It had been four years. He had not cultivated much in the past four years. Previously, he was still young and his meridians had not yet formed. It was not suitable for him to cultivate. In the past four years, he had only absorbed spiritual energy to train his foundation and cleanse his body.
Ordinary people could start cultivating at the age of five because their meridians had just formed at the age of five, which was the best time to cultivate. However, ordinary people only began to cultivate at the age of ten because if they cultivated at a young age and were ignorant, they would be easily distracted. At that time, they would suffer from Qi deviation and the gains would not make up for the losses.
Chu Lingyun might have inherited the Miao race's genes, but although he wasn't particularly tall, he was still taller than most people of the same age in the Central Plains. In addition, he had trained his meridians since he was a little over four years old, so his meridians had already taken shape. He planned to start his official cultivation tomorrow, so that he could recover his strength as soon as possible.
Early the next morning, Chu Lingyun had already gotten up. After washing up, he went out of his room. His eyes lit up when he saw his parents and an old man in his fifties coming out of the hall. Chu Lingyun's face was filled with joy as he laughed loudly and said,"Grandpa, you're here!"
The person who came was the Miao tribe's chief, Tu Magu. He turned around and saw Chu Lingyun. His old face broke into a smile as he stretched out his hand to hug Chu Lingyun and said with a smile,"Little Matai, how have you been recently?"
Chu Lingyun was still quite close to his grandfather. Hearing this, he smiled and said,"It's alright. I just miss Grandpa a little."
Immediately, everyone laughed. After talking for a while, Tu Magu finally got down to business."The Great Wizard wants to see Little Matai and wants me to bring him to see him. We'll set off after getting ready."
Ma Tai was pleasantly surprised when he heard that the Grand Magus wanted to summon Chu Lingyun. However, Chu Xianglian, who was beside him, said reluctantly,"Father, did the Grand Magus say what he wanted to see Ma Tai for?”
Tumagu smiled and said," I don't know either. But I don't think the Great Wizard will keep Xiao Matai for too long. Don't worry, Xiao Matai will go."
Hearing Tu Magu's words, Chu Xianglian heaved a sigh of relief. After helping Chu Lingyun tidy up his clothes, Chu Lingyun followed Tu Magu and walked towards the Miao tribe's altar. Along the way, Chu Lingyun's mind flashed with thousands of thoughts, but he couldn't figure out why the legendary Great Wizard, who hadn't appeared for a hundred years, summoned him.
He shook his head. He would find out later. It was useless to think about it now. Thinking of this, he calmly followed Tumagu.
The sacrificial altar of the Miao people was entirely made of huge stones. It was majestic and tall, with a hint of crudeness and ancientness. Tu Magu carried Chu Lingyun up the mountain path and came to the altar. In front of the altar was a flat platform paved with rectangular large stones. Behind the platform was the altar.
Two huge stone pillars stood tall in front of the altar. At a glance, they were probably no more than 100 feet tall. Moreover, there were no cracks on the stone pillars. They were actually carved from a complete piece of rock.
After walking past these two huge stone pillars, they would arrive at an altar made of stone. The Miao sacrificial altar of the Seven Mile Cave had always been famous at the southern border. Half of it was built with huge stones, while the other half was directly dug out from the hard stone walls of the mountain.
Tumagu walked in, and the light around him dimmed. The surrounding temperature seemed to be much lower than outside.
As the Miao tribe leader, Tumagu was quite familiar with this place. He walked directly into the depths of the altar. Occasionally, a Miao Magus would appear on the way, and both sides would greet each other.
After walking through the spacious passageway, they arrived at the deepest part of the altar, which was also the largest room in the altar.
Looking from the darkness, everything here was exceptionally ferocious.
However, to the Miao people, this was the most sacred place. A solemn expression appeared on Tumagu's face. He tidied his clothes and slowly walked in.
The huge stone chamber was empty except for a ball of fire burning in the innermost part. It was particularly eye-catching in the darkness.
In front of the flames was a strange stone statue that was also carved from a huge rock. It had a dog head, but its body was full of legs. There were sharp claws on its feet and two pairs of wings on its back. It was a very strange statue. It was the god that the Miao people worshipped, the Dog God.
There was only one person in the huge stone room. His back looked very old and hunched. He sat quietly in front of the flame, as if he was meditating, but also silent.
Tu Magu slowly walked up and put Chu Lingyun down. He stopped ten feet behind the person and said respectfully in a low voice,""Great Magus, I've brought Ma Tai here."
The Great Sorcerer in front of the flames moved, and the head of the dog god stone statue that had been facing the flames turned slightly. After a long time, the Great Sorcerer slowly turned around.
Chu Lingyun looked over and was shocked. He saw that the Great Wizard who was revered as a god in the Miao tribe was skinny and hunched. His face was extremely old, as if he would age in the next moment.
However, Tu Magu's respectful expression told Chu Lingyun that this old man was the god of the Miao tribe, the Great Wizard.
The Great Shaman looked at Chu Lingyun. His turbid eyes made Chu Lingyun feel that they were filled with wisdom, as if he could see through his heart. The Great Shaman looked deeply at Chu Lingyun and sighed after a long time."He must be the legendary child who produced auspicious purple qi."
"Great Magus, it's this kid, my grandson!" Tumagu replied respectfully.
The Great Shaman nodded and staggered to Chu Lingyun's side. He stretched out his withered palm and placed it on Chu Lingyun's head. Chu Lingyun was shocked, but before he could react, his body suddenly trembled. A strange power came from the Great Shaman's hand and swam around his body.
After a long time, the Great Shaman's hand finally left Chu Lingyun's head. The turbid twin suns lit up slightly, and his usually calm voice carried a rare surprise. He turned to Tumagu and said,"Tumagu, Matai is the best kid I've ever seen. He's going to learn witchcraft from me and inherit my legacy."
When Tumagu heard the Grand Warlock's words, he was instantly overjoyed. He said with an ecstatic expression,"Great Magus, are you serious? Can Xiaomatai really learn witchcraft?”
A stiff smile flashed across the Grand Warlock's withered face as he nodded slightly. Chu Lingyun was also quite excited at this time. Although he had the cultivation method of the Wizard Tribe, if he had the guidance of the Grand Warlock, it would definitely be very beneficial to his cultivation of witchcraft. Moreover, he had the ambition to develop the Miao tribe, so witchcraft was an indispensable part.
After returning home, Chu Lingyun told this good news to his parents. His father Ma Tai also excitedly picked him up and threw him into the air to cheer, while his mother Chu Xianglian was a little reluctant. After all, Chu Lingyun would not be able to accompany her every day after practicing with the Great Wizard. However, she also knew that this would be very beneficial to Chu Lingyun's future. She was reluctant but also a little happy and proud.
"Please comment","","","","","","QQ group **"
This book is provided by FunNovel Novel Book | Fan Fiction Novel [Beautiful Free Novel Book]