The immortals of the two worlds started from farming and refining pills.

Chapter 95: Spending the Night in a Deserted Cave, Wild Civet Cats (Please Order the Whole Book)
"Fellow Daoist Li, this is a dragon awakening stone. Bury it in the spirit pond. It will awaken the dragon nature of the dragon-whiskered golden carp in about three months."

"This bottle is the Dragon Origin Pill. If you feed it to the fish after awakening its dragon nature, it will produce dragon blood in the fish marrow."

"This pot is Dragon Nectar. Feed it to the spirit fish after it has completed its blood transfusion. It will stabilize its foundation and enlighten its wisdom."

"So, when the Dragon Whisker Golden Carp has reached its full spiritual power and is ready to reach the Dragon Transformation Stage, then bring it here, fellow Daoist."

"I will prepare the secret medicine of dragon transformation according to the situation and borrow the Dragon Gate for use. It will be like what we saw today. Let's see how its luck is."

Sang Yuwan delivered all the supplies needed to enlighten the dragon veins, and diligently sent Li Qing and Li Hui out of the clan land. After he left, he turned around and returned home.

The younger generation who served him was puzzled: "Grandmaster, the Qinghe Valley Li family has a shallow foundation. This senior Li Qing has just entered the foundation-building stage. Why do you attach so much importance to him?"

Sang Yuwan smiled and said, "It's just about being kind to others. Although Fellow Daoist Li Qing is not well-known now, he is good at cultivating spirit plants and refining elixirs, and is the best at making good friends."

"If he becomes a master or even a grandmaster in the future, I will probably come to him like Fellow Daoist Fan from Zhuxin Island and ask for elixirs. Today is considered as a pre-emptive offer."

The junior was still puzzled: "If that's the case, then you should let him know that my Sang family doesn't lack dragon bell flowers. This transaction is purely a concession so that he can accept your kindness."

Sang Yuwan flicked her finger and gave him a slap on the head, and said angrily, "You are a rotten tree that cannot be carved."

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After leaving Yanglong Lake, Li Qing handed the Awakening Dragon Stone to Li Hui and said, "Please take it back, clan leader, and bury it in the cold spring. Have someone take good care of it and make sure nothing goes wrong."

"Don't worry, I'll do the job." Li Hui took the Dragon Awakening Stone with a smile and flew back to Qinghe Valley.

Li Qingze followed the shoreline of Xuefeng Lake, without using any magic to hurry on, and just slowly headed to the next stop, the Niu family land in Xinghua Village.

Asun and Chaoyin squatted on his shoulders respectively, while Acao flapped his dragonfly wings and flew "wuli wuli" in front.

Only Xiaolian was a little scared and still hid in her Dantian, observing the outside situation through the communication of their spiritual consciousness.

It was early summer, and there were more dragonflies around Xuefeng Lake. Dragonflies of different sizes and bright colors were flying around, creating a beautiful scene that was no less beautiful than the fluttering butterflies.

Acao seemed to have found his organization. He flew with one for a while, then met with another, and was very busy.

Unfortunately, most of these dragonflies were ordinary species, and were frightened by Ah Zao's unrestrained Qi. Many of them were so scared that they forgot to flap their wings and fell to the ground.

When Ah Zao saw this, he found it very boring, so he went back to Li Qing and went to play with Ah Sun and Chao Yin.

Li Qing watched this scene and had an idea: "Maybe we can raise a group of dragonflies for Ah Zao? It would be good to make it happier."

The man and four insects walked leisurely and were in no hurry, so they naturally could not reach Xinghua Village that day.

Halfway through the journey, Acao discovered an abandoned cave, and Li Qing decided to rest there for a night.

Asun volunteered to pick up some dead wood nearby, stacked them into a pile, and then lit them with the spiritual fire spit out by Acao. A bonfire then illuminated the cave.

Fortunately, both the monks and the elves are immune to cold and heat, otherwise Li Qing would have to ask, "Isn't it so hot in the summer?"

But the little guys were in high spirits. Chaoyin brought Xiaolian with her and directed Asun and Acao to go to the lake to catch a spirit fish that was ten times bigger than all of them combined.

