Eternal Cultivation of Alchemy

"Myriad Spirit realm," Alex muttered to himself. He had heard of this ncertainly. He had been told a few things about the various worlds he could end up in.

His mind quickly churned out the small piece of information he did have about this world.

'3 continents in total, each ruled by a major sect or family,' Alex thought. He didn't know the nor the sects which governed the continents of this world. He didn't even know the names of the continents at all.

He thought of asking the old man what continent he had cupon, but that would be giving away the fact that he had knowledge of something he shouldn't have had.

And he had been told to remain as hidden as he could throughout this whole thing. He couldn't show that he knew more than he had shown himself to know.

"Have you heard the nbefore?" the old man asked after hearing Alex mutter it.

"No," Alex said as calmly as he could. "I was just curious why this world was a Spirit realm. Aren't I from a Spirit realm too?"

"Haha!" the old man laughed. "No, don't mistake this world for something similar to where you cfrom. The ncomes from the fact that this world is the single world with the largest number of Immortal arrivals."

"Immortals from all sorts of spirit realms cto this world, which led to it being called the Myriad Spirit realm."

"Oh!"

The old man shook his head. "I shouldn't be telling you this right now. You will learn this all soon enough anyway."

He didn't say anything more and continued walking. Alex followed.

They very quickly arrived in front of a two-story building that seemed to house many rooms.

"Cletshow you to your room," the man said and walked inside.

'My room?' Alex was a little surprised, but he didn't question and followed in. They quickly arrived at a simple room with nothing but a single bed inside.

"You will be staying here for a few weeks or months, however long it may take you to get used to this suppression."

"When you are done, I will tell you everything you need to know about this world and the many other worlds. Now that you are an Immortal, there are so many things you need to know, and I will help you learn them all."

Alex nodded. "Thank you, senior."

The man nodded. "Take your tin there. Don't hurry to cout."

"I won't."

Alex bowed toward the old man one last tbefore entering the room and locking the door behind him. He sat by the bed and waited until he could be sure that the old man had left.

Then, he released his Spiritual sense and looked through the room to search for any hidden formation or script that could be used for nefarious purposes.

Alex searched for about 30 minutes before he gave up. There were barely any formations in the room at all, and the ones that were there were not nefarious as far as he could tell.

Alex knew there was no point in taking out his own formations. He had sImmortal formations provided to help him when needed, but this was not one of them. Taking out an Immortal formation would only be telling everyone else that he had things he should not have.

Instead, Alex did what he was told to do. He focused on the suppression around him and worked to get used to it.

Getting used to the suppression was a surprisingly simple task for Alex. It didn't even take a day for him to get fully acclimated to the suppression.

A few days more and he would be ready to leave.

He wondered why he got used to it so quickly. Was it because of his physique? Was it because of his body? Or was it because he had trained in the Qi barrier left behind by Godkiller?

Any of them could be the answer. Or it could be that Alex was just that talented. There was no point in thinking on this topic for much longer.

A few minutes should have passed for the older Alex and Emily, who had entered the Timeless palace. Alex called out Whisker, who appeared on his palm.

"Brother!" Whisker said as soon as he arrived. "Are we there? Are we in the Immortal realm?"

"We are," Alex answered. "You should get used to the suppression too sometimes soon, but for now, I need you to go take care of olderand Emily."

"Got it, brother!"

Whisker jumped into his Soul Space and disappeared to help them.

Alex coordinated with Whisker, providing the two with what they had. He had long since had the thought that he would be taking these two with him should he get the Demon Realm.

As such, he had prepared everything he needed to beforehand. Now that he was free to hand it over, he did. Whisker left to deal with that while Alex decided upon his next set of moves.

He wouldn't leave this room for at least a few weeks, that was for certain. Which meant he needed to spend his tdoing something else.

And Alex knew what he needed to do with this time.

He closed his eyes once again and focused on the piece of information that was hidden within his mind, waiting for him to ctake a look at it.

He was both nervous and excited about what new information this would be.

After all, this was the knowledge left behind by the Alchemy God himself. Now that Alex was an Immortal, he had gained access to smore knowledge.

Alex peered into his mind and saw a bunch of information that was foreign to him. That was slightly weird as he usually gained this new information in chunks.

And there were chunks here too, but there were also tiny fragments of information that Alex wasn't sure was complete at all.

He ignored those fragments for the moment, looking at the larger chunks. There were 4 of those in total, but Alex quickly realized that one of those chunks was simply complete information about Combinations and Structure.

Alex had wondered if he was going to access it fully when he reached the Immortal realm and it seemed like he did.

'If the Alchemy God thought it would take one to reach the Immortal realm before they were made clear about this stuff, did I learn it too quickly?' he wondered. 'How much more knowledgeable are the Immortal alchemists?'

He would have to wait and see.

Moving on, Alex checked the remaining 3 chunks of information. Since Alex didn't know what he was looking at, he picked one of them at random.

Immediately information about a technique flowed into his mind, becoming clearer by the minute. Once he got the technique, he closed his eyes and began looking through it, learning it to see how important it was.

Just the simplest explanation of the technique gave Alex the wildest of expectations.

"Incredible!" he said out loud. "If I had known such a thing existed, I would've…"

He was in shock, shock at the might of this new technique he had learned about. A technique called…

Divine Elemental Accord