When Zhang Yu returned to the camp, it was already night time. He first parked the Cold River Worm in the cabin, then stayed in the clear fog for a while to confirm that there were no parasites on his body before he was allowed to enter the camp.
After returning to his room, he asked Qing Shu and Qing Xi if there was nothing to do after he left. Then, he washed up and went to the quiet room to adjust his breathing.
After several hours, he came out of the meditation and called out in his heart. Following a faint flash of brilliance, the Great Dao chapter appeared before his eyes.
After reaching the third chapter, he could feel that there was a very obscure power immersed in the chapter. If there was no accident, this should be the Great Chaos.
In fact, the earliest chapters were not like this. From the records in Qingyang Xuanfu's Taoist book, it could be seen that the things that early cultivators asked for from the chapter were usually not beyond the scope of their own understanding.
Even so, it was still very impressive because the chapter could summarize what the cultivator had learned. Not only could it allow the cultivator to have the clearest understanding of themselves, but it also allowed the cultivator to always be on the right path.
However, there were exceptions here.
Some cultivators found that there would always be some inexplicable mysterious principles that were beyond their understanding in the things they asked for.
But after all, those profound principles were obscure and obscure, and only a few people could benefit from it. Overall, there were more people who cultivated the Great Dao Profound Chapter, because the Profound Chapter gathered the wisdom of many predecessors, and as more and more was accumulated, the path of Dao before the cultivator would also widen.
In this way, the chapter seemed to be the best choice unless it was a person with extraordinary talent. However, all of this changed after the chapter was integrated into the Great Chaos.
With the Great Chaos, every cultivator could ask for things that were beyond their own limits from the chapter, which made the chapter have infinite possibilities.
However, everything had a price. If one did not have enough divine vitality, then they might be infected by the Great Chaos, and the Great Chaos would make up for the missing part. This way, one might become a chaotic monster.
Fortunately, Daoist cultivators had their own set of methods, and that was to use the divine organs of gods or spiritual creatures to refine various pills and medicines, and then consume them in a certain order. That way, they could neutralize and eliminate the corruption of the Great Chaos.
Just like what Huiyuan Wu said before, Monk Hunjang, who asked for the visualization diagram from the chapter on behalf of everyone, should do it this way.
The most important thing now was that he did not know how much divine vitality he needed to ask for his visualization diagram. If there was even a little bit less, the Great Chaos might take advantage of it.
However, he had an idea, and that was to ask Hun Zhang about it directly. He wanted Hun Zhang to tell him how much divine essence he needed to complete his visualization diagram.
As long as he could clarify this matter, it was worth it even if he consumed some divine vitality in the process.
Once his thoughts were settled, a wish arose in his heart, and he tried to probe into the hunzhong.
A moment later, he began to feel his divine vitality slowly diminishing. At the same time, the light around him seemed to become obscure. He found that he seemed to have sunk into his mind, and in the deepest part of it, there was a ball of white light. At this moment, it was surrounded by dense darkness.
Right at this moment, his mind shuddered before shattering, and his consciousness returned to his body.
His eyes moved slightly. Although he only saw the scene for an instant, he had already obtained the answer he wanted.
The white light he saw just now was actually the Divine Origin he possessed at this moment. As for the obscure and dark thing, it should be the Great Primal Chaos.
He had a kind of understanding in his heart. Only when the light filled his vision and there was no more darkness would he be able to obtain his own visualization diagram without being infected by the Great Chaos.
It seemed that he had to use a lot of divine vitality and expend a lot of energy and effort, but his eyes were full of vigor.
Because a cultivator's visualization diagram directly determined the cultivator's future path, and he had to use a lot of divine vitality to see this diagram, it was enough to show the tyrannical and mysterious nature of this visualization diagram.
Moreover, the matter inside did not need to completely rely on divine vitality to solve it.
The part that was supplemented by the Great Chaos actually represented the unknown and the lack, and as a person's knowledge and experience gradually increased, the part that represented the lack and the unknown would correspondingly decrease.
Therefore, he believed that as long as he tried to understand more about visualization diagrams and seals, and even the Dao of True Cultivators, then the part that he needed from the Great Chaos would inevitably be reduced.
However, to do this, he might have to deal with those Dao sects. Another way was to communicate with fellow Daoists from other continents, but now these communication channels seemed to be in the hands of the military and the governor's office, so he still had to think of a way.
Just as he was thinking, he suddenly felt a slight vibration from outside. After a while, footsteps came to the side of the quiet room, and Qing Shu's voice sounded, "Sir, something seems to have happened."
Zhang Yu stood up, opened the door of the quiet room, walked out, and asked, "What's the matter?"
Qing Shu said, "It seems that a part of the camp has been infected by the parasites, and some people's personalities have been distorted, and they are wantonly causing destruction, and the gate outside has been completely sealed."
