Chapter 1714

All around was vast seawater, clear, crystalline, and endlessly undulating.

Although the landscape of the sky and sea meeting and the vast misty waves was magnificent, one would get tired of it after ten days. Being so far from the shore, there wasn't a single seabird, and between heaven and earth, there were only the lonely ship and himself.

At this time, one could only sigh, oh sea, you are all water.

Besides water, there was nothing. Everyone could only lie on the deck to bask in the sun and yawn, bored to death. Occasionally, a mouse would emerge from the cabin, and the whole ship's people could chase it for three or five laps.

Bai Seventeen stretched, exhaling a puff of white steam.

At this time, the Yao Nation had long been full of spring, and the peach and plum blossoms in Tian Shui City were fragrant, not knowing the sorrows of the world;

But at the end of the Flash Gold Continent, the cold wind was still howling in the distant North Sea, and there was no sign of warming up.

It wouldn't be slightly warmer here until mid-June, and two months later, in mid-August, it would start to snow and cool down again.

It was freezing cold and not suitable for human habitation.

However, the northern ports were now thawed, and ships could sail. Bai Seventeen spent a huge sum of money to hire eighteen large seagoing ships, loaded everyone, and set sail.

He snapped his fingers, and a small cluster of red fire appeared on his fingertips.

Such small supernatural powers are all at his fingertips.

Then, he carefully brought the paper page close to the flame and carefully baked it.

Under the eyes of everyone, lines of indigo blue small characters slowly appeared in the blank space of the paper page! "Sure enough!"

Dong Rui said "Aha": "Lu Yanhe, this old boy, has a set. What kind of invisible content is hidden in the book?"

Taking the flame away, the words on the paper will slowly disappear after half a cup of tea.

Lu Yanhe used this method to preserve what he really wanted to write.

He Lingchuan lit a candle, found the blank pages of the 《Dafeng Side Examination》, and burned them page by page.

Almost every page was filled with tiny characters.

Dong Rui was still full of smiles, but as he watched, the smile disappeared.

"No wonder he had to use invisible ink to write the book. With this content, if he wrote it openly, this book would probably be gone long ago? It would also implicate the Lu family." Dong Rui tutted twice, "He is a member of the Lu family, and the Lu family has been serving Lingshan for three thousand years, yet they produced a rebellious bone like Lu Yanhe."

"The old Lu family has always produced talents. Talents, they all have tempers." He Lingchuan flipped through the family history again, "Lu Yanhe saw through it, so he was unrestrained. But he was unwilling to let the truth be buried by history, so he wrote it into this hidden book."

A few words are a bloody history. And every blank page on the gold-skinned paper is crowded with such paragraphs.

This was before Beijia appeared.

Lu Yanhe didn't make any conclusions, just organized the historical materials he understood and heard. These events were full of conquest and bloodshed, mostly occurring around the Bailie Nation, and some were inside information he learned through his special status.

The medieval period was so important, but the historical books left behind were very few, so Lu Yanhe's notes were precious.

He Lingchuan and Dong Rui carefully flipped through it and found that the most prominent feature of Bailie and its surroundings in the medieval period, or the location of Beijia today, was "chaos."

Of course, the human world has always been chaotic, but the "chaos" in the medieval period was mainly reflected in the staggered collision of the three forces of immortals, demons, and humans.

At this time, the spiritual energy of heaven and earth had not yet withered like in later generations, but it was far from satisfying the needs of the immortals. In order to save spiritual power, practitioners at this time no longer used high-flying flight spells; immortals usually hid and did not appear, but directed their subordinate forces to collect and compete for resources.

The fewer the resources, the more intense the competition, an eternal truth.

Therefore, the relationship between the immortal sect and mortals became increasingly tense. According to Lu Yanhe's records, the Kuai Nation was a small nation, but a rich vein of mysterious crystals was suddenly discovered in the country, with huge reserves. The immortal sect "Hunyuan Sect" learned of this and "purchased" it from the Kuai Nation three times, but the purchase conditions were no different from open robbery. At this time, the strength of the immortal sect was far inferior to that in ancient times and the early medieval period, and its deterrent power to the human nation was greatly reduced, so the Kuai Nation naturally refused. The Hunyuan Sect then destroyed the Kuai Nation, occupied the mysterious crystal vein and the resources of mountains and rivers, and the citizens were demoted to sect slaves, driven no differently from cattle and horses.

