Reincarnation Girl Becomes Immortal

However, Xi Heng had risked her life hundreds of times to use the Sword of Destruction to kill enemies, so the cost of using her essence blood was almost negligible to her.

Furthermore, as long as you add vital energy to the sword techniques, the power will immediately increase exponentially.

"The Bloodline Sword is made of blood."

"Once you achieve the Transformation Realm, you are no longer just a line—"

What was originally a long line of sword energy immediately transformed into a wave after being amplified by the essence of blood and vital energy.

The two chaotic colors, red and white, constantly intertwined and disturbed each other, flying across the air.

In the next instant, the surging, broad sword energy seemed to use the enemy as a canvas, drawing a deadly, overlapping red and white mark on his body with a brush.

The ink-like sword energy also carried an extremely powerful impact—this was something Xi Heng learned from the "Geng Vajra Axe Technique".

With each swing of his axe, Fang Tiande could unleash a powerful surge of energy that could directly whip up the air, creating a whirlwind tornado.

In addition to his internal energy transformation, Xi Heng also possesses additional vital energy, which only amplifies his power to manipulate the air.

However, instead of creating a whirlwind, she used the qi and blood within her body as a gust of wind to make her moves carry more qi and blood energy.

With just this one move, Xi Heng consumed one-fifth of his vital energy.

But with effort comes reward; the Blood Wave Sword Qi is several times stronger than the ordinary Blood Line Sword Qi.

The sword energy had barely touched the charging beast when it instantly cleaved its massive body in two.

The monster's tail broke apart due to loss of strength, while its head weakened and continued to fall.

Xi Heng unleashed several more ordinary sword energies, slicing the monster into pieces of varying sizes before its half-body crashed onto the ship.

The sword energy, which had reached the Transformation Realm, was almost like laser cutting; before the giant beast even hit the ground, its half-body was sliced ​​into more than a dozen huge, bloody chunks of flesh.

Immediately afterwards, these oddly shaped chunks of flesh landed steadily on the ship, failing to shatter the thick deck, only making a soft thud as wet mud hit the ground.

The chunks of flesh slid along with the momentum, spilling a gruesome pool of blood onto the ground.

Huge chunks of flesh were scattered all over the deck. Although some of the wounds, flesh, and muscles were still writhing, it was clear that the upper body had been completely lifeless after being divided into so many pieces.

Xi Heng clapped his hands, flicked his sword, and sheathed his longsword.

"It seems that although I haven't really drawn my sword for several months, I haven't regressed."

At the same time, the internal energy was beginning to stop the bleeding from the wound on his left wrist.

Many of the boatmen and sailors nearby had never seen such a scene before, and could only stare in disbelief, muttering to themselves in disbelief.

The girl wiped a drop of blood from her wrist, looked at the huge chunk of flesh on the deck, and nodded, saying:

"Looks like there's some food available. Hmm... this should be edible, right?"

The stunned captain, caught off guard by the question, was at a loss for words and ultimately remained speechless.

"Don't know? Then let's find a few people to test the poison first."

After she finished speaking, she walked around the monster's mangled remains and returned to the cabin under the watchful eyes of hundreds of people.

Thunder rumbled in the sky, and the gale gradually subsided.

The rain was sometimes torrential, and sometimes it turned into a drizzle.

After accomplishing this feat, Xi Heng returned to his room, focusing only on the powerful sword technique imbued with vital energy that he had just successfully used.

I casually thought about what name to give it.

"Let's call this sword strike 'Opening the Gate'."

Xi Heng quickly came up with a plan.

Such a bold and unrestrained style, unlike the sharp and swift moves of the ordinary Bloodline Sword, makes it fitting to use such a straightforward name.

"Once the Bloodline Sword Technique reaches the Transformation Realm, the sword energy no longer resembles blood lines, so perhaps it should be given a new name."

"Blood waves? Blood tides? Blood seas..."

The name "Blood Sea Sword Technique" is quite good, but Xi Heng doesn't think his sword can truly unleash the power to cut through a sea of ​​blood, so he ultimately put the matter aside for the time being.

Once the outside world calmed down and the ship stopped rocking, Xi Heng sat down again to refine his internal energy techniques.

The fleet continued sailing eastward.

……

Chapter 89, Whirlpools of Smoke and Water

On the sixty-third day after setting sail, the storm at sea finally passed.

On deck, the shipwrights and sailors gazed wearily at the sea, continuing their repetitive work day after day like machines.

Having drifted at sea for so long, experiencing several disasters, and still without finding any trace of their destination.

As a result, the light in people's eyes disappeared.

Crossing the vast ocean seems like an impossible task.

A rainbow hangs in the distant east after the rain, but it can only be seen and never truly touched.

Xi Heng stayed in the most spacious and comfortable cabin, where servants brought him his meal for the day.

It's still the same fish I've been eating these past few days.

The salamander monster she had killed earlier was so large that even though only a small portion of it landed on the ship, it was enough to feed the fleet for half a month. After being washed with seawater, it could be cured with coarse salt and kept from rotting.

The sea monster's attack provided her with plenty of food.

"Here, eat."

Xi Heng also handed a portion of food to Chen Fenghuo, who was in the same cabin.