Li Qing had no choice but to help them cut open, remove the gills and scales, and after cleaning them, he put them on the campfire to roast.

When Li Qing turned the grilled fish and sprinkled various secret condiments on it, the other three children all looked expectant. Only Chao Yin squatted on Li Qing's shoulder and watched him cook the big fish carefully.

After the grilled fish was well-seasoned, Li Qing took out a jade plate and gave each of the insects a small piece, and he also tasted a piece for himself.

Suddenly, he raised his brows, sighed softly, and hung the rest on the ceiling of the cave.

"Guka?" Chaoyin was a little confused, but the fish meat next to her mouth was still more fragrant. Perhaps because she personally participated in it, the elf bugs showed a much higher enthusiasm for this roasted fish than for the "full dragon feast". Even Xiaolian, who had a small appetite, ate until her face was covered with greasy food.

After having satisfied the fun of the picnic, the little ones felt a little sleepy. Without even thinking about it, they begged Li Qing to take out a purple jade cushion and use it as a bed for them, and then they fell into a sound sleep.

Li Qing sighed, found a few broad leaves outside the cave, covered their bellies with them, then took out valuables, set up restrictions, and closed his eyes to rest.

Meditation can certainly replace sleep, but tonight, taking advantage of the croaking of frogs and chirping of cicadas by the lake on a summer night, Li Qing also wanted to have a good sleep.

By three o'clock in the morning, the bonfire in the cave gradually burned out, leaving only a handful of wood ash that was still flashing with sparks and emitting heat.

The bright moon was also obscured by clouds, the sky darkened, and the cave became pitch black.

A small figure tiptoed to the entrance of the cave, looked at Li Qing and his group who were sleeping soundly, then looked up at the half fish hanging on the ceiling of the cave, feeling a little conflicted.

"Gurgle..." The sound from his stomach made it unable to bear it any longer.

It gritted its teeth, leaped to the top of the cave, bit the grilled fish, and landed silently.

The aroma of the grilled fish made it sniff involuntarily, saliva secreted from its mouth, and its belly made a "gurgling" sound, as if urging its owner.

But it still suppressed its greed and hunger, looked back every few steps, and finally turned around and left the cave, running towards a forest not far away.

In the cave, Li Qing's eyes suddenly opened, a smile flashed in his eyes. He glanced at the little guy who was sleeping on his back, and took them back into his dantian.

With a flick of his long sleeves, all the sparks in the cave were extinguished. Then he packed up everything and rode away gracefully in the summer breeze, chasing after the dark shadow.

The cave where we spent the night was a deserted cave, and the mountain next to it was naturally a deserted mountain as well.

There was no spiritual power here, so naturally there was little spiritual energy. All kinds of ordinary plants grew wildly, making it very inconvenient to enter and exit.

The little figure was familiar with the route and slipped through various gaps with great agility.

Li Qing naturally did not go into the grove, but flew high in the sky, locked its position with his spiritual sense, and followed leisurely.

Finally, they arrived at another cave in the barren mountains. The little figure stopped and then stepped in lightly.

"Meow!" "Meow~" "Mimi~" "Meow..." The faint cat's meow came into Li Qing's ears.

He fell from the sky, and with a sweep of his spiritual sense, he saw four kittens fighting with each other, swarming around that figure.

They were all ordinary civet cats with distinct tiger stripes on their bodies, two were yellow-brown, two were grey-brown, all had bright fur.

"Meow~" The small figure put the grilled fish on the ground, gave some to the kittens, and then jumped onto a stone platform with most of it.

There, a large cat with dry fur was lying quietly.

The big cat had white fur all over its body, without a single speck of other colors. Its slightly open eyes, one yellow as amber and the other as green as emerald, still shone brightly in the dim cave.

"Meow~" The small figure put the remaining grilled fish to the big cat's mouth and nudged its head, urging it to eat quickly.

The big cat didn't move, and no matter how it meowed and tried to persuade the cat to eat, it refused to take a single bite.

The figure arched its head for a while, and when the big cat still didn't respond, it lay down beside it in frustration: "Meow..."

Near the big cat, the remains of mice, fish, shrimps, small birds, and small snakes can be seen everywhere, some of which are still fresh, while others have already rotted.

(End of this chapter)