Transcending Dreams: A LitRPG Cultivation Adventure by S.C. King

Author:S.C. King [King, S.C.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Serendipity Publishing
Published: 2024-01-30T00:00:00+00:00

31

FLEEING TO LIVE

[Impurity Reduced]

[Trait Removed | Impurity Poisoning]

William was sitting cross-legged on the same branch that he had been dropped on by the snake. In fact, he hadn’t moved an inch since he had become fully immersed in cultivating instead of simply using it to gain experience.

He slowly opened his eyes, with his breaths still deep and steady, just like when he had repeatedly circulated his Qi through his pathways. It was a state that would become very familiar to him in the future.

William had been diligently cultivating without a break for over seventeen hours, which revealed to him how effective it had been in substituting sleep and even warding off hunger. That wasn’t normal. While cultivating was known to lessen mortal needs, it wasn’t to this extent in the Qi Gathering realm. In the end, he put the blame on the dimension he was in, or rather, the ‘shard,’ as the snake called it.

William glanced at the notification logs to see the number of experience points he had gained from cultivation.

[Cultivate in Qi-dense environment: +68 XP]

[Trait Activated | -7 XP]

That didn’t sound like much, and it certainly wasn’t enough for him to seclude himself like a hermit and cultivate in solitude. Still, if it was possible to replace sleep with this, it would be fantastic.

Experience: 1748/2500

It would take over a week of constant cultivation to get enough experience points to level up.

William tilted his head in thought as he actually considered it. If he really wanted to keep himself safe, it would be best to take this route. There were more than enough spirit fruits to sustain him for weeks, and he felt the spirit beasts wouldn't come near him with the snake above him.

… Then again, that same snake did want William to bring back something interesting as tribute. Perhaps it would be safer not to stay here.

He stood up while patting off his robes, wondering what to do next. Without that bear to screw with his thoughts from overwhelming fear, William recognized something he hoped was true.

With how freely that spirit beast was moving about the forest and how carelessly it made noise, it suggested that it had nothing to fear, as if it was the apex predator. Unless that was simply William’s hopeful wishes.

Assuming that was true, walking the forest floor wouldn’t be a complete disaster as long as he paid attention to that beast. Or he could leap from one branch to another like a monkey, hopefully without overshooting and falling to his death.

William didn’t take long before deciding not to do something he had never tried. He could already see the inglorious death by tripping if he tried to jump around with attributes he wasn’t used to.

Unfortunately, he would likely have to leave the Dragonheart Plum behind. While it was beyond precious, there wasn’t much use he could get from it since the attributes it could affect were all maxed out. The most it could do was act as sustenance, which would be disastrous to his Impurity levels, so that was out of the question.

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