Chapter 1206: Yijian Pavilion

"Mr. Chen, this... this is a taboo." Mu Lian's expression changed slightly. This approach of Chen Yu's was something she had never heard of; she had no idea what Chen Yu was actually trying to do.

"Heh, let it be a taboo. In my view, there is no distinction in teaching; as long as I provide guidance, I believe they will not go down the wrong path," Chen Yu said indifferently.

"That is no problem, I will find a way." Mu Lian nodded.

"That's good. Tomorrow I am going to take a look in Shushan. Which sect do you think I should go to first?"

"Yijian Pavilion," Mu Lian said.

"Oh, the strongest one among the Seven Stars Nine Gates? The one that uses swords?" Chen Yu asked.

"Yes. If Mr. Chen goes to conquer them sect by sect, it will inevitably be very exhausting and time-consuming. But if you set your target on Yijian Pavilion and conquer them quickly, your speed will be much faster."

Mu Lian said, "Because Yijian Pavilion is the strongest sect here. As long as you conquer them with the force of a thunderbolt, half of the others will come to surrender, and for the remaining half, with a mix of coercion and enticement, they will naturally submit."

"Not bad, that is indeed a good idea." Chen Yu nodded slightly, expressing his agreement with Mu Lian's suggestion.

"When will Mr. Chen set off? I should prepare and have a few elite disciples follow you."

"No need," Chen Yu smiled slightly. "I only need to go there alone. It is just a Yijian Pavilion; there are only a few experts at the Entering the Dao Realm in the sect."

"This... Mr. Chen's strength is extraordinary; going alone will naturally be enough to intimidate the opponent." Mu Lian nodded. She was clear about Chen Yu's strength; even if she went along, it wouldn't change anything and would instead increase Chen Yu's burden.

"Then I will set off tomorrow. Yijian Pavilion—I have heard that the Sword Array in their Yijian Pavilion is very formidable, with eighteen Sword Souls crisscrossing within the swords. I think it is time to go and experience it," Chen Yu smiled slightly.

"Waiting for Mr. Chen's triumphant return." Mu Lian stood up and bowed slightly to Chen Yu.

The next day, Chen Yu set off alone. When he left this time, the little fox was still sleeping; he did not disturb the little girl and set off on his own.

Yijian Pavilion is to the west of the thousand-mile mountain range. This place is very close to the grasslands, and it would take Chen Yu several days of driving alone to arrive.

Passing through several sects along the way, Chen Yu, with one man and one sword, directly beat these two unknown sects into submission before heading down the mountain.

Poor little sects, still in the midst of development, they were inexplicably given a beating and had been listless ever since, never able to recover.

That day, Chen Yu was walking forward along a mountain path when he passed a place with dangerous terrain. On one side of this place was a cliff; although not too high, it was quite dangerous. If an ordinary person fell down, they would likely lose their life.

While passing by, he faintly heard someone calling for help from below the cliff. Chen Yu pondered for a moment and then followed the mountain path down.

Sure enough, on a mountain trail, there was a girl with a broken leg. She was carrying a travel backpack and lying on the ground, exhausted.

Her injury was already very serious; if she went to a hospital, she would likely not escape the fate of amputation.

Moreover, her lips were very dry, and she was barely hanging on by a thread. Seeing Chen Yu, her spirits lifted, and she waved at Chen Yu, shouting, "Help, save me."

Chen Yu hurriedly walked to her side and looked at her leg injury, his brows locked tight: "Did you fall from above?"

"Yes, my boyfriend and I were here for a trip, and I accidentally rolled down from this spot." The girl saw someone coming, and a glimmer of hope finally appeared in her eyes: "Please save me, I have been trapped here for five days."

"Where is your boyfriend?" Chen Yu took out a bottle of water and handed it to her.

The girl hurriedly took the bottle, opened the cap, and gulped it down. Because she drank too fast, she choked and tears streamed down her face.

"Slow down, don't drink too much." Seeing she had drunk half the bottle, Chen Yu snatched the water from her hand: "You can't drink too much at once."

"Thank you. My boyfriend took all the food and dry rations five days ago, saying he was going to find a way out, but he hasn't come back yet. There is no signal in the mountains, and I am very worried about him," the girl said with a worried face.

"Let me help you treat your injury first." Chen Yu pressed on her injured leg: "Does it hurt?"

"It hurt like crazy for the first few days, but there hasn't been much feeling these past few days." The girl shook her head, and with a sorrowful face, she said, "I... I might have to have it amputated."

"Studying medicine?" Chen Yu asked while taking out silver needles.

"Yes, I study clinical medicine. I know my own situation," the girl sighed.

"If you were in an ordinary hospital, amputation would be unavoidable," Chen Yu said. "But you are very lucky to have met me; you won't need to be amputated."

"Are you a doctor? Traditional Chinese Medicine?" The girl's eyes lit up: "Do you have a way to save me?"

"Of course, otherwise I wouldn't say you are lucky," Chen Yu smiled.

The girl had a good personality, and people with good personalities also have good luck. If it were an ordinary person, having been here for five days calling for help with no response, they likely wouldn't have lasted until now.

Yet she not only lasted, but she also waited for Chen Yu.

Chen Yu cleaned her wound, set the bone, and then used Muscle Regeneration Grass to make the damaged muscle tissue in her legs grow back. After a full hour of work, the girl's face finally had a bit of color.

She looked at her legs in disbelief and was stunned for a moment.

She had originally thought that she would have to be amputated this time, but she never expected to meet an Immortal. Not only did he heal her leg, but he could also make the muscles on her leg grow back at a speed visible to the naked eye. Is this person an Immortal?

"Are... are you a human or an Immortal?" The girl looked at Chen Yu in surprise. In her impression, Traditional Chinese Medicine did not have such powerful medical skills.

"Just consider me an Immortal. Stand up and walk a few steps to try," Chen Yu smiled.

The girl nodded. She struggled to stand up, walked back and forth a few steps, and then said with a face full of surprise: "It's healed, my leg is really healed. You are truly amazing."

"Your leg was injured for too long, which damaged your Primordial Qi, so you must rest well after you go back," Chen Yu said. "Otherwise, you will have sequelae when you are older."

"I know, thank you," the girl nodded repeatedly.

"Where are you going? If it's not too far, I'll send you out." Chen Yu glanced at the mountains; he had to say, this girl was really lucky.

There were definitely wild beasts roaming this place at night, and the fact that the girl had lain here for several days without encountering any beasts was truly lucky to the extreme.

However, with her current mental state, it would likely be very difficult for her to walk out on her own.

"I'm heading west. After passing Meng Mountain ahead, I'll leave the area and go to Bao City to take a plane home," the girl said. "My name is Zhou Meng."