Steadily becoming a saint, the immortal officials hired me to tend the horses

Capítulo 1123: Chapter 1114: Trial

A thousand years passed in the blink of an eye.

On this day, Gu An returned to the Wushi Realm alone, traversing the clouds, and appreciating the current state of the Wushi Realm.

A thousand years were enough to change the Wushi Realm’s appearance. The realm continued to expand, and the creatures living here reproduced, naturally bringing daily new changes to the Wushi Realm.

Although the creatures born in the Wushi Realm breaking through could not extend Gu An’s lifespan, they could enhance the realm. The stronger the Wushi Realm, the stronger Gu An became. Every living being here could help him grow stronger.

Gu An never wished to directly create Wushi creatures, and that remains unchanged now.

If he created them, he might hesitate to kill when the masses resisted him in the future.

However, it’s different now; the beings here are akin to guests in the Wushi Realm, and Gu An would not hesitate to punish them if necessary.

Of course, regardless of his cultivation level, no matter their origin, he could punish them, though he kept a shred of humanity, not wanting to become an emotionless saint.

The so-called heartless saints seem fair, but in reality, saints focus solely on their interests, viewing living beings as disposable pawns.

Heartless saints aren’t necessarily evil; Gu An, having walked from the mortal world, already had a human position, which he rather enjoyed and did not intend to abandon.

Gu An looked down, seeing two people engaging in combat among the mountains, their figures like fleeting swans, with powerful Daoist techniques shaking mountains and earth, making the woods sway along.

Both of them had cultivation levels at the Daoist Collection Freedom Immortal Realm. Such a cultivation level wasn’t very strong, yet their displayed divine skills exceeded their current realm. Googlᴇ search novel⦿fire.net

Gu An’s cultivation far surpassed a Taoist Master, and the creation of the Wushi Realm naturally exceeded that of Chaos, thus practicing here resulted in faster cultivation speed and better results than outside.

One of them was a heritage disciple of the No Beginning Main Lineage, with a lineage traceable to Celestial Cyan.

Since the end of the saint war, the second generation disciples started retreating in seclusion. Although the internal strife back then was curbed, it deeply affected them. They discovered that they couldn’t control Wushi and might even be threatened by the younger disciples, which was unbearable.

Gu An appreciated the juniors’ performances; these two were sparring amicably, despite going all out, they harbored no killing intent. Such scenes were not rare in the Wushi Realm.

At some point, becoming a saint had already become the ultimate goal for Wushi creatures, even for those just stepping into cultivation, this was a priority goal, which was also planned by An Xin; she wove the pursuit of saintly ideals into generations of disciples’ hearts.

After watching for a while, Gu An continued flying forward.

He flew not too fast, personally enjoying the scenery along the way.

After half a day, he finally arrived at An Xin’s dojo.

As the lord of the Wushi Realm, An Xin held the greatest power. Ever since she established the dojo, Gu An had biased the creation of heaven and earth towards her dojo, making it the place with the densest Dao intent in the Wushi Realm. This also rapidly advanced her cultivation, pulling away from other second-generation disciples.

She already existed at the Perfected Daoist Great Luo Immortal Realm.

Even in the Celestial Court, she was first-class, capable of standing shoulder to shoulder with many Supreme Immortals.

Gu An walked through the gates and stepped into the hall, deliberately making footsteps to awaken An Xin.

Upon opening her eyes and seeing Gu An, An Xin got up quickly to greet.

Gu An walked up to her and smilingly asked, “What’s been bothering you lately? The power of the Absolute Void Eye frequently sweeps across the heavens.”

The Absolute Void Eye was An Xin’s trump card; besides Gu An, no one else knew. When she used it to observe the Heavenly Dao and Chaos, only saints could detect it.

The Celestial Emperor, Hongqian Ancestor, and the Great Profound Yin Dominator were aware of her relationship with Gu An, naturally turning a blind eye, though they were filled with doubts inside.

Being a True Disciple of the patriarch is truly remarkable, allowing her to act with impunity.

Occasionally, An Xin’s eyes would glance at them.

Hearing this, An Xin wore an awkward expression and said, “During recent cultivation, my mind’s been restless. I worry that the Heavenly Dao might encounter calamity again, which is why I often monitor it.”

Gu An asked, “If there really emerges a calamity threatening the Heavenly Dao, what can you do?”

An Xin immediately brightened up, saying, “Master, my Absolute Void Eye has reached a new level; I can perform virtual-real conversion, even reverse creation. I can revive dispersed souls temporarily, allowing me to feel more of the Great Dao…”

Speaking of the progress with the Absolute Void Eye, she was exuberant, her excitement unrestrained.

The Absolute Void Eye was her secret, one she could only reveal to her master, sharing her excitement solely with him.

Gu An listened patiently, understanding An Xin’s feelings, for he was equally thrilled when he mastered the Absolute Void Eye, believing these eyes could do anything.

Once An Xin finished, Gu An said, “Indeed, the Absolute Void Eye easily discerns changes in the Great Dao. The myriad variables among heaven and earth relate to the previous saint invasion, a situation that will persist long. Being preoccupied with this will affect your cultivation.”

“I see, no wonder I sensed nothing unusual, yet that feeling remained,” An Xin contemplated.

“Perhaps you should take a break,” Gu An suggested with a smile.

An Xin sighed, “Master, my Dao Heart is not as steady as yours. I can’t be at ease without doing anything; stopping makes me uneasy, fearing I’m falling behind.”

She is currently being chased by second-generation disciples, bearing the entire Wushi Realm, and various pressures compel her to grow stronger, difficult to satisfy.

“If that’s the case, I’ll assign you a task, make sure it’s done well, alright?” Gu An adopted a serious tone.

Upon hearing this, An Xin became solemn, nodding and awaiting her master’s tasks.

“True Yuan Ancestor intends to open a dojo in the Chaos Domain beyond the Heavenly Dao. As a Lingxiao Daoist, his actions are closely watched. He has invited all Daoist lineages for a discourse, so leading a group of Wushi disciples there would be your task.”

“True Yuan Ancestor? He indeed loves discussing Dao.”

Hearing this, An Xin felt some sentiment. Her impression of True Yuan Ancestor was favorable; he possessed profound, unpredictable Dao practices, staying out of disputes, a true cultivator who could lecture mortal spirits, a rare, highly regarded Immortal Dao Great Power within the Heavenly Dao.

Gu An reminded, “This time is different; he’ll encounter trouble, and in such an event, act as you wish. I won’t set any results for now, consider it cultivation, and at critical moments, question your own heart.”

Upon hearing this, An Xin frowned.

If True Yuan Ancestor were to face difficulties, it certainly wouldn’t be simple. Yet, having experienced the saint calamity, she wouldn’t be as tense facing enemies below the saint level.

She then wondered if True Yuan Ancestor had some connection with her master?