Chapter Thirty-Three: Erldmee
Qi, Wu An Hou, being dragged by his collar was really unbecoming. But the old monk's speed was extraordinary; before Jiang Wang could even speak, he had already entered the city and been thrown onto a...Jiang Wang quietly returned to the diplomatic mission, and besides Qiao Lin, no one else knew about his absence.
After all, it is perfectly normal for someone as diligent as Marquis Wu'an to shut themselves in and focus on cultivation. Even during court meetings, others were still standing their posts and cultivating!
As for Qiao Lin, sharing secrets with Marquis Wu An was already a remarkable gain. As for where Marquis Wu An went and what he did, she didn't want to know.
From then on, Jiang Wang disregarded everything else and focused wholeheartedly on studying the newfound Xianyan. He let the carriage bump along as he pleased.
This immortal eye truly holds the authentic version of the Daoist Treatise on Seeing Immortals.
Unlike the *Sound-Hearing Immortal Scripture* obtained from the Five Immortals Gate, the so-called scriptures deduced by the ancestors of that branch were only some scattered techniques for controlling sound.
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Simple practices of visualization, because they are based on sensory experiences, can be of high quality. However, they lack crucial elements and their effects may stem more from broadening one's horizons.
The genuine version of the "Book of Seeing Immortals" describes the cultivation methods of seeing immortals!
"Man is the universe, man is the cosmos, man is the immortal among immortals!"
The reason why the Wanxian Palace can suppress everything under heaven is due to its "Myriad Immortals' Art" embodied in human form. Among these, the Immortal of the Five Senses is undoubtedly one such example. As an immortal of the Five Senses, it occupies a very high position within the Myriad Immortals' Art manifested in human form.
It's a pity that this Immortal Eye doesn't carry its full load.
Perhaps after a long period of time, it has been diminished and lost the context of its techniques. Furthermore, there is only the "Dao" of achieving immortality as an immortal being (Chengmu Xianren), but no "Fa" (methods) for achieving what comes after becoming an immortal being.
Perhaps all this content is being taken away by the Tian family in another fairy eye.
As the foundation of Xianjutsu, it also distinguishes the system of Xianjutsu from that of Daoshu. Its absence makes it difficult to fully appreciate the value of this Mujianxiandian .
But regardless of how you look at it, its value is undeniable.
Let's take Yin Guan as an example.
Jiang Wang absolutely didn't believe Yin Guan would be helpless before this Mujian Xian Dian. Perhaps he had already disassembled and digested it, incorporating it into the green eyes of his possessed self.
Zheng Chaoyang, who could overwhelmingly suppress the power of the army formation, could easily plant his methods on that giant tortoise beast. How could he treat a real person's move as an idle divine visit
As for Jiang Wang himself, he also had his own way of obtaining the Ru Meng Ling from the Wu Xian Men.
The art of missing, a magical technique beyond reach, is like a magnificent palace in the sky, visible yet untouchable. You can see it but never touch it.
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The ancestor of the Wuxianmen, with his extraordinary talent, created the Rumeng Order to replace the art of cultivation. In an era when the Nine Great Immortal Palaces had crumbled, it somehow revived the art of immortality, albeit in a rudimentary form. While its effectiveness could be deemed crude, even poor, its creativity was dazzling, even in this age of prodigious talent.
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The original Ru Meng Ling required 417 Dao Seals to be formed, a tedious process with crude effects. It could only be used for cultivation and was completely unsuitable for battle.
After being refined by the successive patriarchs and elders of the Wuxianmen, it was eventually simplified to three hundred and seventy-two finger formulas.
Jiang Wang, holding the inexhaustible source of magical knowledge, could repeatedly try to replace Shan F Qingyun with Ru Meng Ling, thus narrowing the gap between Ru Meng Ling and the real magic.
His cultivation had surpassed all the strong cultivators of the Five Immortals Sect throughout history, and his progress on the Dream Realm Ranking had reached an unprecedented height in the history of the Five Immortals Sect.
Through such meticulous efforts, he condensed the Dream Realm Script to one hundred and twenty-three incantations with his own power, and each aspect of their effects was superior to before.
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However, even so, such a dream-like skill is difficult to apply in combat. It is more used by Jiang Wang for recording, reviewing, and simulating.
The state of a Pratyekabuddha is incomparable to that of an arhat.
Though the foundation of a Sound-Hearing Immortal's state is based on the Five Immortals Like a Dream Sutra and the Sound-Hearing Immortal Canon, the most crucial part is the Dao sound that Jiang Wang unexpectedly captured in the Vast Illusory Realm. Such an opportunity is rare and cannot be replicated.
But the Dream Sutra was completely under Jiang Wang's control. It could replace the techniques needed in the "Eye-Seeing Immortal Scripture", and there was even a chance to complete the cultivation of an immortal being with eyes!
Of course, to successfully materialize the art of meditation, Jiang Wang first needs a deep enough understanding of this "Eye-Seeing Immortal Scripture" to accurately capture Mo Xian's various needs for mediation. Besides putting in a lot of effort, there is no shortcut.