Zhang Yu thought for a while, and said, "Don't worry about it, just guard the gate well, don't bother with anyone who comes. Also, go and make me a cup of tea."
As a creator, Qing Shu did not have the slightest doubt towards his words, and said, "Yes, sir."
Zhang Yu sat down in front of the table, and did not care about the commotion outside. This camp had been stationed here for so many years, and of all the times that something happened, it just had to happen when they arrived?
Moreover, the camp had already checked and dealt with the parasites on the outer layer, and not to mention that it was not so easy to be infected, even if it was infected, it was impossible to cause any trouble.
Therefore, this was clearly another test set up by the camp in cooperation with the academy, and the sealing of the gate was probably not to prevent them from going out, but to prevent the students from coming to them for help.
He looked at the time dial, and found that it was almost a quarter past midnight, and there were still two hours before daybreak. This time was just right, and it just so happened to be the time when a person was the most tired.
He waited for Qing Shu to make the tea, and waved his hand to let him go, and picked up a small booklet distributed by the camp to read.
About two hours later, the sun rose, and the sky finally brightened, and at this time, the various gates were also closed. Qing Shu went out to ask around, and as expected, last night was indeed a test by the academy, and all the students outside had been sent back to their respective dormitories by their respective teachers.
When he turned back, he received two letters from the soldiers in the camp, and when he saw that they were addressed to Zhang Yu, he hurried back to the dormitory and handed them to Zhang Yu's desk.
Although communication in the camp was inconvenient, the airship still made a round trip every two days. This was also to take care of the soldiers in the camp, and to reduce their uneasiness after being isolated for a long time.
Zhang Yu picked up the letters and saw that the first one was from Liu Guang. He opened it and saw that Liu Guang had arranged for him to be a teacher in Yan Tai Academy, and now that he had settled down, he invited Zhang Yu to visit him when he was free.
His heart skipped a beat. Yan Tai Academy was where Old Lu worked, but this was not a coincidence. Liu Guang's major was the same as his, ancient natural history, and Yan Tai Academy was the best academy in Qingyang Upper Continent to study ancient natural history.
He continued to read the letter, and it mentioned that Yan Tai Academy could provide God's Robes, which could improve the quality of the teacher's body and extend their lifespan. However, after the incident at the Dongting Protectorate, Liu Guang was worried about the God's Robes, so he asked if they could be used.
Zhang Yu took the pen and paper that Qing Shu had prepared and wrote a reply. He told Liu Guang not to worry about the God's Robes, and that the God's Robes could be used.
After putting down the pen, he picked up the second letter.
This letter was from Huiyuan Wu, who he had met once before. Huiyuan Wu said that he had spent a lot of effort to find out that he had gone to Mizar Academy, so he sent a letter saying that he had something important to discuss with him. If it was convenient for him, he could go to An Shou Yi's Liubo Pavilion.
Zhang Yu thought for a moment. In order to perfect the visualization diagram, he might try to make contact with the Daoist sects. Since Huiyuan Wu was familiar with the affairs of the various sects, he could meet him when he returned.
After reading the letter, he went back to cultivating.
Although he could obtain Origin Energy from outside, he could not stop cultivating his Divine Yuan. Instead, he had to work hard at all times.
Two days later, a group of soldiers from the military headquarters led the students out of the camp. They were brought to the wilderness to hunt all kinds of Gods, monsters, and spiritual creatures.
As the head of the sect, Zhang Yu naturally went out as well. His role was not to watch over a certain person, but rather to stand guard in the sky. If there were more powerful gods or creatures, he would need to take action to deal with them.
However, it was obvious that he could not guard such a large area by himself. Zhou and Chang also brought their disciples to patrol the area. From time to time, they would come back to talk with him.
After 20 days, the students gradually lost their original immaturity and naivety under this kind of training, becoming more and more presentable.
However, according to the previous arrangement, they still needed to stay here for a month before returning to the academy.
During these days, Zhang Yu was responsible for guarding the academy during the day, and went out to explore the ancient ruins at night. During this time, he also made some gains.
In reality, there were not many ruins that were recorded on the map. However, what was interesting was that many abandoned cities often had the ruins of another civilization. Even deeper underground, one could find even more ancient things.
However, at the same time that he discovered Origin Energy, it also meant that many ancient existences did not disappear with the changes of the epoch. Perhaps they had already returned to the world, or perhaps they were sleeping under the wasteland.
On the twentieth day of the third month, which was also the thirtieth day since the students entered the camp, Zhang Wuji had just returned from the outside. He saw a Sergeant with several soldiers waiting for him. After Zhang Wuji inspected them, the Sergeant came up to him and cupped his fists. With a serious expression he said, "Instructor Zhang, Battalion Manager Tang has an urgent matter to discuss with you. Please come with us."
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