Chapter 49: Forbidden land, Dragons’ Grave

Right as Coril finished speaking, no one was able to answer Coril’s question, as all of them knew the answer to Coril’s question.

However, Damien was the only exception.

After a moment of silence, seemingly to be unable to accept or come to terms with what Coril had just said, Damien shouted out angrily, “That’s… that’s the mindset of a loser!”

“Didn’t you always say that cultivators have to possess the courage to be able to look forward and tackle their difficulties head on?!”

“So, what the hell are you…”

Right before Damien had finished speaking, Coril suddenly cut him off.

With a calm yet indifferent look on his face, Coril said calmly while looking straight into Damien’s eyes, “That’s why, I will be volunteering to participate in going to the forbidden land, Dragons’ Grave.”

“In exchange for me volunteering to participate, the main sect will give me 3 outer-disciple slots.”

“I hope that, with these 3 outer-disciple slots, at least 3 of our Lisandris Family’s family members will be able to have a chance to spread their wings and soar.”

“Instead of being stuck in this forsaken place and waste their lives like I did.”

Dragons’ Grave, a forbidden land that was located at the middle of the North Continent and the middle of the South Continent.

The Dragons’ Grave was one of the main reasons as to why there were no nascent soul realm cultivators within the north, south, east, and west continent.

No one truly knew what caused the Dragons’ Grave to appear within the lower realm, but not long after the Dragons’ Grave appeared within the middle of the North Continent, and the middle of the South Continent, everyone soon learned that the Dragons’ Grave was actually an inheritance domain that was created by an immortal realm being right before they died.

However, because of how extremely difficult the tests that one had to pass in order to obtain the immortal realm being’s inheritance were, up till now, no one had managed to pass the tests that were within the Dragons’ Grave and obtained the immortal realm being’s inheritance.

And in truth, no one within the lower realm felt that anyone who belonged to the lower realm was going to be able to pass the tests that were within the Dragons’ Grave and obtain the immortal realm being’s inheritance.

After all, everyone within the lower realm was aware that their realm wasn’t the only realm that the Dragons’ Grave had appeared in.

Within the middle realm, and the Celestial Realm, the Dragons’ Grave could be found in those two realms too.

And in truth, the Dragons’ Grave that could be found throughout the lower realm, middle realm, and the Celestial Realm, were merely a small extension of the main Dragons’ Grave.

Only by reaching the middle of a Dragons’ Grave, then would one be able to arrive at a portal that will lead to the main Dragons’ Grave, where the immortal realm being’s inheritance can be obtained by passing the tests that had been set up by the immortal realm being.

Fortunately, only cultivators who were golden core realm or lower could enter into the Dragons’ Grave and participate in the tests, and everyone who participated within the tests will have their cultivation changed into level 1 of energy refining realm, which makes it fair for everyone.

Of course, although it seems fair at first sight, but in the end, was it really fair?

After all, how could a golden core cultivator who was from the lower realm be able to compare to a golden core realm cultivator who was from the Celestial Realm?

And even more, even if a golden core cultivator was forced to become a level 1 energy refining cultivator, does it mean that an energy refining cultivator would be able to go toe to toe with the golden core cultivator?

Most of the time, the answer was evidently going to be a no.

So, if cultivators from the lower realm knew that they weren’t going to be able to pass the tests that were within the Dragons’ Grave, why would some cultivators still choose to participate in entering into the Dragons’ Grave.

The answer was that, so that they could obtain cultivational resources or favors.

For example, in Coril’s case, by participating in going to the Dragons’ Grave, he will be able to obtain 3 outer-disciple slots for his family members, whereby 3 members from the Lisandris Family would be able to travel toward the Middle-Left Continent and join the main sect as an outer-disciple.

Right upon hearing what Coril said, everyone could be seen to have a shock look on their face, and Henry could be seen immediately standing up and trying to persuade Coril in changing his mind, “Father! Why would you volunteer to do such a thing?! Father, please, think it over! You still have such a long road ahead of you! Why risk your life for these mere outer-disciple slots?! Can’t you just…”

Faced with Henry’s persuasion, Coril looked over to Henry, then cut him off, “Henry, I have already made up my mind. And in any case, I have already let the sect’s main elder help me to inform the main sect about my decision to volunteer, thus, it’s already too late to change my decision even if I want to.”

And upon speaking up to here, Coril took one final glance over everyone, then stood up and opened his mouth to speak, “Before I finally leave for the Dragons’ Grave, I will be spending my remaining time in the Lisandris Family’s manor.”

“And while I’m here, feel free to bring over family members, no matter if they are daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, or married-in sons-in-law who possess decent aptitudes to my house. I won’t mind spending time in giving them some pointers.”

Upon speaking up to here, Coril began walking toward the door, evidently intending to leave, however, right before taking a step out of the door, Coril turned around and said toward Damien, “That’s right. Damien. One of the slots will be for you. So you best start preparing.”

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