Clan Cultivation: Starting with Liver Experience

‘Sure enough, it’s not a good place. ’

Lu Ya felt the stinging pain in his eardrums and sighed secretly in his heart.

The same scenario occurs everywhere in the buffer zone.

Following the orders of these nine golden elixir monks, countless monks rose into the sky one after another, either stepping on magic weapons or harnessing rainbow light.

Lu Ya also set up a rainbow light and blended in with the crowd.

The pink-robed monk glanced at the crowd below and took the lead to fly out to the west. The other monks in the eighth area followed closely and also flew towards the distance.

Lu Ya was in the team. He looked back towards the buffer zone and saw that the monks in the sky were divided into seven teams and flew in different directions.

The entire journey was silent.

Everyone flew for a full hour, and Lu Ya saw that the mountains below were getting more and more bare, and there were more and more blood stains.

Finally, a little orange-red spark appeared in Lu Ya's field of vision, followed closely by an endless sea of ​​lights.

This is a huge camp, much larger than the buffer zone.

Lu Ya looked around and saw that in front of the camp, there were three consecutive strong defensive walls that were more than ten feet high. Beyond the walls was a large, endless plain.

Seeing this, not only Lu Ya, but others also understood.

The front line has arrived.

As if realizing something, there was some commotion among the team.

Lu Ya listened carefully and heard many suppressed voices.

"Why am I so unlucky to have come to the main battlefield?"

"It's over. It's over."

Listening to the voices in the team, Lu Ya's expression gradually became serious.

At this time, he had to admire his luck. How could he choose the main battlefield between the two parties with just a random choice.

Such a scene in the sky naturally attracted the attention of the camp below.

In just a few breaths, a golden elixir monk flew from the camp to the team and asked the pink-robed monk:

"Excuse me, Elder Chang, these people must be the new monks."

The pink-robed monk nodded, then flicked his sleeves and said, "I'll leave these people to you," and then dropped straight to the camp below.

The golden elixir monk who came to greet him was not surprised. After the pink-robed monk left, he said to all the monks in the eighth district: "Fellow Taoists, please come with me. I will assign suitable jobs to you later." .”

After saying that, he took the lead and descended to a corner of the camp below.

Lu Ya followed the crowd and fell downwards.

After falling, the Jindan took the only four Jindan monks in the eighth area and left, leaving the remaining monks where they were.

Lu Ya was relieved when he saw this.

From this point of view, the foundation-building monks can only be regarded as middle-level in this camp.

The middle level is good. It doesn’t have much control from the top, but it can’t control the bottom, so it will receive much less attention.

When the war started, the monks were fighting in a melee. With his cultivation, he should still be able to protect himself on the foundation-building battlefield.

"Foundation-building monks come out!"

Everyone was not kept waiting for too long. Just a few minutes after the Golden Elixir monk left, a new Golden Elixir monk came to the front of the team and drank loudly.

The foundation-building monks in District 8 stepped forward one after another. Lu Ya stood in the crowd, extremely inconspicuous.

The Golden Core cultivator looked at the sixty-four Foundation Establishment cultivators in front of him, nodded slightly, and said with satisfaction: "From now on, you will step into the battlefield, and your only duty is to kill all the monsters in front of you!"

"All foundation-building monks are automatically upgraded to team captains, who can lead ten Qi-training monks. You can choose to lead them, or you can choose not to lead them. As for the difference, I don't need to tell you."

Lu Ya naturally understands the difference. Most of the monks here are from sects or family forces. It is naturally safer for fellow sects and clans to travel in groups.

Other casual cultivators who were not good at cooperating with others were given full freedom and allowed to fight alone.

"But what I want to emphasize is that no matter you are fighting alone or leading a team, once the war starts, you must obtain enough merits, otherwise it will be considered as passive fighting. If you fight passively for two consecutive days, your life card will turn red. Don’t blame me for being ruthless.”

The tone of the Jindan monk was solemn, and the warning in it was self-evident.

Hearing this, the monks who had been glad to be able to fight together as a team tightened their hearts and understood the pros and cons.

"Okay, let's disband now and form groups or rest freely. If you have any questions, there are road signs in the camp and there are other monks."

After the Jindan monk finished speaking, he waved his hand and left.

Lu Ya ignored the monks who were forming a team. Like many monks who were walking alone, he left the team and walked away.

It was introduced in the previous jade slips that all the residences in this camp can be lived in at will, and there are obvious road signs in this camp to guide the way.

Lu Ya randomly chose a residence and entered it through the life card.

Entering the house, what came into view were two entangled figures.

After Lu Ya came in, the two of them had no intention of stopping.

Lu Ya had no expression on his face. He chose the wooden bed farthest from the two of them and sat down cross-legged.

After a while, with a sigh, the two finally came to an end.

"Is there someone new here?"

It was only then that a weak female voice sounded from the wooden bed over there.

The muscular male monk put on his underwear, wiped the sweat from his face, sat on the edge of the bed, looked at Lu Ya and asked, "What do you call the new guy?"

Lu Ya raised his eyes and glanced at him, only to see him sitting there openly and without any embarrassment.

"Lu Ya."

Lu Ya replied in a low tone.

"Are you interested in joining?" the male monk asked.

Lu Ya glanced at the two of them again and said nothing.

"Don't get me wrong, I'm asking if you are interested in joining our team, not if you want to join now. Of course, we don't mind if you want to join."

The male monk explained.

"Are you two from the Yin Yang Holy Sect?" Lu Ya asked.

"No, no, no, even if the Yin Yang Sect asks us to go, we won't go. The two of us belong to the Hehuan Sect, and she is my junior sister."

When the Yin Yang Holy Sect was mentioned, the male monk suddenly said in a disgusting tone:

"If you can't even face the most basic emotions and desires, this Yin-Yang Holy Sect dog won't go."

Lu Ya of the Hehuan Sect had heard that, unlike the Yin Yang Holy Sect, the atmosphere within this sect was more chaotic. To put it mildly, it was the pursuit of the seven emotions and six desires of the human body, and the exploration of the avenue of cultivation through the harmony of Yin and Yang.

To put it harshly, this sect is a paradise of pure indulgence, and the atmosphere within the sect cannot be described as open.

Scenes like what Lu Ya just experienced are perfectly normal within the Hehuan Sect.

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