After leaving the city gate and walking out of this market, Zhou Tai missed Little Leaf just because it was so valuable. He remembered that it was worth five thousand spirit stones. He felt that these five thousand spirit stones were just like the fifty million in his previous life, full of money.
the taste of.
I used to depend on Little Leaf for life, carrying it everywhere on my back.
Although even if he still owns Little Leaf now, he probably won't be able to keep it, but it doesn't stop Zhou Tai from thinking that he once owned an item worth five thousand spirit stones.
He really doesn't need five thousand spiritual stones. Three hundred spiritual stones are enough. If he has a few low-grade magic weapons of his own, he can go anywhere in the world.
Go back to work as a handyman? He is not a person who naturally likes to be exploited. As long as he has a little protection, he dares to come out and become a free and easy casual cultivator. It is also good for a helpless person to wander around the world while cultivating immortality.
It's a pity that there is little money.
Zhou Tai also wanted to use the most economical method to get a suit of armor that can add points, such as Fan Tie Fan Jian Fan, etc., and use strengthening points to strengthen it himself. This is the best.
However, I have traveled to many places these days, let alone mortal towns, and I have not even seen a single mortal.
The people I saw were all immortal cultivators in the qi-training stage, and none of them were even in the spirit-receiving stage.
Is this normal? It seems very abnormal, but in a certain respect, it can be considered normal: if there are only immortal cultivators here from the beginning to the end, and with the appallingly low fertility rate of immortal cultivators, then everything will be normal.
That makes sense.
It wasn't until a long, long time later that Zhou Tai realized that in this world of immortality, only large immortality families had mortals. The presence of mortals from generation to generation was a symbol of strength and the cornerstone of development. After all, no matter how strong the immortality cultivator was, he would eventually fail in his cultivation.
Fall.
As for casual cultivators, let’s not mention it…
There are no mortals here, and you can't find ordinary equipment that can add points, so try to make iron yourself, be a blacksmith, and try to build it.
Or get spiritual stones and buy expensive low-grade magic weapons.
The last option is to find a way to return to the low-spirited land again.
None of these three methods is easy, especially as a blacksmith. If there is no one to teach you, it will take too much time to explore on your own.
In fact, the best way is to use strengthening points to make spiritual stones, but Zhou Tai is really reluctant to do this.
Strengthening points never feel enough, and two medium-grade spiritual stones are not enough to equip a low-grade magic weapon. If you have three, it will be more than thirty strengthening points. In exchange for a low-grade magic weapon, it is equivalent to losing the use of a low-grade magic weapon.
The strengthening points accumulated over many months are not worth it no matter how you think about it.
In fact, even if you have obtained a set of ordinary equipment that can add points in the low-spirited land, it will not work.
Because there is no explicit storage equipment, in the end, if you want to take the teleportation array and want to leave, you must either carry a big bag or wear it on your body. No matter which choice you choose, most people will notice it. If the appearance after strengthening is noticed by others in the later stage,
Seeing it, it is probably a tragedy, either one's own or someone else's.
Sometimes I thought about getting another Yancao and growing it, but unfortunately Yancao can only be found in low-spirited places. Let's get other elixirs and herbs. There are radish and hole in the Liuyun Sect's spiritual field, and all the spiritual plants are there.
All are registered.
During the time I came out, I also thought about searching in the wild, but I don't know if this area has been searched many times, and I haven't seen a single spiritual plant.
After walking a certain distance, observe around to make sure no one is following you, change direction, and then stay at a certain place as a hiding place. After half an hour, if no follower is found, continue moving forward.
After doing this several times, Zhou Tai returned to his real hiding place from a hidden cave entrance.
In the hollow space underground, the corpses of the previous monsters were stored here.
Zhou Tai didn't bring the corpse of the monster into the city. If he wanted to bring it with him, he would have to bring the enhanced storage magic weapon. It was too risky, so he simply left it here.
Now it is a troublesome thing to get this huge thing to Fangshi. There is no need for a storage magic weapon. It is two feet long. If Zhou Tai carries it, it will look like a moving monster from a distance.
.And it’s very heavy. It’s okay for short distances, but it can’t be moved at all for long distances.
This underground space is not very big, and it took Zhou Tai a lot of effort to create it because he did not have suitable digging tools.
I strengthened the storage magic weapon and put away the corpse of the monster. It always felt weird to be with a corpse of a monster in the dark underground space.
After putting it away, he felt much better. Then he sat on the ground and Zhou Tai began to practice.
After practicing for two days, Zhou Taicai came out again.
First, they cut down some trees and made something like a flatbed truck. Then they put the flatbed truck and the corpses of monsters into storage magic weapons, and rushed to the area near Fangshi again.
Find a relatively hidden corner, observe the surroundings, make sure no one passes by in a short period of time, throw the corpse of the monster onto the cart, recover the strengthening points on the storage magic weapon, and then pull the cart towards Fangshi.
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"Welcome fellow Daoist Liuyun Sect to our city." After another opening sentence, Zhou Tai pulled the cart into the city.
It didn't make any difference just because I was carrying such a large monster corpse.
Pedestrians in the city did not show much curiosity about Zhou Tai hunting such a large monster. Those who looked at him more often looked at his low-grade magic weapon suit.
"Fellow Daoist, this beast is at the sixth level of Qi training. Its fur is quite well preserved. Are you willing to sell twenty standard low-grade spirit stones?"
The monk who purchased the monster noticed that the death of the monster was a bit unusual.
Many monks who have several magic weapons on their bodies have to form a team to hunt monsters, so most of the monsters have scars all over their bodies. But when monks kill monsters, the way the monsters die is all kinds of strange. How they die?
What is he doing?
"For sale!" Zhou Tai worked hard to get it and must sell it.
"Fellow Taoist, this one is the same as the one our shop received a few days ago. It is probably from a family. The monsters nearby are almost extinct. The occasional monsters that appear are from other places." He looked through it again.
After thinking for a while, the monk who bought the monster beast said this, and then happily chose to trade with Zhou Tai, but there were only ten low-grade standard spirit stones, and the rest were settled with homemade coins of casual cultivators.
"If fellow Taoist insists on buying all the spirit stones, our store only has some empty spirit stones left. Of course, we will make up for some of the losses to fellow daoists. It is recommended that it is safer to settle the remaining part with coins." Faced with the purchase of monster beast monks.
Zhou Tai simply replied with the word "good".
Zhou Tai didn't believe it when he said that there were no standard spiritual stones anymore. The quality of coins varied and he might suffer a small loss. However, this was the only shop in the city that purchased monsters, so Zhou Tai was too lazy to bother with it.
After hearing Zhou Tai's answer, the monk who purchased the monster happily completed the following delivery.