Reigning Supreme in countless worlds With Beast taming-Chapter 50 - The Disaster of the Pond Fish

Chapter 50: Chapter 50 The Disaster of the Pond Fish

After Qin Feng had boarded the towering ship, even though he had long known this vessel was incredibly large, the sight in front of him still left him somewhat astounded.

The ship spanned about three hundred yards in length and sixty yards in width, featuring five levels of space. Apart from a large hall on the topmost layer, the remaining floors were densely packed with numerous rooms.

At that moment, the deck was crowded with hundreds of young men and women, many of whom leaned against the railings, chatting and laughing as they looked down at the crowd below.

These youngsters, like Qin Feng, had been selected from various counties and were about to join the Beast Taming Sect as disciples.

While Qin Feng was still looking around, a young man dressed in the Beast Taming Sect’s disciple attire called out to him. After asking his name, the young man registered it in a booklet, then handed him a small wooden plaque inscribed with the characters for “Bing, One Hundred and Twenty-Eight.”

“This is your room token. Follow up to the second floor on your own, and for the next few days, you can focus on cultivating there. If you feel stifled, you can also come up to the deck for some air.”

The young disciple casually instructed him and then waved him off, shifting his attention to another young man following behind Qin Feng.

Qin Feng paused for a moment, waiting until Qin Xi came up and also received her room number, only to find they were on the same floor, albeit one on the left and one on the right.

As he accompanied Qin Xi to the right to help her find her room, he realized this side was entirely occupied by female disciples.

Clearly, male disciples did not usually come to this side, which caused the dozens of young girls to all turn their gaze towards Qin Feng with pairs of curious eyes that made him feel quite uncomfortable.

After helping Qin Xi find her room and agreeing to meet later to go to the deck, he quickly hurried away.

Soon, he found his own room on the other side.

Upon opening the door and glancing around, he noticed the furnishings were exceptionally simple, lacking even a bed.

This tower ship was not originally built for these yet-to-be initiated disciples, but rather used when sect disciples mobilized en masse. It was only temporarily repurposed to acclimate them.

The sect had clearly not considered the feelings of these new disciples when constructing the tower ship, hence the room was simple: just two cushions and a low table, with nothing else.

In fact, disciples in the Qi Refinement Realm could already replace sleep with meditation, though many newly initiated small cultivators were still not quite accustomed to it.

Qin Feng had all his belongings in a storage bag, so there was nothing much to unpack. He just looked around and then turned to go out, meeting up with Qin Xi, who was waiting nearby. Together, they descended the stairs to the deck to bid farewell to the old family master.

They didn’t have much to say, as all necessary conversations had been held over the past few days. Instead, the old family master transmitted a few more words of caution, advising them to diligently practice their cultivation at the sect and avoid causing trouble or unnecessarily provoking disciples with influential backgrounds to avoid attracting misfortune.

Although these were often-repeated phrases, they listened with utmost seriousness.

The old family master may have had a somewhat reckless lifestyle, but apart from regularly using spirit stones to care for the unfortunate women at Baihua Pavilion, he had no other vices and took good care of his family’s younger generation.

This was evident from his tireless repeated reminders of these trivial matters to Qin Feng and Qin Xi.

Soon, dozens of youths from Tieling County had all boarded the ship, and Fang Zheng, who had checked their identities, also leapt onto the deck.

With his arrival, many of the young men and women on the deck felt somewhat ill at ease, likely all having been scrutinized by his Evil Suppressing Dharma Eye previously.

These new disciples had low cultivation, so it was normal for them to feel a bit intimidated.

However, Fang Zheng handled the situation well and did not leave any lasting shadows in these young minds, as that would have been extremely detrimental to their future cultivation.

Thus, the group of youngsters quickly returned to normal. Although they subconsciously spoke in lower voices, they were not overly fearful of Fang Zheng. Instead, many of them were curiously looking at the fierce tiger beside him.

Among these youngsters, several came from families no less prestigious than Zhao Family of Tieling. Their elders had told them about Fang Zheng’s prowess when they were boarding the tower ship and also mentioned his lifebound spiritual beast contained Bi’an bloodline, warning their descendants not to provoke Fang Zheng.

Over the course of several days aboard the tower ship, one of the noble heirs spread this information, making many envious of Fang Zheng’s lifebound spiritual beast.

Bi’an is considered a Dragon Son, possessing extremely pure Dragon Clan bloodline, regarded as a type of divine beast.

With Fang Zheng’s lifebound spiritual beast harboring divine beast bloodline, his future prospects appeared exceedingly bright.

Even if the tiger’s bloodline was not pure, it might still ascend in bloodline purity, evolving into a true Dragon Son Bi’an.

These youngsters felt envious, desiring such a majestic and potentially limitless lifebound spiritual beast for themselves.

Unfortunately, spiritual beasts with divine beast bloodline were exceedingly rare, and even if found, with their current strength, they might not be able to subdue such spiritual beasts.

Although Yan Zhongli had stated he wouldn’t stay here long, he wasn’t indifferent, intentionally waiting a short while longer after all the Tieling County’s youngsters had boarded. He allowed some of them to say farewell to their family elders.

After all, it might be a short while before they saw each other again, or perhaps, they might never meet again.

The cultivation world was never safe, with various crises lurking, potentially leading to sudden perilous situations that could cost them their lives.

Shortly afterward, Yan Zhongli bid farewell to Qian Jiang and others, leapt onto the tower ship, and commanded to set sail.

The fierce green Jiao Dragon, covered in scale armor, roared softly. With a gentle press of its claws on the ground, its body soared into the air, pulling the entire tower ship into the sky.

Qin Feng and Qin Xi waved towards the old family master, watching until the Jiao Dragon carrying the tower ship vanished into the clouds and the old family master’s figure disappeared from view. They then lowered their hands with a hint of melancholy.

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“From now on, I am truly stepping into the cultivation world,”

Qin Feng murmured to himself.

If he had stayed with his family, under the protection of his father and family in a remote small city like Kun City, he would likely not encounter any great danger.

But he was not content with mediocrity, harboring a heart aspiring for longevity. The moment he stepped out of his home, he was prepared to face the harshest aspects of the cultivation world.

Indeed, having previously been ambushed by three loose cultivators at the market had given him a glimpse of the dark side of the cultivation world. But since that was merely a skirmish among lower-level small cultivators and he hadn’t suffered much, instead gaining some advantage by killing them, he hadn’t taken it too seriously.

He felt that given his modest cultivation, facing a major crisis would likely be far in the future, as with his current Dao cultivation, realistically speaking, he shouldn’t even be able to encounter powerful cultivators.

However, he had forgotten one phrase, called the disaster of the pond fish.