Cultivation Online novel Chapter 1899

Chapter 1899 Visiting the Desolate Continent

"Elder Sun, it's unfair that I'm the only one answering your questions. Let me ask you a few questions, as well," Yuan eventually said.

Elder Sun narrowed her eyes, clearly hesitant to have her background questioned.

'Since he is my first disciple…'

A moment later, she nodded, "Alright, you can ask me a few questions. However, you can't ask anything too personal."

"Then I will ask you questions that you've already asked me."

Yuan then asked, "Why did you join the Immortal Monastery?"

Elder Sun pondered for a bit before responding, "I joined the Immortal Monastery to escape my family. While it's not like I am running away from home, I just wanted to be away from them. The atmosphere is too suffocating for my taste."

"I see… then how long have you been at the Immortal Monastery? Did you start as a disciple?"

Knowing she most likely wouldn't answer, Yuan avoided asking about Elder Sun's family situation.

"I think I've been working at the Immortal Monastery for about half a century now. I was already qualified as a sect elder, so I went straight for that position."

"Half a century? How old are you?"

"You should never ask a young lady their age." Elder Sun sneered.

"Right… then where are you from?"

Elder Sun hesitated at this question, but she eventually answered, "The Holy Continent."

"What? The Holy Continent?" Yuan's eyes widened with surprise.

During the Primordial Era, there existed a revered land known as the Holy Continent, and it possessed the highest density of spiritual energy in all of the Divine Heaven. The very air shimmered with qi, and the land pulsed with boundless vitality, making it the ultimate haven for cultivation.

Such a paradise inevitably drew countless cultivators. However, entry was not a privilege granted to all. Only those from the most prestigious and powerful backgrounds, such as the Nine Immortal Clans, were permitted to set foot within its sacred grounds. To the rest of the world, the Holy Continent remained a distant dream, an untouchable utopia reserved for the chosen few.

"You must come from an extremely powerful family…" Yuan mumbled.

"Don't tell me… you're from the Nine Immortal Clans?" he swallowed nervously.

Elder Sun raised an eyebrow and said, "No, I am not from the Nine Immortal Clans. Do you have any grievances with them? It's subtle, but I can sense it in your tone."

"Something like that, I guess."

"This should be common sense, but you shouldn't mess with the Nine Immortal Clans. While they are influential, that's not the main reason. The Nine Immortal Clans are a vengeful bunch. Nothing good comes from messing with them."

Yuan smiled and said, "Don't worry, my issue with the Nine Immortal Clans was resolved long ago."

Yuan continued to ask Elder Sun questions. Since he had yet to fully regain Tian Yang's memories, he didn't have much information on her.

A week passed in the blink of an eye, and they arrived at their destination—the Desolate Continent. _{freeweɓnovel.cѳm}

"So, do you have any idea on how to find him?" Yuan asked Elder Sun.

"No… And as much as I want to just wander around, the Desolate Continent is massive. It'd take months if we searched randomly."

Yuan pondered for a moment before speaking, "How about we visit the Southern Stronghold first?"

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