Chapter 463: Chapter 220: Flame Divine Wood Technique Third Layer Perfection

For several consecutive days, Chu Ning provided some guidance on alchemy techniques at the Alchemy Pavilion.

In the meantime, he dove into the Alchemy Room himself to refine several batches of Flame Wood Spirit Pills, and it happened to coincide with the time he had arranged with Ge Liuyang.

For the Magical Artifact personally crafted for him by the Golden Core Elder, Chu Ning was quite looking forward to it.

So early this morning, Chu Ning flew towards the Alchemy Pavilion.

"After collecting the artifact, I’ll enter a period of secluded cultivation and focus on my training!"

Chu Ning made up his mind, as this period had been rather hectic.

He had ample elixirs but hadn’t taken the time to focus on training and improving his cultivation, which is quite wasteful.

Chu Ning arrived at the Artifact Refining Pavilion, which was several peaks away from the Alchemy Pavilion, for the first time.

As soon as he entered the Artifact Refining Pavilion, a Qi Refining disciple immediately approached.

"Are you Master Chu from the Alchemy Pavilion? Please wait a moment, I’ll inform the Elder and Master Cui immediately."

Saying this, the disciple took out a Sound Transmission Talisman.

Shortly after, Cui Rongrong in a red robe appeared on the first floor of the Alchemy Pavilion.

"Senior Brother Chu, you finally graced us with your presence at the Artifact Refining Pavilion."

Compared to Su Yuqing, Cui Rongrong’s personality was much more lively.

Upon seeing Chu Ning, she began teasing him.

Chu Ning quickly waved his hand after hearing her:

"Please don’t say that, is Elder Ge here? I’m here to collect some items."

"He’s at the arena in the back; he instructed me earlier to lead you there when you arrived."

With that, Cui Rongrong led Chu Ning towards the back of the Artifact Refining Pavilion.

She then lowered her voice slightly and said:

"While helping you refine this item, it seems Master Ge used quite a few of his own treasured materials." 𝘧𝑟𝑒𝑒𝘸𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝓁.𝘤𝘰𝓂

Hearing this, Chu Ning felt even more grateful.

No matter what, the Golden Core cultivators in the sect have been genuinely good to him so far.

The two sped up their pace and soon crossed the Artifact Refining Pavilion, arriving at the back arena.

Only then did Chu Ning realize that the layout of the Artifact Refining Pavilion was indeed somewhat similar to that of the Alchemy Pavilion.

On the arena, there were several high platforms just like there.

"Could it be that, as Ling Cang mentioned, back in the day, many cultivators gathered here to observe the elders refining artifacts?"

While Chu Ning was pondering this, a figure flew into the arena.

Chu Ning looked at it; it was Elder Ge Liuyang.

"Elder Ge!" "Master!"

After greeting, Ge Liuyang responded and immediately tossed several items towards Chu Ning.

Chu Ning quickly reached out to catch them and was momentarily stunned.

"Elder Ge, is this refined using Tier Four Black Flood Dragon Hide?"

Holding a cyan robe and a pair of black boots, Chu Ning couldn’t see how these items were related to Black Flood Dragon Hide.

Ge Liuyang didn’t answer directly but said softly:

"First, try them on to see if they meet your needs."

Upon hearing this, Chu Ning immediately took off his original sect robe and prepared to put on the cyan robe.

At this moment, Ge Liuyang noticed the inner armor on Chu Ning and exclaimed softly.

"That inner armor of yours..."

Next, Ge Liuyang couldn’t help but express his surprise.

"Ice and Fire Silk!"

Upon hearing Ge Liuyang’s words, Chu Ning was slightly stunned and looked down at the inner armor he was wearing.

Then he looked towards Ge Liuyang and curiously asked:

"Elder Ge, is this inner armor made from Ice and Fire Silk?"

This inner armor, Chu Ning had been wearing for quite a while.

He acquired it when he first entered the Thunder Fire Sect ruins, and it was retrieved by Ling Xiaobai.

All these years, Chu Ning has been wearing it, knowing only its remarkable defense.

However, the specific materials and other functions of this item were unknown to him.

Now, seeing that Ge Liuyang seemed to have recognized the material of the inner armor, he was naturally curious.

Ge Liuyang stepped closer to Chu Ning, touched the inner armor, and then nodded, saying:

"Indeed, this is a piece of soft armor made from Ice and Fire Silk.

Such a large quantity of Ice and Fire Silk..."

Upon saying this, Ge Liuyang paused slightly and asked Chu Ning:

"Did you acquire this soft armor when you obtained the alchemy technique from the Ancient Sect? If so, that sect must have indeed been a Major Sect."

Chu Ning nodded and asked about the specifics of Ice and Fire Silk.

It was at this point that Ge Liuyang slowly explained:

"Ice and Fire Silk, as the name suggests, is silk spun by a demon beast known as the Ice and Fire Silk Moth.

The demon beast reaches the stage to spin Ice and Fire Silk usually when it’s a Tier Five or above demon beast. To yield such a large amount of silk for making this soft armor, it might even be a Tier Seven demon beast."

"Tier Seven demon beast!" Hearing this, Cui Rongrong couldn’t help but gasp.

That’s equivalent to a Golden Core Late Stage level!

Meanwhile, Chu Ning, having already gained some understanding of Thunder Fire Sect’s strength, appeared relatively calm.

Ge Liuyang continued:

"This Ice and Fire Silk Moth has no tail, with heads at both ends of its body—one spins ice attribute silk, the other fire attribute silk.

The silk they spin is extremely strong in defense, impervious to blades, bullets, and resistant to water and fire. Look."

Saying this, Ge Liuyang suddenly opened his mouth, and a crimson fiery flame was expelled, landing on Chu Ning.

Chu Ning’s expression slightly shifted when Ge Liuyang opened his mouth to spew fire.

This fiery flame possessed immense power, even stronger than the flames unleashed by his Blazing Fire Flaming Technique.

However, he quickly realized the other party was testing and made no move.

At this moment, Ge Liuyang’s flame landed on Chu Ning.

It almost seemed to envelop Chu Ning’s upper body entirely.