Is That A Wisp?

Chapter 1410 Blood Pill

　　”This… bastard…!” Sterlena gritted her teeth upon hearing the old man retelling in great detail the people he had slaughtered. And this was where they learned about the most popular term in the Mong Realm.

Blood Pill!

A Blood Pill was something created by refining a cultivator using a mysterious godly ability. As for the details regarding this godly ability, the people weren’t aware. Only the Gods were aware of the details. 

And these Gods had created countless artifacts that a cultivator only needed to activate. In turn, it would absorb the Godly Energy, meridians, and even the soul of the opponent. With the way it was created, this artifact was only useable on cultivators apart from those in the Mong Realm.

When used, it would condense the targets into tiny crimson pills. When ingested, these crimson pills rapidly raised the cultivator’s cultivation on all three cultivation paths. And best of all, there were no problems associated with raising cultivation this way. 

Things such as wars and the likes were pretty rare. This only happened in cases the experts from the Mong Realm chanced upon discrete Sub-Realms in the various realms they invaded. 

In such Sub-Realms, there was no need for them to be discreet. Hence, they were warred upon. Such battles also served to provide valuable experience to the Mong Realm cultivators. After all, once their enemies were killed, using the artifact, they could create a lot of Blood Pills. 

And just like a God Stone, there were nine ranks to Blood Pills. Since Godly Energy was too faint in the Mong Realm, the production of God Stones had stopped ages ago. And currently, Blood Pills were the current and the norm in usage. 

As to how there was such a vast supply of Blood Pills, Krune extracted it from the old man’s mind, understanding that the Mong Realm directly invaded a lot of realms, waging war there. 

That was because the other side had become aware of their means. So, as being discrete was no longer a viable option, they waged open wars. 

But until recent times, the Kun Realm was pretty defenseless. So, every time the Primal Gods and Gods of the Mong Realm made a trip there, they captured countless cultivators and immortals. Using Mental Energy, they placed the captured cultivators and immortals in a state of sleep. 

After returning to the Mong Realm, they were turned into Blood Pills. It might not seem like it, but the process actually had a decent efficiency, allowing the Mong Realm immortals and cultivators to sustain their cultivation needs this way. 

Moreover, there were plenty of experts among them while their population was booming, probably the most populated realm out of all. Due to that, there was never a deficiency of people to participate in their wars. 

Moreover, unlike the Kun Realm, where information related to each continent was held within the respective continent, everything in the Mong Realm was globalized. 

This meant that even a Godly Fusion Realm mortal was capable of accessing information on the level of Primal Gods. This allowed them to be prepared for everything, not to mention have an active understanding of their realm’s state of affairs. 

Thanks to this, the people were pretty pro about everything the Mong Realm was doing. Rather, it had reached such a state that they considered everyone beyond Mong Realm as plants that had to be harvested. 

The old man’s blatant disregard for any life beyond the Mong Realm was pretty common among the populace. This was why Krune and the group became angrier the greater they heard the old man talk. 

Slowly, they left the place, using their Mental Energy scans to probe through the minds of the people living there, obtaining the necessary information. 

”Blood Pills are the currency here,” Krune spoke after a while. “And it seems we need to travel past hundreds of continents and dozens of supercontinents. That’s too dangerous and time-consuming to travel by flight. We’ll never make it at this rate.” 

”We’ll use their teleportation services,” Krune said. “That way, we’ll save a lot of time.”

”But, what about the money?” Sterlena frowned in response. “We’ll be needing a lot of Blood Pills to travel that far.” 

”Isn’t this a location with weak cultivators?” Krune smirked as he said, “We’ll steal one percent of everyone’s wealth here and every nearby city. With that, we’ll amass a sizeable fortune. And if it’s depleted, we’ll only have to repeat the same. There are a lot of low-level cities in the Mong Realm without anyone strong enough to face us.” 

Gegrafikan and Sterlena were currently at the God Trial Realm. But, their strength allowed them to easily face Elementary Gods. As for Krune, he stabilized himself at the First Stage of the Elementary God Realm. 

This meant that anyone below the Primal God Realm was no longer their opponent. After all, the three of them had cultivated to the peak of all three paths for their respective cultivation base. 

So, the Mong Realm immortals didn’t have any advantage over them. Even in the Mountain Sect, with cultivators cultivating all three paths, Krune, Sterlena, and Gegrafikan were a cut above the rest. 

There was also Zamura, Feifei, Hazak, and a few others of a similar level. But each of them could be counted as a legendary genius with a shot at becoming a powerful God. 

And, even in the Mong Realm, whose experts were touted to be stronger than their peers from other realms, the trio were confident in their strength. 

”This time, we’ll make them eat the same despair they’ve been feeding the Kun Realm all along.” Krune smiled, condensing a rectangular piece of food in his hands that he turned into powder, dispersing it into the air. 

And strangely, everyone in the city inhaled it. However, nothing happened beyond that as Krune hadn’t activated it yet. 

Zombie Food, Hunger Wave!

”In the opportune time, I’ll activate it for everyone at the same time,” Krune proclaimed, proceeding about as he used his Mental Energy scan to steal the Blood Pills of everyone, casually bypassing through the protection formations laid down at the place. 

’You’ve made a mistake, Mong Realm,’ Sterlena thought, gazing at Krune’s actions. ‘You should’ve ensured we remained dead back then. But now, that carelessness would come back to bite you.’