Conferred Gods: Start with a Phoenix clone

Chapter 1815 Resurrection and Awakening

Hua Yu murmured to herself, describing the information she had just received from her bloodline. It was a very mysterious feeling. Even though it was something she didn't know or understand, she had an innate familiarity with it, as if she could naturally grasp it.

In the present-day primordial world, the immortals and mortals are not completely separated. Tieguai Li and Lü Dongbin are still playing in the human world, and the myths and legends are basically still in the story stage, not complete myths.

Hua Yu was extremely surprised. What had happened to her was truly astonishing. She couldn't help but wonder, who were her parents? Hua Tuo said that he fell from the clouds. Was that true?

With Guan Yu and Hua Tuo both staring at her, she didn't have time to think much and focused on reading the information awakening within her bloodline.

Seemingly feeling that she couldn't explain it clearly, and to prove that she wasn't talking nonsense, she decisively cut her palm and let the blood flow onto the ground. A miraculous scene occurred: drops of blood automatically gathered and formed characters that she didn't recognize, but whose meaning she could understand.

This is a very peculiar "folk remedy" specifically used to save the dead.

"Father's bones, servant's flesh, enemy's blood"

Hua Tuo was initially surprised. He had memories of Venus, so he wasn't particularly saddened by Hua Xiong's death. They were father and son for life; once you died, the bond between father and son was severed. This was the attitude of 99% of immortals towards mortal relationships. Back then, when Huang Feihu became the Emperor of the Eastern Peak, this was the same model he had with the Huang family.

After the initial surprise came relief. In ancient times, the bloodlines of those primordial mythical beasts, such as dragons, phoenixes, and qilins, carried the supernatural powers and memories inherited from their ancestors.

Hua Yu may appear to be human now, but she isn't actually one. After all, she is that person's offspring, so it's normal for her to have some inheritance in her bloodline.

"What about the ghost messengers?" Hua Tuo couldn't see the ghost messengers, but he knew these messengers from the underworld should be arriving soon. He muttered to himself as if he had dementia.

Yunxiao's voice reached his ears: "Don't worry, I'll stop the people from the underworld."

She acted immediately, setting up a maze. The two ghost messengers who had come from the underworld entered the maze in a daze. After wandering around for most of the time, most of their yin energy dissipated, and they hurriedly returned to the underworld in fright.

The underworld is an extremely large institution, with various forces mixed together. The news that the two ghost messengers failed to capture the souls, possibly due to obstruction by powerful figures, was intercepted at the lower levels. Hua Xiong was just a nobody, insignificant. Yunxiao's connections played a role here. The matter was left unmentioned and simply glossed over.

At the same time, in the human world, after Hua Yu explained her "folk remedy" in detail, Hua Tuo decided to cooperate with her to save people.

The two first sewed Hua Xiong's head and body together, then Hua Tuo cut off his left little finger, which represented his father's bone.

The Hua family were not commoners. Even if they were destitute, they could still find two or three servants. With a little money, it wouldn't be difficult to cut off a piece of their flesh.

The servant's flesh was also successfully disposed of.

The blood of an enemy is even easier to obtain; the heads of the Wen family's twin slayers are still with Guan Yu.

The three were combined and boiled in a large iron pot. When the liquid turned blood red, they put Hua Xiong's body in. Three days later, Hua Xiong, with a blood red mark on his neck, walked out of the large iron pot on his own.

Seeing that her efforts had not been in vain, Hua Yu felt relieved and fainted.

"The way of life and death is both a blessing and a curse. You will be accompanied by countless deaths throughout your life. Have you thought this through?" A voice spoke to Hua Yu in her dream. Similar conversations had happened countless times since she could remember. Previously, she only wanted to master the way of life—the way of healing and saving lives—and was very resistant to the way of death.

The method used to revive Hua Xiong is clearly not medicine; it's a matter of bringing someone back from the brink of death, a domain of the dead.

Hua Yu spoke as if to someone in a dream, or as if to herself: "I've thought it through. I want to heal all the sick people in the world, whether it's the path to life or the path to death, as long as I can save lives."

After understanding her true nature, she, like many mythical beasts and ancient creatures, immediately learned her true name from her bloodline: Yu Xiao.

I couldn't see my parents' faces clearly, but I had a vague feeling that I had truly fallen from the clouds.
Having understood her past and seen her true self, Yu Xiao's primordial spirit was born.

The golden dragon scissors that had been hanging around her neck like a toy or ornament emitted a dazzling light. The seal set by Yunxiao was instantly broken, and a continuous stream of spiritual energy poured into her body. She was like a giant vortex, instantly absorbing all the spiritual energy within a radius of tens of thousands of miles. Her own realm also reached the level she was supposed to have: True Immortal.

He directly transcended the distinction between immortals and mortals, and then easily broke through the barriers of Earth Immortals and Heavenly Immortals, reaching the realm of True Immortals.

Yunxiao nodded secretly. Xiao Wu was born a celestial being, and her own daughter was a whole realm higher than her.

She adores Xiao Wu, treating him like her own son, but comparisons are inevitable.

At this moment, Yu Xiao is like a piece of unpolished jade of the True Immortal level. Without needing any Shangqing Immortal Techniques, he can simply practice any cultivation method to reach the Xuanxian realm, the minimum standard of the Xuanmen. After that, becoming a Golden Immortal or a Taiyi Immortal will not be difficult.

As a relatively unknown education expert who has raised two younger sisters and half a daughter, Yunxiao hopes that her daughter can go further on her path. Becoming a saint is indeed difficult, but at least you should be a near-saint, right?
The path of life and death has a bright future, but it is inherently very dangerous and difficult to control.

In the past, Deng Chanyu and Yunxiao had clear goals, so they didn't focus on the path of life and death. Instead, they each took charge of a part of it as a means of communication.

After the "accident" occurred, their original essence remained unchanged, and some of the Dao essence belonging to the Dao of Life and Death entered Yu Xiao's body and re-converged into the Dao of Life and Death.

Currently, this great path has only been planted as a seed within Yu Xiao's primordial spirit; it requires continuous nourishment to take root and sprout.

Yunxiao wrote a letter to Xuehuang, who was living in seclusion in the far north, hoping that Xuehuang would take Yuxiao as her disciple.

Xuehuang and Zhao Gongming had a slight chance of getting together, but Xuehuang's personality was too cold, and Zhao Gongming was preoccupied with various trivial matters. Their relationship didn't regress, but it didn't progress either, and it was left unresolved.

Yu Xiao has learned enough medical skills from Hua Tuo, but now she needs to learn the art of killing, which makes it unsuitable for her to continue following Hua Tuo.

The "folk remedies" and "tips" inherited from Deng Chanyu's bloodline were hardly respectable. Yunxiao and Xuehuang had some connection, so she hoped that the other party would teach her daughter the art of killing. Those who had survived the Dragon and Phoenix Calamity were basically killing machines. They had no choice but to kill, as they had a whole host of methods to save people.

Before long, Xuehuang's reply arrived. After reading the letter, Yunxiao smiled slightly. She looked at the awakened Yuxiao with some affection and quietly left the scene.

(End of this chapter)