A Farmer's Journey To Immortality-Chapter 497: Spirit Qi Bifecta Elixir

Enchanted Everwood Farm.

Aksai appeared inside the enchanted space out of thin air, like a ghost.

His breath was heavy. His clothes were torn. His skin was covered in dried blood and dirt. Behind him, the giant, lifeless body of the Verdant Elder floated quietly.

Aksai let go and the demon beast's body was dropped to the ground with a suppressed thud sound. Despite various injuries, one could see that the Verdant Elder's body was quite well preserved.

It looked like he was not really dead but sleeping.

Haaaah... Finally in the clear.

Aksai let out a breath of relief. Staying in the Eternal Beast Dynasty for too long was dangerous—especially during the night. The Verdant Elder or other 2nd Order demon beasts were the least of Aksai's worries.

The untamed forest was home to even stronger entities.

Aksai had relied on the Druid Blessing: Night Wind to step into the Eternal Beast Dynasty. And it worked perfectly well when he silently intruded deeper into the untamed woods.

However, the druid blessings had their limits. He knew that this ability of his wouldn't work well against other veteran 3rd Order demon beasts.

And what would happen if Aksai were to meet a demon beast beyond the 3rd Order Spirit Realm?

Aksai didn't want to imagine the consequences.

As such, a sense of relief washed over him when he successfully completed the hunt and returned to Everwood Farm with the Verdant Elder's fresh and almost intact corpse.

The outside world faded, and the calm stillness of the enchanted space took over. The twilight ambiance of the farm had a calming effect on one's mind. The scent of herbs growing in the nearby gardens filled the air.

But Aksai didn't take in any of it.

He took a few shaky steps toward his farmhouse and collapsed in front of the porch without another word. His body hit the ground with a dull thud.

His chest rose and fell slowly, each breath more labored than the last. He couldn't move. Not because he didn't want to—but because he had nothing left to give.

In the next second, a soft glow flickered in the air beside him. Yelia appeared out of thin air, her form solidifying gently like mist turning into morning dew. She looked down at him with quiet concern.

Without hesitation, she lowered herself and let Aksai's head rest on her lap. Her hand brushed his sweat-matted hair away from his forehead. Her other hand lifted, and with a spark of her will, a small vial of golden-blue liquid appeared in her palm.

The potion shimmered with life. Inside it, Spirit essence and Silver Qi danced together in harmony, swirling like twin rivers.

This was no ordinary potion. This was the Spirit Qi Bifecta Elixir—Aksai's greatest healing mixture yet. It was something he had crafted after combining the alchemy knowledge of both Dadangar and Sharang.

Of course, the potion was made in the newly erected alchemy lab located within the isolated space of the Enchanted Everwood Farm. One could call it a farm-fresh, homegrown potion.

Yelia gave a small nod, and the cork popped free without her even touching it. She gently raised the vial to his lips and tilted it.

The potion trickled down Aksai's throat. Within seconds, something changed.

A soft hum ran through his body as the potion went to work. The cuts and bruises that covered his arms began to fade—the angry red lines turned pink, then vanished.

The swollen bruises on his limbs flattened and lightened. Torn muscle fibers knitted back together. Bones cracked back into place.

Inside him, his Spirit essence surged. His once-empty reserves filled quickly—more than halfway full within seconds. The flow then slowed but continued steadily, helping him recover his inner energy.

Then came the Silver Qi.

Aksai's muscles twitched. His skin shivered. It was a strange, pleasant sensation—like dozens of tiny snakes had slithered into his veins and were now moving around, stretching his body gently from the inside.

His muscles flexed and relaxed on their own. His veins pulsed with new life. His body cultivation foundation had started responding to the potion. It was as if he had just eaten one of the most satisfying meals of the year.

One had to say that the potion had turned out to be truly miraculous—so much so that it was difficult to label it as a 2nd Order potion, even though technically, it was one.

The reason it could be called miraculous was because by fixing two out of the three paths of power, it also helped repair the third by default.

After all, the Mind, Body, and Spirit were known as the trifecta. If one managed to fix the Spirit and Body, the Mind would heal on its own because of the interconnectedness of the three paths.

Thus, Aksai also felt that his mind had been refreshed, as if he had just taken one of the best naps in months. All the Aether essence he had used earlier had been replenished, and his Soul Space was steady as ever, calming his soul.

Of course, Aksai had plans to refine the Spirit Qi Bifecta Elixir even further and eventually make it capable of affecting his Aether essence reserves directly as well. Such a potion could practically mean having a second lifeline in times of emergencies.

However, his knowledge of the Aether path was limited, and he didn't have a solid foundation in Aether cultivation either. As such, this plan had to be placed on the back burner for now.

But it wouldn't be long before that changed. After all, he would soon be able to cultivate an Aether Beast, which would allow him to make rapid and solid progress in the Aether cultivation path with minimal effort.

With all three paths of power in sync, Aksai could unlock far greater possibilities for himself in the future—possibilities that no one in Dadangar could even dream of imagining.

Lately, even Aksai wasn't sure how much progress his clone in Acarnis had made over the past few months. And he didn't dare explore that world himself without a strong Aether cultivation to back him.

After all, in that world, he could easily be identified and eliminated as an otherworlder.

But all of that would change once he had his own Aether Beast.