Zi and Chou hours.

The obscene talk on both sides of the cave gradually died down. The disciples of the Hehuan Sect, who had been "fighting" for a long time, drove the furnaces and tripods in one after another and went back to sleep soundly.

When the snoring sound came from all around, Yao Yue opened her eyes and quietly slipped to the cave gate. She didn't see anyone patrolling along the way. These He Huan Sect disciples didn't recognize her, so they were probably not the same batch from three hundred years ago. But the ancestor was in the Nascent Soul stage, and if he ran away at that time, three hundred years would not have exhausted his lifespan, so he must have recognized her.

The girl couldn't help but feel nervous. If the old man found out... he would probably squeeze her dry.

She saw a thick layer of fog outside the cave, and not a single bit of moonlight could penetrate. She knew something was wrong: No wonder the Hehuan Sect did not have disciples patrolling. This layer of spiritual fog could not be broken below the Nascent Soul stage. Although this cave was considered a treasured place for cultivation, no matter how talented she was, she could not reach the Nascent Soul stage in just three days. However -

If we can steal some rare treasures, elixirs, magical herbs and the like, there should be room for maneuver.

Thinking of this, she turned around and went to the cave where several ancient tripods were placed to explore for a while. Unfortunately, they were all poisonous powders and incense. She guessed that the real good things, like the furnace tripod of her extremely yin body, would only be presented to the ancestor.

You can't get the tiger cub without venture. He immediately made up his mind to explore the cave in the middle.

Unlike the darkness outside, there was still a faint light in the cave in the middle. When she approached quietly, she could see how magnificent the cave was.

On the left side of the cave, there is a carved treasure stand rising from the ground, with many brocade plates on it, and countless magic instruments are displayed on it, with a dazzling array of precious symbols and auspicious signs. Without any candlelight, the entire jade disk glows with a bright brilliance, as if a gorgeous sky curtain has been lifted, pouring out the wandering stars.

On the right side of the cave was a large bed about ten feet wide. A child of about eleven or twelve years old was sitting on the bed, wearing a goose-yellow short coat, a gold ring around his neck, and bare white feet, just like the boy Shancai in front of the seat of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Five women stood by the bed, each of them with delicate and beautiful features, and very pretty.

The boy's face was not childish at all, but rather had a hint of evil. He took off his clothes, chanted incantations, and joined the five women. After a while, the boy seemed to give some orders, and except for the woman lying under him, the other four stood up and exchanged positions.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, she took a few steps forward, wanting to see if there were any good things in the brocade plate on the treasure shelf, but she didn't expect to run into a transparent spirit shield head-on. Her heart skipped a beat, and a hoarse voice suddenly came from the cave -

"Little thief, do you like to peek?"

She quickly turned around and ran back. Countless red threads rushed out of the cave and attacked her! She recognized this move. It was the "Red Silk Entanglement" of the Hehuan Patriarch. Being entangled by this thing would directly paralyze the meridians and inject ** drugs into the blood vessels. It was an extremely vicious spell.

"Why don't you just come in and I'll take you to play!"

She didn't dare look back. As soon as she rushed out of the cave, someone covered her mouth and pulled her into the shadows.

The red threads went straight to the cave where the furnace cauldron lived, and entangled the man closest to the cave entrance, almost wrapping him up like a dumpling in an instant. The man woke up from his sleep and was paralyzed by the poison before he could scream. He could only moan like a dream. Until he was dragged back to the depths of the cave by the red threads, he could not hear any sound.

Yao Yue's heart was pounding. She let out a long breath and wiped the cold sweat from her forehead, secretly cursing herself for being careless. In the past, she could pass through this level of spiritual shield silently, but now her realm is not as good as before, so she has to be careful in everything. Suddenly, the person behind her spoke out of the blue -

"You're quite courageous."

She then looked back in the dim light and found that it was the black-clothed female swordsman. She quickly thanked him, "Thank you for saving my life, may I know your name?"

The man sat in the corner with his arms folded, looking at her calmly: "Just call me Xiaowu. Behave yourself these few days, and when my master comes, we can all be saved."

Xiao Wu's cold and lonely appearance was somewhat similar to that of an old friend of hers. And that person was also a female swordsman.

The reason why Wanjian Mountain is known as the best in the world is that the sect's unique skill, the Sky-breaking Sword Intent, is too overbearing. Once mastered, one will be invincible. Those who master the Sky-breaking Sword Intent can be above the head of the sect and are called the Sword Master. Wanjian Mountain often wins in the sect competition, so sword cultivators are highly respected in the cultivation world. However, Wanjian Mountain only accepts male disciples, and female sword cultivators outside of wealthy and prestigious families do not have an easy life. Most of them can only be casual cultivators and it is difficult for them to become successful.

The man she knew had the greatest ambition to ensure that all women in the world who wanted to learn swordsmanship would have a place to go and a teacher to follow.

"May I ask who your master is?"

Hearing this, Xiao Wu showed a slightly proud look.

"One of the Five Poison Hearts, the strongest female swordsman in the world."

Yao Yue was startled, but she didn't show it on her face: "I am ignorant and have never heard of the Five Poison Hearts."

Xiao Wu looked at her up and down with a strange expression, as if he thought she was deliberately looking for trouble. Seeing that she was at most at the Qi Refining Stage, she was probably a casual cultivator who had just entered the sect, and his expression finally eased: "Quan Xing, you must have heard of it, right?"

"I know, I know. It's the one that advocates following nature and everyone's own whole nature, right?"

"Yes," she nodded, "My master is the leader of the Quanxing Muxianzhou branch, and the direct disciple of Fairy Chiyu, Qin Qianxue."