Cultivation: I Forge Immortality with My Spiritual Eyes

"good."

Jiang Yi forced a smile, raised his slightly trembling hand, and gently stroked Xiao Li's fluffy, smooth back.

The warmth from his palm stirred up a complex and indescribable feeling in his heart.

There was a strong lingering fear of surviving a disaster.

There is also a warm joy of gratitude.

If it weren't for this little guy, I would not only have died today, but I would also have suffered a lot of torment.

With this thought in mind, he couldn't help but secretly make up his mind.

I must be more generous in the future and not be too stingy with this simpleton.

Eating more will make you grow taller, so it's not a bad thing either way.

After resting for a while.

Ignoring the aches and pains all over his body, Jiang Yi propped himself up and sat cross-legged.

He took out the last spirit stone and held it in his palm. He closed his eyes and circulated his cultivation technique, absorbing its spiritual energy to nourish his dantian and body.

This was the third spirit stone he had used in this battle.

No matter how careful you are with money on ordinary days, you won't have time to worry about it at times like this.

Life is of utmost importance.

He is in extremely poor condition now, his magical power is almost exhausted, his body is covered in wounds, and he is almost powerless to fight.

Although the opponent is dead, on this vast desert island, no one knows if there are other dangers lurking.

It is essential to recuperate as soon as possible and restore the body's self-protection capabilities in order to cope with any unexpected events that may occur at any time.

"..."

About an incense stick later.

"call--"

Jiang Yi exhaled a breath of stale air, slowly opened his eyes, his face still as pale as paper.

The short period of recuperation only barely replenished some of his magical power; he was still far from fully recovering.

Fortunately, he is no longer seriously injured and is no longer as weak and trembling as he was when he was walking.

"Meow~"

Little Pear stayed obediently by her side the whole time.

Seeing Jiang Yi open his eyes and wake up, it immediately leaned over and looked him up and down with its big, round eyes.

"It's okay, don't worry."

Jiang Yi smiled gently and put away the dim spirit stone in his palm.

I picked up the little guy and rubbed his fluffy head.

He then stood up, his gaze sweeping over the gruesome corpse, a hint of pleasure flashing in his eyes.

He raised an eyebrow, gave a cold snort, and began to clean up the battlefield.

First, pick up the fallen net and shuttle.

After searching his opponent for a while, he pulled out a bulging money bag and a few odds and ends.

There was no time to examine it closely; I stuffed it all into my sleeve pocket.

After checking everything, I made sure nothing was missed.

He couldn't be bothered with the remains, leaving them for the insects to enjoy.

He turned away with a flick of his sleeve and ran quickly toward the beach.

That first-tier demon shark still guards the sea.

His own fishing boat was also stranded on the beach.

We must go and check the situation as soon as possible and find a way to fix it.

If the ship is completely destroyed, the vast ocean will become a prison, and it will be difficult to leave in the short term.

After a while.

Jiang Yi hurriedly returned to the shore where he had landed on the island.

It was not long before dawn, and the moonlight was thin and cold.

The fishing boat lay silently aground on the shallows, its hull tilted and riddled with holes.

The items that the opponents shook off when they came ashore were also scattered on a reef.

The monstrous shark was nowhere to be found.

It is unclear whether it has already left or is currently lurking in the nearby waters.

Jiang Yi glanced at the pile of objects, slowly walked forward, and bent down to examine them carefully.

Lying on the ground was a bamboo stalk about half a meter tall, its entire body as black as ink jade.

Next to it was a pile of red and white mixed food, including snake meat and clam meat.

In addition, there were several pieces of snake skin, two snake teeth, and more than twenty sea clams.

These clams were very large, much larger than the juvenile clams he had caught.

Jiang Yi's eyes gradually brightened.

Although he didn't have the energy to use his spiritual eyes to appraise them, it was clear at a glance that these things were no ordinary objects.

Putting everything else aside, those twenty-odd large clams alone are extremely rare, and they would fetch a good price in the market.

"Meow~"

Little Pear, who had been curled up in front of my chest and dozing off, suddenly poked her little head out.

Its big eyes were fixed on the pile of minced meat, its nose twitching as it looked on with a drooling expression.

"Hehe, hungry?"

Jiang Yi smiled slightly, bent down and placed it on the ground, and said softly:

"Eat if you like, eat as much as you want."

"Meow?"

Xiao Li stood there, stunned. She looked at the delicious food in front of her, then looked up at Jiang Yi, her little face full of hesitation.

The pet felt unfamiliar with its generous owner and was momentarily at a loss.

But the pile of minced meat was so delicious that the little guy was quickly captivated and couldn't think straight anymore.

With a "whoosh," it pounced on it and buried its head to devour the food.

Seeing the little guy eating happily, Jiang Yi smiled slightly and let it be.

I simply gathered the bamboo, snakeskin, snake teeth, and other items together.

Then he turned and walked towards the fishing boat, frowning as he looked around.

The ship was in worse condition than he had anticipated.

Not only were there several shocking rips in the hull, but the sails were also riddled with holes and could no longer withstand the wind.

The stern shelter and the bow water tank had both collapsed, and pots, pans, fishing nets and other utensils had all fallen into the sea.

The fish and clams that we worked so hard to catch yesterday have already escaped and disappeared.

I only caught a glimpse of a few small fish that had been killed by the aftershocks among the broken pieces of wood.

Jiang Yi looked somber and took a deep breath.

He walked around the hull to the other side, squatted down to inspect the bottom of the boat, and his brows furrowed even more tightly.

The hull of the boat already had several cracks, and when it was launched ashore, it was driven too hard and rubbed roughly against the beach.

This made matters worse, making the situation even more dire.

In such a situation, let alone a long voyage, it would sink in no time if placed at sea.

This fishing boat was the old companion that my former master relied on for making a living and sustaining his spiritual practice.

Now, after being wrecked like this, it's on the verge of being scrapped.

Even if you put in the effort to repair it, it will be difficult to return to its former state.

A moment later.

Jiang Yi sighed softly, reached up and rubbed his temples, feeling a sudden headache.

Even if we don't pursue a complete restoration, we just need the fishing boats to be able to navigate with difficulty and make it back to Qingluo Island.

It is by no means a simple task.

But it's too late to rush things now.

He also completely abandoned the idea of ​​returning to Qingluo Island first and then adjusting his condition.

The most urgent task right now is to find a safe and secluded place on the island.

Rest and recover from your injuries to restore your magical powers.

Once their condition improves, they will collect timber and begin repairing the fishing boat.

If they were to force their way out to sea in their current state, and were to encounter storms or monsters, it would be tantamount to courting death.

Jiang Yi quickly made up his mind and looked up at the sea.

The sea is vast and boundless.

The sky was just before dawn, and the horizon where the sea met the sky was a blur of darkness.

The sea was empty, with no ships in sight.

At this moment, in this situation, he actually felt a sense of relief.

Jiang Yi quickly looked away and glanced at Xiao Li, who was still engrossed in eating.

The little guy's face was covered in oil from eating, his little belly was slightly bulging, and he showed no sign of stopping.

Jiang Yi smiled and, without disturbing it, lightly leaped onto a raised reef.

He stood with his hands behind his back, looking around at the entire deserted island.

I'm preparing to find a suitable place to stay and get myself in better shape first.