Chapter 2613: Regenerating the ck Fog 2


    Editor:Henyee Trantions


    The ck mist that had lingered within the whirlpool suddenly convulsed, being drawn into Gu Chaoyan’s body, rendering her surroundings nk once again.


    Gu Chaoyan found herself enveloped by the swirling ck mist, enduring its presence. Simultaneously, she sensed her cultivation strengthening and breaking through.


    The First Elder stood in astonishment, witnessing this unusual spectacle.


    During their previous visit, the ck fog had been confined to the vortex. The n Leader had voluntarily absorbed it, gradually incorporating the ck mist. However, the current situation was markedly different. The ck fog was now directly assimted. The First Elder grappled with confusion, trying toprehend the unexpected turn of events.


    To safeguard the n Leader and her Guardians from any potential mishaps, the First Elder remained vignt, even within the confines of the Demon n’s ancient city.


    The absorption process extended over several hours. As the ck mist was entirely assimted, Gu Chaoyan’s power surged significantly.


    The First Elder refrained from intervening, patiently awaiting Gu Chaoyan’s awakening. Once she stirred, he inquired, “n Leader, how do you feel?”


    “I have reached the level of Spiritual Unity, primarily due to the ck mist. It appears to be spiritual energy lost by someone, and upon entering my body, it naturally transforms into spiritual energy,” Gu Chaoyan exined, shaking her head in bewilderment.


    Although unaware of the origin of the ck fog, she marveled at its mystical properties.<div>


    The enchanting nature of the phenomenon sparked her curiosity, prompting her to contemte entering the space to observe any alterations.


    The First Elder contemted the situation seriously.


    If this indeed was spiritual energy,


    Then…


    “This should be the spiritual power that you lost, n Leader. The ancient city of the Demon n exists because of you, and the entities in the Mushroom Ancient City naturally belong to you. It’s imusible for another’s spiritual power to descend here unless a mighty god perishes, in which case, at most, a holy mansion would manifest in the ancient city of the Demon n,” exined the First Elder.


    Yet, if this was the Spiritual Energy the n Leader had lost, why was it present here? The situation defied logic.


    Perplexed, Gu Chaoyan was clueless about the unfolding events.


    “Let’s return and contemte what’s happening. It appears to be a fortuitous urrence—a reward for my soul’s rapid integration,” suggested Gu Chaoyan.


    Even in the swiftly cultivating Chaotic Space, achieving the fusion of one’s soul required considerable effort.


    The First Elder nodded in agreement, and together, they departed the forbidden area.


    Upon reaching home, Gu Chaoyan immediately checked the interspace’s situation.


    To herplete surprise, things had taken an unexpected turn.


    What was happening?


    Gu Chaoyan was thoroughly taken aback.


    Contrary to her expectations, the ck fog in the space hadn’t increased. Instead, it seemed to behave like the white fog, densely packed within the confines of the interspace.


    Anticipating that the absorbed ck fog would augment the existing fog in the space, the reality was entirely different.


    Gu Chaoyan found herself baffled.


    Numerous unexined phenomena left her yearning for answers.


    Desiring rification, she sought guidance but found no one to ask. The space offered no responses.<div>


    Thus, the mystery persisted.