Eternal Cultivation of Alchemy

"The treasures I have belongs to the Godkiller?"

Alex fell in awe at the thought that he had something belonging to a man that scared every single person in existence.

"Belongs… isn't the right word," Senior Yang added. "You simply own something that he made. It didn't belong to him as he never had any use for whatever treasure it is that you have."

"Oh, so he only made them and never used them?" Alex asked.

"That's correct."

Alex felt his excitement lower a bit. "Still, to have something that was made by the Godkiller, I should still consider myself lucky."

"Not really," Senior Yang said once again. "You do realize his title is the Sage of Ten Thousand Treasures, right? So he has had a lot of treasures."

"Ten thousand…" Alex thought. "Maybe I shouldn't be so excited by just getting one of the ten thousand."

"And that number isn't even correct," senior Yang said. "From what I've read of the history, the Godkiller gained the title of the Sage of Ten Thousand Treasures long before he even started making artifacts. In fact, the treasures he owned or made number in the hundreds of thousands if not millions."

Alex gave an awkward smile. It appeared that he had put a bit too much importance on the treasures he had when in the end, the Godkiller probably hadn't even thought much when making them.

"Was the Sage of Ten Thousand Treasures also the Artifact God?" Alex asked. "Or did he never try to become one?"

"He became the Godkiller long before he even had a chance to fight for the opportunity to become an Artifact God. It is unsure if he would've become one if he tried to, but we will never know now. I believe he could have been based on the evidence we have, but who knows."

"There have been many Artifact gods since then, and thus it is unclear just how good the Artifact God during the Godkiller's era was."

There wasn't much Alex needed to hear after that much, so he moved on with his topic, talking about various other matters that he wanted more information on.

One of the many other things Alex had been very curious about was the many realms that existed in the world.

He had learned long in the past that there were 33 Immortal realms and many other weaker realms which Godslayer believed to be around 70.

He wanted to learn more about them, and what names they had. More importantly, he wanted to know the name of the world he lived in.

After hearing about the different Immortal realms like the Land of the Blessed Sun and Sky God's Palace, Alex wanted to hear the name of the realm he lived in.

"There is no name for this world," the snake answered from the side.

"No name?" Alex asked. "There has to be a name certainly. How else would you know what you are talking about?"

"There were a total of 18 spirit realms that were won over by the Human army after the war. 6 of them were large, 12 of them small."

"Your realm is of average size among the 6 large ones. So, your realm is simply referred to as the 3rd Major Spirit realm."

Alex looked at the snake with an expression of disbelief. "That's it?" he asked. "3rd Major Spirit world? There is no actual name?"

"There was a name previously, or we believe there was. But too much was lost to the war, and we could not recover all the names."

"The humans had also won the spirit realms from the demons, and they decided to not name them afterward. So, they are referred through numbers instead."

Senior Yang nodded. "The humans did not care enough about the spirit realm they won in war except as a place where they could send their growing population to thrive."

Alex couldn't help but feel a little irritated at the fact that his world didn't have a proper name.

They talked throughout the night before it was time for them to go to the Eastern Continent.

Early morning, Alex and Hao Ya teleported to the Eastern Continent, arriving right before the Dragon Palace.

Immediately, Alex met up with Hannah and Long Huan, explaining to them what he was doing there. After learning that he was there to test the formations before they could be officially opened up, they gave them full permission.

Hao Ya spent some time around the formation, checking on whatever it was that she needed to check on. That reminded Alex that he needed to learn about these formations and how to fix them if something broke by some chance.

Hannah had been doing great as the Empress of the continent. She had more than gotten used to what it was that she needed to do, the same for Long Huan.

"Sister, the senior wants to speak with you," Alex said. "If you have the time, you should come speak to him with me."

"With me?" Hannah was a little taken aback, but she didn't refuse. "Can my husband come?"

"Sure," Alex said. "I don't see why he can't come. But I don't think his guards can come though. I mean, they can come, but they won't get to meet the senior without his permission."

"Okay," Hannah said. "I can get there."

Alex nodded. "By the way, how is your training going? Have you learned any Dao?" he asked.

"I'm getting close to learning some Fire dao. I can feel it. I just need a little more time, and maybe a little more help, then I will be able to do it."

Alex thought for a moment and nodded. "I think I have the perfect spot for you to do that," he said.

A day later, the teleportation formation was ready to take Hannah and Long Huan back to the Central continent along with Alex and Hao Ya.

Liz did not go with them this time around, deciding to return to the Southern Continent directly instead.

After Alex took his Aunt over to the Voidgate, he returned and teleported into the Central Continent.

They went to the mansion immediately, and as expected, only Hannah and Long Huan were allowed to meet with the senior.

The guards weren't forced to remain outside the mansion, but they also couldn't go to the backyard where the senior stayed.

Hannah finally met the man she had heard so much about and was surprised to see him be nothing more than a human.

Similarly, senior Yang was more than excited to meet with the person who had the Nine Celestial Revolution body.

They talked for some time, discussing how it was Hannah who would have to take him to the Immortal realm.

Hannah had her gripes with this idea, afraid that she couldn't take so many people at once. But listening to the senior say that she would be more than capable of doing so, she decided to trust him.

After talking for some time, it was time for them to decide what was next.

Alex suggested that they test the formation for the Northern Continent next and asked Hannah to join him on the journey there.

Hannah agreed, so along with Long Huan and the guards, she went over the Northern Continent next.