch, Baizhi, and his wives and concubines lived in the largest cave in Baoyu Mountain, not far from the stone room where Baokuang lived.
There is a flat land outside the cave, a two-foot-square stone floor, and a five-foot-wide loess. There are several deep footprints on the ground, which at first glance are the ones left by the daily standing posture.
There are several towering trees growing around the flat land.
There was a layer of Lingmai spread on a two-foot-square stone slab, and two women were drying the Lingmai. Lu Cheng recognized one of them as "Yiniang", the patriarch's wife, and the other was a maid, whose name he didn't know. p>
Lu Cheng stepped forward and explained his purpose: "Mom, I have entered Xiantian and I want to see my father."
Yi Niang was startled and said: "Bai Kuang, are you telling the truth?"
Lu Cheng nodded: "Really."
"I'm afraid it won't work today. He won't come out until three days later."
"Then I'll come back in three days."
"Come in the afternoon to apply!"
"Okay. Mother."
Yi Niang looked at his leaving figure and thought to herself: "What's weird about this child? He has entered the innate state at such a young age? And he can even talk?"
As the chief wife of the clan leader, Yi Niang has also practiced Kung Fu. Women of the Laiyi tribe can also practice Kung Fu. They take a different path from men. They do not aim at physical strength, but rather emphasize the long-lasting endurance of the harmony of the five internal organs.
Among the innate masters of the Lai Yi tribe, it is said that there is "Grandma Gu" who has lived for more than two hundred years.
In a world full of monsters and monsters, the lifespan of ordinary people is only more than thirty years old. It is simply a miracle that "Grandma Gu" lived for more than two hundred years.
Yi Niang is the apprentice of "Grandma Gu". She is already forty years old and still looks very young.
The next day, Lu Cheng went to Beiwu Valley.
Yaowu Valley is a very open valley with lush vegetation and is a favorite place for elk and antelope.
This place is still within the scope of the boundary monument, so there are no overly ferocious monsters.
Lu Cheng walked in alone and saw groups of elk and a few wolves patrolling in the distance.
The wolves also saw him, staring at him with green eyes, and flew towards him.
Lu Cheng didn't dare to deal with the wolf with his bare hands, so he took out the golden dagger.
Those wolves came very quickly. The largest one was almost three meters long, almost as long as a bison in later generations. It showed its pale teeth and bit Lu Cheng!
After Lu Cheng stepped into Xiantian, his speed of 100 meters was less than 1 second. Even so fast, he could only barely avoid it. His speed was about the same as that of a wild wolf. If you just thought about escaping, it would be difficult to escape the wolf's encirclement. p>
His fists are powerful, but they are too small. The wolf's head is bigger than the head of a later tiger. If he hits it, it will fit right into the wolf's mouth!
So, Lu Cheng threw the golden dagger away without hesitation!
The dagger drew an arc in the air and struck the wolf's neck with a "poof"! The huge wolf head was actually cut off, and Gululu rolled away far away!
The leader of the wolf was killed, and the rest of the wolves howled several times, turned and ran away!
Lu Cheng quickly took out the clay pot to collect the wolf's blood.
"Oh, the golden dagger is too sharp to cut off the wolf's head, and the blood spurts out too fast, making it difficult to collect the blood."
No matter what, a wolf weighing four to five thousand kilograms will have no problem collecting a hundred kilograms of blood.
Afterwards, he peeled off the wolf skin while it was still hot. The wolf meat was not tasty and he threw it in the valley!
Wolf skin and wolf blood are enough, there is no need to hunt elk.
These elk are the winter food of the Yi people. It is early summer and it is the elk breeding season.
Lu Cheng inspected the valley and saw many trees and spiritual grasses. He also saw golden nanmu and sandalwood, but he did not cut them down this time because the ones he brought back last time were not used up.
He saw several ancient tea trees in a corner at the bottom of the valley, with diameters of sixty or seventy centimeters at breast height. The trees were between 10 and 30 meters tall. They didn't know how many years they had lived. The leaves were large and thick, with bulging veins and thick leaves.
The edges are deeply serrated, with 9 to 16 pairs of veins, which is completely different from the veins of large-leaf species grown in modern tea gardens (between 6 to 9 pairs). It has high tenderness, with one bud and four leaves, which is five times that of ordinary ancient tree tea.
Heavy.
He picked off a piece of tea and tasted it. It had a refreshing aroma, no bitterness, and a mouthful of sweetness. The aftertaste was extremely long and lasting. What's more, the tea was rich in spiritual energy. It could be regarded as a kind of elixir.
"Yes, if these ancient tea trees can be transplanted to modern times, they will be rare treasures!"
He picked half of the leaves from several ancient tea trees, which weighed about twenty or thirty kilograms. Then he selected the smallest ancient tea tree, dug out the roots, and put it into the jade ring, ready to take it back and plant it.
Then Lu Cheng returned to the Witch Temple and learned from Wu Guang how to make talisman from wolf skin.
Three days later, he came to the cave where the clan leader lived, and finally met Wu Kuang's father, Beidou.
Bai Zai laughed loudly, patted his shoulder, and praised: "He is indeed my son! He advanced to innateness so early, which is beyond my expectation!"
Back then, he led the warriors of the Laiyi tribe, defeated other ethnic groups, and seized the most beautiful girls. He gave birth to such a son, but he didn't care at first. What he really liked were the two sons born to his wife, Yi Niang, and the other sons.
It doesn’t matter whether you become a talented person or not.
Even so, he was still very happy when he suddenly learned that his son had advanced to innate status.
Lu Cheng asked him for advice on how to practice next.
Baizhi said: "Cultivation after entering Xiantian is very difficult. We, the Baoyi tribe, cannot do it alone. The reason why your father and I were able to cultivate to the fourth level of Xiantian is because I traveled to study with the Jiu tribe in my early years and made contributions to the Jiu tribe.
The reason for obtaining two 'Shenglong Pills'. Your eldest brother Bei Chiang advanced to the Xiantian level as early as six or seven years ago, but he missed the opportunity to go to the Jiu Clan, so he is still the first level Xiantian to this day!"
Lu Cheng asked: "Dad, what is the 'Shenglong Pill'?"
Caizhi said: "The cultivation of the innate level mainly involves cultivating the spine and compressing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth into the vertebrae. The spine is like a dragon, rising step by step. The auxiliary medicine for training is called 'Shenglong Pill', which contains several kinds of
Rare elixirs, including the blood of spirit demons, we, the Yi people, cannot refine such a powerful elixir."
"Brother, why didn't you go to the Jiu Clan?"
"Because the last time the Jiu Clan came, Bei Chiang was 14 years old and at the ninth level of martial arts. He happened to be sick at that time and his face was sallow, so he was not noticed by the Jiu Clan's spirit witches. This time he is older and he has no chance.
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"Who went to the Dove Clan last time?"
"Your second brother went to Licheng. He was thirteen years old at the time and was also at the ninth level of martial arts. He was selected. The spirit shaman of the Jiu tribe would not give me face. Whoever he likes will be the one. At that time, he was from Lianyi
The clan took away 7 people. I am now hoping that Yicheng can return smoothly, and it is best to advance to the third level of innateness, otherwise even if he comes back, he will not be of much use. I also hope that he will take over the position of clan leader.
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Lu Cheng felt a little disappointed after hearing what Bai Chai said, and thought to himself: "It seems that we have to go on the trip to the Jiu Clan."