Chapter 283.
Chapter 283 – Diligently Clearing the Land
“If it’s just log cabins, I know some.”
Two more disciples volunteered to help.
“That would be a relief to my immediate needs,” Xu Chuniang smiled faintly, “You guys wait here for me for a moment.”
After saying that, she left with her imperial weapon.
After Xu Chuniang left, the few disciples didn’t dare to walk around freely, only surveying their surroundings with their eyes.
A disciple at the fifth level of Qi cultivation took a deep breath, a look of excitement on his face.
“The spiritual qi here is very abundant, it’s truly worthy of being an inner sect. Cultivating here will definitely be much faster.”
The moment these words came out, several others revealed a look of recognition.
Although they needed to fulfill their daily commissions, it wasn’t as if they were completely unable to cultivate.
“It’s a good thing that cultivators in the late Qi Practicing stage don’t look at this commission, otherwise this task wouldn’t have fallen on my head at all.”
“Yeah, compared to other commissions, this is already considered pretty good.”
A few people exchanged a few sentences and hastily shut their mouths when they saw Xu Chuniang’s figure appear far away in the sky.
Xu Chuniang landed on top of the clearing, took out large handfuls of wood from her storage ring, and called the two previous disciples over.
“How long will it take to build nine cabins?”
“If I were to do it alone, it would only take one hour to build one, nine hours in total.”
“I’m slower and it takes two hours to build one.”
“Me too.”
Xu Chuniang nodded slightly, at this speed, all the wooden houses would be built within a day.
“The three of you will be the first to do it, and you can find me again if there is anything missing.”
The three disciples received the order and began to get busy.
Seeing that they took the wood on the ground, in a couple of clicks they cut them into boards as thin as a finger, and after reinforcing them with a slight forging of spiritual qi, they put them aside.
Xu Chuniang sensed from the side and realized that when they were forging, they were using the same kind of technique, only that there was a difference in the proficiency of the technique.
After treating all the wood into boards of the right size and uniform thickness, they began to quench the foundation with their spiritual qi.
As for the other six disciples, after staying idle for a while, some of them took the initiative to walk towards the spiritual field and began to take care of it with their jutsu.
Everything appeared to be in order.
After watching for a while, Xu Chuniang withdrew her gaze and took out from her storage ring the various low-grade formations that she had refined when practicing previously, and set them up one by one.
After all this was done, it was getting dark. Next to the spirit field, there were already nine small wooden huts rising from the ground.
According to this speed, in another hour, all the huts would be built.
Looking at the three disciples who were tired but still continuing, Xu Chuniang thought for a moment, took out some spirit stones and distributed them.
“This is the reward for you, rest for a while before continuing, the three of you can start doing commissions from the day after tomorrow.”
The three disciples were all flattered, but they did not stop after receiving the spirit stones, they were only a little short of the last point, they wanted to finish things first.
Xu Chuniang didn’t say any more and walked near the only second level spirit field, pondering for a moment before taking out the seeds of the Apricot Ruiflower.
The growth of the Evening Primrose would be affected by sunlight and moonlight, but there was no sun or moon in the small world, so it was unknown if the Evening Primrose could adapt.
As for the Rohan Leaf, it would take three years to mature, she was shy at this time and was in dire need of spirit stones, so she naturally chose the Apricot Ruhua, which had a shorter growth cycle.
Another advantage of the Apricot Ruohua was that it didn’t need to spend too much time tending to it during its pre-growth period.
Only when it was approaching its flowering period did it need to be carefully cared for.
After making up her mind, Xu Chuniang started sowing the seeds.
The seeds of the apricot like flowers were evenly scattered in the spiritual field, and with them came the Spiritual Rain Technique, moisturizing the entire spiritual field. The Apricot Ruohua was an extremely easy to survive kind amongst the second grade spirit plants.
However, the spiritual qi contained in the low-grade Spiritual Rain Technique was too little, and one could only rely on multiple spells to take care of all the spiritual plants, which was very inefficient.
Xu Chuniang frowned slightly, tomorrow it was time to make a trip to the Transmission Pavilion to look for a higher level technique to replace the Spiritual Rain Technique.
The next day, she went to the Gong Transmission Pavilion early in the morning to look for a relevant technique.
Soon, a spell called Rain Transformation Decree caught her attention.
The Rain Transformation Decree was equivalent to an upgraded version of the Spirit Rain Technique, and the minimum requirement for the caster’s cultivation was the Foundation Establishment Stage.
Correspondingly, its effects were many times stronger than the Spirit Rain Art.
When casting this technique, it could be cast on a dozen or more spiritual fields at the same time.
Moreover, the duration was even longer than that of the Spiritual Rain Technique.
Xu Chuniang revealed a look of satisfaction, and without hesitation, she spent five hundred spirit stones to buy it.
When she returned, the nine Qi Practicing Stage disciples were already tending to the spirit fields.
She only swept a glance and withdrew her gaze, and after entering the cave, she couldn’t wait to check the jade slip with her divine thoughts.
After reading through the entire technique, she had a bottom in her heart and entered the Walnut World with a shake of her body.
There was nothing difficult about the Rain Transformation Decree, but the need for the amount of spiritual qi was relatively large, requiring the caster to mobilize a large amount of spiritual qi.
Xu Chuniang didn’t cast the spell directly, but instead took out the Spirit Hoe to cultivate the spirit field.
At this point in her cultivation, she was only able to perform the Rain Transformation Decree two or three times, and after performing it, her entire body was empty of spiritual qi, so she had to meditate and exhale to recover.
One way or another, it took more time.
It was better to reclaim the spiritual field first, so that she wouldn’t waste time and spiritual qi.
Four hours slipped by silently, and two spirit fields appeared in the small world.
Looking at the two spirit fields, Xu Chuniang’s face didn’t have too much joy, but instead had a deep sense of powerlessness.
An acre of land could reclaim ten spirit fields, but there were nearly forty acres in the small world.
It would take a full thirty-five days to reclaim a grade two spirit field.
Ten pieces would be nearly a year’s time.
Even if only half of it was reclaimed, the time required would be as long as twenty years.
This was only the cultivation of the spiritual fields, after that, the cultivation of spiritual rice and cultivation of spiritual grasses, the energy consumed was also not small.
Thinking about it made me feel tired.
Xu Chuniang threw down her Spirit Hoe with a bit of a headache, she was determined not to waste so much time on this.
After all, for cultivators, cultivation was the most important thing.
But the small world couldn’t be exposed, so what could be done to continue cultivating the spirit fields without affecting cultivation?
Xu Chuniang thought for a moment, before, when she was in the Yellow Sand Desert of the Little Ze Realm, she had mistakenly entered a mausoleum with many puppets inside.
However, the center organs of those puppets were all destroyed, and even if they could be repaired, they were only combat puppets that couldn’t be of much help.
However, when she looked up the canonical books, she saw that there was a divine ability called incarnation, if she could cultivate an incarnation, then this matter would be solved.
Xu Chuniang pondered, but she only knew a little about the art of incarnation.
This technique not only required a strong Yuan Shen, but the materials needed to refine the incarnation were equally precious.
In her current situation, she simply couldn’t afford it.
(End of chapter)