Time, as it were, drifted by in the practice.
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Distance was also crossed in a swaying manner.
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At an unexpected moment, that sky as clear as the sea, the endless grassland, suddenly spread out before one's eyes.
The long journey suddenly became meaningful.
The traveler's heart, it seems, also broadened along with their horizons.
Jiang Wang was not the first time to come to the grassland, but every time he came, he would still be caught up in that feeling of vastness.
Awoo!
A wolf's howl echoed through the heavens and earth. It sounded like a declaration of dominion over some territory.
As the sound faded, it was replaced by a stifling hum. It sounded like distant thunder before a sudden downpour, rolling low in the air and approaching from afar.
A black line suddenly appeared in sight.
Looking back, one by one the prairie horsemen had taken on a concrete form, led by a young man with a braid at the front, surging forward like a tide.
They carried large iron spears and wore chainmail, each of them looking mighty and imposing.
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They rode upon mighty and majestic wolves!
The giant wolf's vital points are also protected by iron armor.
Although this cavalry force numbered only a hundred, it was like ten thousand. As they charged forward, their presence truly had the might to destroy cities and conquer nations.
The Qi state's convoy immediately came to a halt. The two hundred Heavenly Covering Army soldiers accompanying them instantly formed an attacking formation.
The Jiushi's First Heavenly Covering Army, of course, had the confidence to face any strong army in the world.
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One by one, the men slung their rifles and unsheathed their swords, a chill radiating from them.
Their steeds were also the finest warhorses chosen from Qi's renowned beast-taming workshops. Even in the presence of the formidable Grassland God Wolf, they showed no fear.
Joseph strode forward, alone and on horseback, brandishing his saber: “Who dares approach”
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At a safe distance, the prairie cavalry came to a halt.
The leading general, with a hand on his chest, said very formally: "Wuwen Duo, the Divine Cavalry of the Cangtu Empire under the Emperor Da Mu, greets the Marquis Wu'an of Great Qi!"
Jolie raised her hand.
Two hundred swords returned to their sheaths, the sound coalescing into a single, resonant clang. Beyond their sharpness, there was a grandeur to it.
Only then did the guards lift the curtain of the central carriage. The renowned Marquis Wuan stepped out of the carriage.
The Cangtu Divine Riders present were instantly awestruck. In this vast world of azure and cerulean, they beheld a being akin to a god. He wore a blue shirt with a sword at his side, standing straight as if able to prop up the heavens. His eyes were clear yet held an immeasurable majesty. Thinking of their own nation's strongest, they felt that this bearing surpassed all others.
Jiang Wang of course remembered Yu Wen Duo.
This is the one who stared me down on the Long River Nine Bridges back then, and also Zhao Rucheng's good friend from his time as a herdsman.
"General Yuwen!" Jiang Wang called out very warmly, then said, "Let my subordinates lead the way. General, why don't you come over and have a chat!"
Today's Jiang Wang is incomparable to the one who went to Guanhetai before.
At that time, Yuwen Tuo had glared at him with a cold expression, and they almost drew their swords on each other. Today, however, he felt nothing but pride in each one of them!
This is the youngest person in the past century, among all countries, who was granted a marquisate for military achievements!
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Such a person, yet he also remembers his Yuwen Tuo!
He simply made a gesture, and the cavalrymen he brought with him turned around to clear a path. Yuwen Tuo then walked alone into the Qi State's convoy.
To prevent his riding wolf from being impolite and disturbing the honored guests, he even walked over.
It's called a convoy, but the only passenger in the carriage was Jiang Wang. The rest of the carriages were loaded with gifts exchanged between the two countries. Such as the wine from Lushuang County...
Medicinal herbs from Zhuhe County... and so on.
Jiang Wang patted the soldier driving the carriage, motioning for him to move aside. He casually sat down in the driver's seat and even took hold of the reins as if he knew what he was doing.
Chuckled and patted the spot beside him: "Here!"
Yuwendu was naturally a bold and forthright person. Seeing that the Marquis Wuan of Daqi was so unrestrained, he felt a sense of ease in his heart. He jumped onto the carriage, looked around, and exclaimed: "The carriages of Qi State are truly exquisite!"
Jiang Wang directly handed him the reins: "General, since you like it, this carriage is yours!"
Yuwen Duo was not being shy. He took the reins and said, "My relationship with Dian Gai is inseparable. He regards Your Lordship as an elder brother, and I regard him as one too. A gift from an elder brother, I cannot accept. But perhaps we could switch places Allow me to drive for you!"
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Jiang Wang let out a hearty laugh. Ru Cheng had once said this fellow was both foolish and dull, but now it seemed he was quite clever.
As they spoke, the two people exchanged positions.
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Yuwen Duo gently shook the reins, and the carriage continued on smoothly.
Jiang Wang leaned against the car door, sitting idly like this, gazing into the distance: "This endless scenery truly broadens one's mind. On this prairie, feeling cooped up inside the carriage feels like a sin!"
Yuwen Du said: "My lord's thoughts are not the same as mine."
