<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">Chapter 5509</h2>


    “Let’s go…” Hu Mazi said.


    David nodded, and the two began to move forward against the strong wind of the wastnd. The


    strong winds over the wastnd were like angry beasts, carrying fine sand and gravel, and roaring past with the force of a tidal wave.


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    David and Hu Mazi had just left ck Wind City a thousand miles away when they faintly heard a fierce sounding from the front, like the crisp sound of metal colliding, mixed with angry roars and vicious curses.


    “It seems like there is a fight ahead.”


    Hu Mazi slightly narrowed his shrewd eyes and looked hard in the direction of the sound.


    In a nearby valley, two groups of monks were locked in a fierce, chaotic battle.


    One group, d in azure armor, brandished their long swords with ferocious force, each strikeced with murderous intent;


    the other, d in ck cloth, wielded their iron fists, their blows whistling with unparalleled ferocity.


    The two groups tightly surrounded a spring emitting wisps of white mist, their eyes filled with greed and ferocity, as if the spring were the most precious treasure in the world.


    The spring was notrge, only a few feet in diameter, yet it shone with a faint glow, like twinkling stars in the night sky.


    A thin yet incredibly pure aura permeated the air, lingering wisps of it. This was clearly a natural spring, a sacred ce for cultivation that monks could only dream of.


    “What a coincidence! I’m just short of immortal energy for cultivation.”


    A subtle smile shed across David’s eyes, a smile tinged with confidence andposure, as if everything was under his control. Before he finished speaking, he headed straight for the valley, his steps steady and resolute, each step seemingly treading between heaven and earth, carrying an undeniable aura.


    Seeing this , Hu Mazi hurried to follow. He knew David well enough to understand what he was thinking. While the immortal energy of this immortal spring wasn’t as rich as that of the immortal stone, it was naturally pure.


    For David, who had just depleted a considerable amount of spiritual energy, it was the perfect choice for replenishing it. As the two reached the valley’s mouth, they were spotted by the monks engaged in a fight.


    A cultivator in green robes, brandishing his sword to repel his opponent, heard themotion and whirled around, his eyes wide with anger as he shouted, “Where did this unauthorized cultivatore from? Can’t you see we’re trying to steal the immortal spring?


    Get out of here if you don’t want to die!” His voice echoed through the valley like thunder. Another burly man in ck paused and sized up David and Hu Mazi.


    When his gaze fell on David, a flicker of disdain shed in his eyes. David’s aura was only that of a fifth-level Earth Immortal, while Hu Mazi had barely reached the Human Immortal realm.


    In his eyes, these two men were mere ants. “With your level of cultivation, you dare to join in the fun? Get out of here now, or I’ll get you covered in blood!” the burly man said with disdain, as if David and Hu Mazi were nothing more than ants to be crushed to death. David paused, his gaze slowly sweeping over the immortal spring.


    Although the spring was small, the immortal energy in the water was slowly rising, like light ribbons floating in the air. He secretly calcted that if he could absorb all the immortal energy in the spring, it would be enough for him to firmly establish his cultivation in the fifth level of the immortal realm.


    Thinking of this, he said in a calm tone: “It is too unfair for you two groups to fight for a fairy spring. Why don’t you give the fairy spring to me, and you don’t have to hurt each other anymore, how about it?” The voice was as calm as water, but it carried an innate majesty, as if what he said was an imperial decree that could not be vited.