Applied Immortality – Chapter 76, Waveform Essence
Translator: Tamon Wang Qi crouched, inspecting the rock he reduced to pebbles with a casual slap.
Translator: Tamon Wang Qi crouched, inspecting the rock he reduced to pebbles with a casual slap.
Translator: Tamon Wang Qi’s voice was low on this early summer night. “Like Su Junyu said, I know joy but don’t know my own joy.”
Translator: Tamon Su Junyu did not pursue Wang Qi for an answer to his question, only telling the four to get some much-needed rest.
Translator: Tamon “Resolve of Dao is by no means easy, nor is it joyful. So you tell me, where is the joy in seeking Dao?”
Translator: Tamon “Resolve is uncertain even to an Unfettered.” All but Wang Qi gasped in shock, but even he was affected. In Earth’s history, Lagrange deserted math in his later years due to his obsession with theology. Yet, due to some yet unknown connection between the two worlds, Divine Province’s Unfettered Lagrange’s resolve broke as well.
Translator: Tamon Su Junyu said, “As for you, your resolve is lacking.” Wu Shiqin wasn’t good with words, glaring at Su Junyu in demand of an explanation. He said, “I’ll be honest here. The cultivation method affects the mind, but so does the mind affect it. Bring out Celestial Hymn Odyssey’s spiritual power, and you’ll see.” Wu Shiqin extended her left hand, and a blue current crackled in her palm.
Translator: Tamon Done with showing off, Wang Qi toned it down, only a little. They were in a trial area, and flexing one’s spiritual power here had the knack of drawing unwanted attention from demons. Wu Fan stayed next door to Wang Qi, but even he didn’t think his neighbor was so incredible. He looked from Wang Qi to the marks on the ground and muttered, “Brother Wang, you’re really…”
Translator: Tamon “Holy crap! You’re saying, After the Immortal Alliance was set up, animals can’t become demons without permission?” Wang Qi’s mind went in another direction at Su Junyu’s words, “Is the Immortal Alliance planning to cull all bad elements?” “Demon Bull? Snake God?” Su Junyu asked curiously, “Are those famous demons?” (Tamon: bad elements is a Chinese idiom, but Su Junyu hears its literal characters and not its implied meaning.)