Having grown accustomed to being with her, the Crimson Goddess nodded gently, her right hand, which was difficult to control, barely managed to grip the thin fork, and she picked up a piece of the somewhat chewy sea beast meat and chewed it in small bites.

Unlike fish meat, which is soft and tender, this marine mammal meat is firm and elastic, with a delicious and chewy texture.

Compared to whales, which have a similar body shape, the salamander is actually more like a reptile such as a crocodile.

In short, it was something she had never seen or heard of before she transmigrated.

“There are different species like this. It really is a different world…” Xi Heng thought to himself.

After finishing her meal, she sat down to cultivate as usual, but first heard the voice of the Crimson Goddess.

"We've been sailing for over sixty days, covering countless miles... yet we haven't even found a small island." She sighed softly, then turned to look at the others after a moment and said:

"It may be difficult to find the immortal realm on this journey. Have you considered turning back?"

Xi Heng didn't know why the other person suddenly brought this up, and simply shook his head in reply:

"Not consider."

"Why?" Chen Fenghuo asked, "Haven't you ever been disappointed? Still firmly believing that there is a celestial realm on the other side of the Chonghai Sea?"

"On the contrary," Xi Heng said simply.

"From the very beginning of my journey, I was just trying my luck. It would be best if I could find the fairy trail, but it wouldn't matter if I couldn't."

"If you weren't so convinced, why didn't you hesitate at all?"

Having lived together for so long, Chen Fenghuo had vaguely realized that Xi Heng's mentality was quite different from that of ordinary people.

"Even if it's just a one-time attempt, you have to give it your all," Xi Heng said.

"If we don't do it this way, and turn back halfway if we are disappointed, there will always be some shortcomings and regrets."

As long as you've used all your strength and still can't find any trace of the immortals, so be it; at least you won't have any regrets.

But if you turn back before reaching your limit, no matter the reason, there will always be a sense of constraint in your mind.

Perhaps the moment the decision to return is made, the immortal's trail will already be a day's journey across the sea.

Walk a little further, and you'll arrive.

"Is this desire to have no regrets worth risking your life for?"

Chen Fenghuo clearly couldn't understand:

"Even if you are a martial artist with profound internal energy, it is still difficult to survive if your ship sinks at sea."

"Of course it's worth it." Xi Heng chuckled.

"If this isn't worth it, then there's not much else in the world that is worth it."

After a moment's hesitation, the other person asked again, "Aren't you afraid of death?"

"I'm not afraid." The answer was casual.

"Why aren't you afraid?"

"Anyway, I'm not afraid." Xi Heng yawned.

"But if you are not afraid of death, why do you seek the secret to immortality?"

"I am not afraid of death, precisely because I seek immortality." Xi Heng felt as if he had said something pointless.

But after thinking about it for a moment, I realized that there was a bit of truth hidden in that statement.

The Crimson Goddess thought and thought, but still couldn't understand Xi Heng's thought process at all.

After a moment, he simply sighed softly, "A demon is indeed a demon."

Xi Heng smiled faintly, but did not respond further.

A moment later, the Crimson Goddess gave one last reminder:

"Even if you did not hesitate, after being at sea for so long, with the fleet suffering many disasters, deaths, and injuries... many of your men must have already considered leaving, and perhaps it won't be long before they put it into action."

"Kill them if they dare to act; it'll save us food too." Xi Heng's thoughts were simple and honest.

Chen Fenghuo opened her mouth, intending to offer some suggestions to help stabilize the situation.

But I never expected that Xi Heng would say that directly.

"Using killing to quell the chaos might alienate the people and could lead to even bigger problems later," she advised.

“Then kill some more,” Xi Heng said bluntly, “until no one dares to resist in the slightest.”

Chen Fenghuo pursed his lips. The goodwill he had built up over the past few dozen days of living together vanished somewhat after hearing what she said today, and his voice gradually became low.

"The work of demons..."

She gradually realized that no matter how human-like the other person looked, or how beautiful they were, it didn't matter.

But in essence, the person before you is still a monstrous monster who doesn't care about human life.

Xi Heng didn't waste any more words with this person.

The world she sees is quite different from the world seen by ordinary people.

……

Three more days later.

Before the shipwrights could slacken their efforts as predicted by the Crimson Goddess, the sailors hijacked the ship.

Xi Heng's fleet encountered even bigger trouble first:

At first, one morning, a thick fog suddenly rose over the sea.

Surrounded by thick white fog, visibility was less than a dozen meters, and looking ahead, nothing could be seen at all.

The thick fog obscured people's vision, and even the splashing sound of the boat cutting through the waves from the bottom of the boat began to sound eerie.

The captain, who was at the helm, shouted loudly, ordering the crew to furl the sails and slow down the ship.

He then dipped his fingers in water and carefully felt the wind direction and force at that moment.

However, it was discovered that the sea breeze would change direction from time to time in the thick fog, which was really strange.

Previously, regardless of the wind strength, the wind direction would not change so quickly.

Furthermore, the changes are almost entirely irregular, so chaotic that they are impossible to understand.

"I'm afraid ocean currents will be the same..."

Based on the old captain's experience, he sensed a slight unease and gestured for the boatmen to slow the boat down further.

I stared intently at the sea fog for a long time with a furrowed brow, and faint gurgling sounds could be heard from within it.

It looks like some kind of gas is slowly rising from underwater.