"What's different" Jiang Wang asked casually.
Yuwendu laughed and said, "I thought that with your current high position and power, you wouldn't be so easy to get close to. I didn't expect you to be so approachable."
Jiang Wang smiled: “I’m not that easy to get close to. But since you’re a friend of Ru Cheng, it’s definitely worth getting closer.”
"That's right!" he said with a grin.
Two strangers, because of a mutual friend, immediately felt a sense of kinship.
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Jiang Wang asked casually, "Where are we going now"
"By royal command, I invite the Marquis of Wuan to come to the Imperial Court!"
"Lord Yuwen, first gave a very formal response, then said: "The envoys of the various countries have not yet arrived. This time, His Highness Yun is in charge of the grand ceremony. She heard that the envoy from Qi State was you, so she specially sent me to greet you, and instructed me to give you the utmost respect—no, I specially arranged a team of Cangtu Divine Cavalry to come over. Others don't have this treatment!"
Remembering the princess of the Mu country with azure eyes, Jiang Wang nodded in satisfaction: "Your Highness Yun has a kind heart."
"Yuwen Duo suddenly burst into a hearty laugh: "When we get to the royal court, little brother has other arrangements! Lord Hou must definitely take a good look at the scenery of our grasslands!"
"Tell me more, tell me more." Jiang Wang laughed, as if casually asking, "Was this time's Divine Crown Proclamation High Priest succession ceremony held in the Supreme Royal Court"
"Exactly!" said Yuwen Tuo.
“Is the Heavenly Court still hovering above the Mirror of Heaven” Jiang Wang asked again.
Yuwendu drove very intently, "Right! "
Jiang Wang's question was not ordinary, and Yuwen Duo's answer was even more unusual.
Before his departure, Duke Jiang of "Good Books" repeatedly recited the six volumes of *Mu Lie*. He was no longer unfamiliar with the history and culture of the Mu Kingdom.
Even combining two experiences of crossing the grasslands, he had some of his own opinions and judgments about what was happening in this country.
There have always been two cores on the grasslands. One is Qionglu Mountain, where the Cangtu Divine Temple is located. The other is the Supreme Royal Court, where the emperor of MuGuo's royal tent is stationed.
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The Supreme Court initially resided beneath Mount Qionglu, but later often moved, establishing a tradition of traveling through the four realms. In recent years, it has been stationed near the Celestial Mirror, hinting at a potential alignment with both the east and west extremities.
The changes of monarchical and divine powers throughout history are a complex topic that needn't be delved into here.
This statement applies only to this line. The High Priest of the Divine Revelation is a person who acts on behalf of God's will, and the master of the Azure Map Temple. In terms of divine power, he is second only to the Azure Map God.
The ceremony for the succession of the High Priest of Divine Mandate should, naturally, be held on Mount Qionglu.
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But Yuwen Tuo's meaning was very clear and unambiguous.
It is evident. During those moments unknown to outsiders, something has changed on this prairie.
Jiang Wang couldn't help but think of the shepherd girl he had met on the prairie... Back then, that girl was debating with him. Of course, they were both half a pound each, and neither was a learned scholar. But the appearance of Mu Guo in this era could be seen one or two— every household on the prairie,
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There are books to read.
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Thinking back to what Qitianzi said before I left, and looking at this grassland now, my feelings are even more profound. It feels like the spring wind came last night, turning everything into a sea of emerald green!
Given Yuwen Du's standing, there's no point in saying more. So let's just leave this topic here. It's unrealistic to expect someone new to know the most important information about the grasslands right away.
Having now completed his official duties, Jiang Wang felt he had lived up to the expectations of his position as ambassador. He then directly asked: "Where is Ru Cheng at present"
He actually wanted to ask him why he didn't come to greet his third brother himself.
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He traveled across the grasslands twice, hoping to meet Zhao Ruocheng both times, but Zhao Ruocheng was always on the battlefield and they were unable to meet. He missed him very much.
It's been almost two years since we last met at the Viewing Terrace by the River. Now that the war is finally over, I'm able to see him more often on this official diplomatic mission. It's surprising how busy he's become.
Yuwendu said proudly: “You trained in Erdemili with the lightning! Your Majesty has granted you eight months, and there are still two months left!”
Jiang Wang was taken aback.
"Erdemchi" in the steppe language means "God's wisdom".
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And this name holds a more specific and crucial meaning in the kingdom of shepherds: it refers to a secret place where only those with true blood lineage are qualified to practice cultivation.
Of course, Jiang Wang knew that this Erdem Palace was, in a sense, equivalent to the Jixia Academy of Qi.
Zhao Ruocheng was able to enter E'erdem as a son of a true descendant of Mu Guo, which is enough to show that he had gone deep enough in the political system of Mu Guo and gained a high level of trust.
This also helps to explain what kind of contributions he likely made in the previous Shepherd Wars.
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Jiang Wangye had also experienced war, knowing how difficult it was.
"Erdmi," Jiang Wang finally said, "Good, good."
Growing up is a cruel thing.
But people always grow up.
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