Eight hundred miles away, a lone immortal attacked the city in the middle of the night, taking the blood of two hundred children for refining, especially children under three years old who still retained a little innate spiritual energy, which was just right for roasting pills. Lu Yanhe found out afterwards that this guy was injured and fled in a fight, and his pills were insufficient, so he set his sights on living people. There was very little spiritual energy in mortals, but at this time, it was better than nothing, so the lone immortal had to make do.

In the same period, the immortal sect was also capturing the demon race on a large scale.

He Lingchuan knew that after the heaven and earth disaster, instigated by the Heavenly Demons, the contradiction between the immortal sect and the demon race intensified, and they fought fiercely for several hundred years. The demon race was originally severely damaged in the ancient war, with great demons either falling or being seriously injured, and not many survived, and they became even more declining in the medieval period.

And the claws, fur, and sharp horns of demon beasts were all raw materials for refining tools, and the inner alchemy and flesh and blood were even richer in spiritual energy, which was needed by the immortal sect. Moreover, the demon race was naturally loose by nature and had a loose structure, either living in tribes or alone, and rarely gathered on a large scale like humans, which was convenient for the immortal sect to break them one by one.

Lu Yanhe had counted that during the Dafeng era, the Bailie Nation made 137 moves to "punish" demon beasts at home and abroad, all on the grounds that they harmed the people and hindered farming, but in fact, there were a large number of demon beasts that were harmless to humans, such as the Yuye Deer Demon clan with ancient spiritual deer bloodlines, who had moved from a foreign land to the Hidden Cloud Mountain near Bailie for only three years, but were besieged twice by Bailie, on the grounds that they destroyed the royal medicine fields, swallowed heaven and earth treasures, and kicked the Bailie nobles to death.

The deer herd bloodied the mountains and forests, and the whole clan originally had more than 300 large and small deer demons, but in the end, only ten escaped.

But as a member of the Bailie royal family, Lu Yanhe knew that these deer demons had never stepped into Bailie, and hadn't even left the mountains, just because their deer antlers and inner alchemy had special effects, they were favored by immortals and suffered this catastrophe.

In the end, people were greedy for their bodies. ===== CHAPTER 1705 =====

In fact, everyone felt something was wrong as soon as they woke up; the ship was bumping violently, and as soon as they got on the deck, they felt the howling wind even more, and those with small body weight hurriedly hugged the pillars, fearing they would be blown away by the wind.

"Storm!" The ship captain pointed straight ahead and said with a trembling voice, "Storm... wall!"

Bai Seventeen looked, and a row of gray-yellow storms seemed to appear on the horizon, connecting to the sky above and the sea below; the sky was filled with rolling dark clouds, and something seemed to be hidden in the clouds, pressing heavily toward the sea surface, causing a suffocating fear to arise spontaneously in the audience.

"To be able to see it from so far away, this storm circle is so big!" The ship captain's face was solemn, "I've been sailing for twenty or thirty years, and this is the first time I've seen such a terrifying storm."

Bai Ziqi stood at the bow of the ship observing the storm, and at this time walked back two steps and said: "Sail toward it."

He Xiao's hint was indeed true, helping him calculate the high-precision location of the Inverted Sea!

This was the first time Bai Ziqi had encountered such a reliable enemy.

With such a storm running around on the sea, if it weren't for someone helping, Bai Ziqi wouldn't have been able to find it either. Moreover, the opening period of the Thousand Illusion True Person's cave dwelling was only ten days, and it wouldn't wait for anyone.

"Ah?" The ship captain knew he was looking for the Inverted Sea, and had secretly laughed at these people for being too crazy for the past ten days, earning this big sum of money with peace of mind.

Who knew, they really ran into it!

At this time, the ship captain began to want to retreat.

"My lords, this storm runs much faster than the ship. If we approach it, we will be smashed to pieces immediately!"

They had felt the fleet was magnificent before, but now placed in front of the storm, they were just a dozen small dots.

Bai Ziqi was too lazy to open his mouth, and Bai Seventeen held a dagger against the ship captain's lower back: "If you don't listen, you can go into the sea to feed the fish now."

The ship captain had no choice but to turn the rudder obediently.

Only then did Bai Ziqi say to him: "You won't die, you don't have to worry."

The ship captain didn't believe this guarantee, but the situation was stronger than the person, and the knife in Bai Wei's hand was fast and sharp.