Chapter 567


    Even though the changes in the atmosphere were not tangible, the aura of the ultimate weapon was


    unmistakable.


    It swayed the hearts of whoever was within its radius.


    Caspian and Maya were no exception at that moment.


    Caspian also understood the Ultimate Weapon was not something a cultivator of the Heavenly Spirit


    Realm could just use.


    Out of all the magical weapons that cultivators of the Heavenly Spirit Realm were allowed to wield, the


    ones of the highest level were just the spirit tools.


    An ultimate weapon would take more than one Heavenly Spirit Realm cultivator to summon upon.


    A spiritual pce of the scale would take even more Heavenly Spirit Realm cultivators to summon.


    Noah seemed to read Caspian’s mind.


    In a solemn tone, he said, “The Blue Feather Sect is the reigning official religion.


    They’re dead-set in continuing their legacy.


    Summoning the spiritual pce is their way of showing what they’ve got.


    You must take all caution this time, Junior Casper and Maya.”


    “Thank you for the reminder, Senior.


    We’ve done all that we can,” Caspian and Maya hurried to respond.


    “I’ll bring you to a ce you can rest for now.


    If you want, you can use the rest of your time to walk around and get to know the ce… Or you could


    stay in to cultivate.” Noah’s eyes twinkled.


    “The aura around here is even stronger than that of ces other sects are located.


    Cultivating here could have some pretty powerful effects, it’s worth a try.


    How you use that energy, though, will be of your own doing.”


    Upon his words, Noah led Caspian and Maya forward.


    Not long after, they arrived in a town the spiritual pce was specially opened for the Heavenly Stars


    Sect.


    On the way there, Noah also gave Caspian and Maya a brief description of the outline of the town in


    the spiritual pce, and how it was divided.


    The entire spiritual pce was divided into two Circles, and eight districts.


    The two circles were the Inner Circle and the Outer Circle.


    The Inner Circle served as a ce of rest and recreation during the nation’s official religion election,


    taking up two districts.


    The remaining six districts made up the Outer Circle, prepared for the members of the six major sects.


    If any members of differing sects wanted to meet up, they had to do so at themon ce in the


    Inner Circle.


    It was because the six sects of the Outer Circle were not conjoined in an attempt to prevent internal


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    ‘The six major sects of Earlington of Efrax are the Heavenly Stars Sect and the Sacred Pce Sect of


    South Earlington, the Mountwave Sect and the Fauna Imperial Sect of Middle Earlington, and the Dark


    Moon Sect and Blue Feather Sect of North Earlington,’ an idea suddenly came to Caspian as he


    thought aloud.


    He asked, “Which part of the pce are the Heavenly Moon Sect members located, Senior Noah?”


    Caspian’s question was out of concern for Jessica.


    Although Caspian did not get a certain answer from Jessica for the official religion election, he had a


    feeling she would surely be able to participate as a representative of the Dark Moon Sect.


    Caspian flushed at the thought of seeing Jessica.


    “Oh? Do you have a friend in the Dark Moon Sect, Junior?” after pondering briefly, Noah shook his


    head, “I’m afraid I’ll have to let you down, Junior Casper.


    If my memory serves me correctly, they’re right across us here in the Heavenly Stars Sect, we’re


    divided by the whole Inner Circle.”


    After a brief pause, Noah continued in a moreforting tone, “But that’s not much of an issue.


    You can meet your friend at themon ce in between, the sects aren’t conjoined, to begin with.”


    “Got it.


    Thanks, Senior Noah!” Caspian nodded.


    After seeing Caspian and Maya off and leaving behind a few words of advice, Noah left them to be.


    He did, despite being in charge of caring for them, have his tasks to finish, after all.


    There was no way he could be by Caspian and Maya’s sides the entire time.


    After Noah left, Caspian and Maya exchanged several sentences and retreated to their rooms.


    The spiritual pce was huge and luxurious.


    Naturally, the space they prepared for the Heavenly Stars Sect members dripped with splendor as well,


    on top of the strong spiritual aura it radiated.


    After resting briefly in his room, Caspian decided to head out and look around.


    With thepetition so close by, a few short days of cultivation would not yield much improvement


    despite the thick cultivation aura of the spiritual pce.


    A much more feasible choice would be to take the rare opportunity to observe the wonders of these


    ultimate weapons while they were in the periphery.


    As Caspian nned to go alone, he left by himself without asking Maya to go with him.


    The spiritual pce sprawled, and every inch of space was more than well utilized with borate


    architecture from buildings high to low.


    Caspian had no worries of losing his way, even if he was moving alone.


    It would be fine if he got lost, anyways.


    He found out before that at every corner of the pce were identical ck statues.


    The statues could be found at almost every turn.


    Well, they looked like statues, anyways.


    Pitch-ck and unmoving, but Caspian could sense a sentient aura whenever he approached one.


    He asked Noah about it.


    Noah told him those statues were a specialty of the Blue Feather Sect, and they were magically


    charged with spells.


    That way they were not only to serve as protection but also point a lost person in the spiritual pce to


    wherever they wanted to go if asked.


    Of course, Noah also wamed Caspian to only approach the statues as ast resort.


    Better off asking directions from a human being than to try asking the statues.


    The statues, for all they were, were not human.


    They were merely spiritually charged and were thus prone to giving wrong advice as well.


    Getting wrong directions, if that happened, would be one thing.


    Having your ns disrupted or derailed as a result of them was a whole problem on its own.


    By Caspian’s memory, as well as the strategically-mapped roads of the spiritual pce, he was able to


    get to themon ce in the Inner Circle without much difficulty.


    To him, that part of the town was even more luxurious and abuzz with life than any he ever saw.


    The people that walked the grounds in here were not just any regr human beings, but practitioners


    of the six major sects!


    Thest time Caspian went to the spiritual pce via teleportation, he was sent straight to the space


    dedicated to the Heavenly Stars Sect.


    Thus, he was not able to see the faces of any members from other sects.


    Upon taking in the sight before him, Caspian’s gaze brightened.


    The practitioners he could see looked mostly his age but had the charisma of a member of the six


    major sects for sure.


    It would not take much for one to be able to tell them apart from smaller sect members, members of


    ns, or individual practitioners.


    Yet some of the people did not have distinct identities, so Caspian could only guess which sect they


    were from based on the way they were dressed.


    Upon heading forward, Caspian’s eyesnded on the four or five people approaching him.


    His gaze hardened.


    The next second, he smiled lightly.


    “So you showed up, after all.”


    It turns out the people across him recognized him long before he evenid eyes on him.


    The man that recognized Caspian froze upon seeing him.


    Then, his face flushed with anger.