Indestructible Body Of Vajra Of The Village Leader-Chapter 1311 - 1013: Tears of the Yellow Spring, Hellfire, the Old Monk Begs for Wine! [Monthly Ticket Requested]

Chapter 1311: Chapter 1013: Tears of the Yellow Spring, Hellfire, the Old Monk Begs for Wine! [Monthly Ticket Requested]

"You have triggered the quest ’Zhang Sanfeng’s Kindly Advice’

Quest content: The collapse and sinking of Song State Hangzhou West Lake Leifeng Tower have caused unease for the Hidden Immortal Zhang Sanfeng, who foresees that the collapse of Leifeng Tower might lead to a major catastrophe worldwide, stirred by mysterious elements dating back to a legendary tale of gods and demons from hundreds of years ago.

According to the tale, West Lake is formed from the tears of many demons, referred to as ’Yellow Spring’s Tears,’ and beneath Leifeng Tower lies another world akin to hell, filled with earth fire magma, born from the demon’s cursed roots, dubbed ’Hellfire!’

To prevent Yellow Spring’s Tears and Hellfire from clashing together, causing a sky-covering catastrophe, the mythical Nuwa placed a Divine Stone between them for buffering isolation.

The demons’ curse suggests that greedy humans will eventually covet the Divine Stone and take it away, which will mark the time of chaos worldwide.

Although the tale of gods and demons contains fabricated mythical elements, where there’s smoke there’s fire. After observing celestial phenomena at night, Zhang Sanfeng calculates that the collapse of Leifeng Tower might indeed lead to calamity, so he requests you to investigate its truth.

Quest requirements: 1. Investigate if the collapse of Leifeng Tower has indeed caused disaster;

2. If there is disaster, make every effort to resolve it.

Quest rewards: Upon completing Task 1, gain 1000 favor with Zhang Sanfeng, 1000 favor with the Wudang Sect, and 1000 Song Country Reputation;

Upon completing Task 2, gain supreme-level favor with Zhang Sanfeng, supreme-level favor with the Wudang Sect, and elevate Song Country Reputation to the revered level."

Amongst the seemingly endless white clouds, Jiang Dali sat on the Ice Soul Jade Stone chair on the back of the Demon Hawk, sipping wine while reviewing the quest list triggered at Wudang Mountain prior to departure, lost in thought.

"Tales of gods and demons... centuries ago, this seems likely made-up stories by the God-searching Palace, much like the tale of Bai Niangzi and Xu Xian... The God-searching Palace only enjoys creating hype with topics distinguishing gods and demons from ordinary folks, for an air of superiority."

"However... if these stories are truly fabricated by the God-searching Palace, then they possibly allude to certain events and people. There might be a conspiracy, Zhang the Old Taoist wouldn’t warn for no reason, it’s necessary to go see Leifeng Tower."

Jiang Dali shook the empty wine jar, casually stuffing it into the storage compartment beneath his seat, after pondering, he retrieved a small wooden box and opened it.

Within the box was clay, embedded with a Medicine Pearl.

This was the last Medicine Pearl infused with thousand-year-old yellow ginseng juice, treasured and unused, intended as a trump card against Xiong Ba in the future.

But now, aiming to explore the dangers beneath Leifeng Tower, Jiang cautiously decided to bring this Medicine Pearl along.

After watching numerous videos of various forces exploring Leifeng Tower in recent days, his heart remained filled with doubts and speculations.

Firstly, why was there no trace of the God-searching Palace’s deity’s daughter, Bai Suzhen, the fearsome snake’s corpse from the fabricated mythical tale, found at the base of Leifeng Tower? Or did the Shaolin Monk discover it and hide it away?

Secondly, why did the first-generation Evil Emperor Xie Tiao, whose Primordial Spirit had revived, remain unseen on that day?

Thirdly, who took the Alms Bowl from the base of Leifeng Tower, and why has there been no news?

His speculation was that Bai Suzhen might not be dead, possibly hidden before the Shaolin Monk entered.

And Evil Emperor Xie Tiao could have chosen Demon Master Pang Ban as a suitable host, using Pang Ban’s body to escape the confines of Leifeng Tower.

After all, according to Heavenly Monk’s account, Xie Tiao might seduce demonic experts to visit Leifeng Tower, use them as hosts, and aid his escape.

Thirdly, the Alms Bowl could possibly be taken by a God-searching Palace expert; ancient records suggest it was a gift from the God-searching Palace deity to their monks to combat Bai Suzhen. Now so many desire the Alms Bowl, the God-searching Palace deity might have dispatched someone to reclaim it.

Thus, his journey to explore the collapse potentially involves facing the demon goddess Bai Suzhen.

"By the way, that deity’s daughter Bai Suzhen, is she a snake or a human? Based on partial ancient texts from the Yun Family, it’s bewildering to discern whether she is human or snake..."

Jiang Dali’s heart grumbled with confusion.

If following the God-searching Palace’s fabricated mythical tale, Bai Suzhen is a fearsome snake, whereas from genuinely recorded ancient texts, the deity was indeed human, how could they have a daughter that was a snake?

Unless the deity was bold enough to couple with a snake, which then successfully conceived and birthed a daughter.

If truly so, such action indeed seems godly, self-proclaiming as god wouldn’t be wrong; a feat impossible for humans.

As his thoughts fluctuated, the Demon Hawk suddenly screeched.

Jiang Dali, connected heart-to-heart, understood immediately that they’d arrived, and steadied himself accordingly.

The Demon Hawk folded its double wings and swiftly dived downward.

The sound of the wind howled, as the surrounding sea of clouds swept past like white silk.

Below, the thin clouds gradually revealed stretches of houses, farmland, towns, and the vast, sunlight-reflecting West Lake.

Jiang Dali’s gaze shifted towards the direction of Lei Feng Tower beside West Lake.

From high above, it appeared a heap of ruins amidst debris, cordoned off and guarded by numerous Song State soldiers.