Fantasy World: I Can Travel To Cultivation World

Half a month later...

A cargo ship drifted across the endless sea, its black hull cutting through waves that crashed against it with splashes. Standing on the deck, Luis gazed out over the open water, then turned to his uncle Oliver, Arthur's father.

"Uncle, even though this ship is fast, we're only halfway there," he said.

Oliver ran a hand over the ship's sturdy mast and asked, "So, how's your first time on the sea treating you?"

Luis shrugged. "It's interesting at first, but I'm already getting bored. Our trip to Main City is a long one, and even with this fast ship, it'll take at least another month."

Oliver chuckled. "Just bear with it. Only fifteen more days."

Luis sighed and scanned the endless stretch of blue. The sight of the open sea quickly lost its charm. Feeling restless, he turned to Han Mo, who stood nearby.

"Han Mo, didn't you say the Ten Thousand Star Island Sea is dangerous, with monsters appearing from time to time?"

Han Mo nodded. "Boss, it's true. But we're following a fixed route, and as long as we stay on this path, it's safe. Sea monsters are smart—they know which areas are off-limits."

Hearing this, Luis was disappointed.

He had originally wondered if one or two monsters would appear during this journey, giving him a chance to slay them.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

It turned out that he was overthinking.

Half a month ago, Luis, along with some of the people from Barony, took a cargo ship and headed towards the Main City.

He had already delayed for a long time, and he didn't want to stay in comfort anymore.

He celebrated his 15th birthday grandly, and the next day he headed towards the sea.

Time goes by day by day.

The days of sailing at sea were extremely boring. After experiencing the initial novelty, Luis simply hid in the cabin all day to practice.

Although there was very little free spiritual energy in the environment. He had spiritual sunflowers and moonflowers, which could produce a large amount of spiritual energy.

Even the energy of the ship was supplied by Spiritual Sunflower and Moonflower.

Unable to relieve his boredom, he just meditated and practiced spells.

For cultivators in the Qi refining stage, the main means of fighting against the enemy are spells, spiritual weapons, and talismans.

Just like those Demon Cultivators who fought against Alex. They used a soul banner and a lot of talismans.

Needless to say, magic tools and talismans need to be purchased with spirit stones and are considered external objects.

In addition, cultivators have another way to exert their own strength, that is, spells.

The grades of spells are divided into the same level as spiritual weapons, namely first level, second level, and third level.

The only difference between them and spiritual weapons is that spells of different grades are not divided into subgrades.

He was currently practicing Fire Control Spell, but it seems his talent was very poor in this area.

For spells of the same grade, different people will achieve different results when practicing them.

In the cultivation world, cultivators generally divide the results of Spell practice into four levels: entry, minor success, major success, and perfection.

"Human energy is limited. If I practice this Fire Control Spell for a few months, will definitely succeed in it, but subsequent practice of it will be harder"

So, Luis just tried to practice other spells given by Han Mo and those Demon Cultivators. But it seems that he was very poor at practicing those spells.

"This feeling again."

Luis couldn't help but sigh. It was like this; he didn't seem to have much talent in this area, just like he didn't have talent to become a wizard.

He then approached Han Mo again to question.

"Boss, you're being too hard on yourself," Han Mo said reassuringly. "Compared to most, you're progressing quickly. I'm well past fifty, and you've already surpassed me at fifteen."

"For most Qi Refining cultivators, learning a spell isn't difficult, but true mastery takes time."

Han Mo continued. "Even those with low comprehension can pick up a first-level spell with enough practice. But you're right—our energy is limited. It's better to focus on mastering one area than to be average at many."

Reflecting on Han Mo's words, Luis returned to his cabin.

'I don't have poor comprehension,' he thought. 'Maybe I just haven't found my true path yet.'

Over the next few days, Luis devoted himself to exploring other techniques, testing out different approaches, and searching for the path that truly resonated with him.

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As they were sailing, the cargo ship became extremely noisy and chaotic.

The panicked shouts of the knights reached Luis ears.

"There is a huge boat flying towards us in the sky!"

"So Huge!"

"Shut Up! Stay Alert"

Hearing the commotion, Luis hurried out of his cabin, his expression serious. He was ready to open the vortex at any sign of real danger.

Just then, Han Mo emerged and addressed the crew sharply.

"Calm down! This is the Zhou family's flying battleship from Guang'an Prefecture. I mentioned this to everyone already."

Hearing this, everyone's vigilance relaxed slightly. They have done some research before heading out.

The flying battleship stopped above their cargo ship.

Han Mo took out the small boat and flew until it was level with the flying battleship.

He took a deep breath, clasped his hands, and said in a deep voice,

"I am the head of the Han Mo, a first grade alchemist. I am going to Zhou Main City to purchase supplies. This is my token."

After saying that, Han Mo took out a black token from his storage bag, injected spiritual energy into it, and threw it towards the flying battleship.

The Flying Battleship is white in color overall, and it is unknown what material it is made of.

Except for the visible exterior of the entire battleship, the interior is completely shrouded in fog, making it difficult to see clearly, giving people a huge sense of oppression.

The Flying Battleship is operated by a foundation building cultivator.

After a few moments,

A black token flew out from inside the battleship.

As soon as Han Mo received the token, a voice sounded from inside the battleship.

"Alchemist Han, remember to stay on the designated course. Deviate, and the Zhou family won't be responsible for any danger you encounter."

"I'll remember, Senior," Han Mo quickly bowed in response.

"Boom!"

Soon, in the eyes of everyone, the Flying Battleship quickly took off, made a roar, and disappeared into the sky.

Watching the huge battleship leave, Han Mo couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

He returned to his own cargo ship.

"Boss, this is the reason I requested not to fly in the sky. Previously, I was lucky that I didn't encounter the Flying Battleship; otherwise, I would be attacked by them."

"Umm," Luis replied.

"Didn't you ask me before why we didn't encounter any attacks from monsters along the way? That's the reason." Han Mo said with a smile.

Han Mo pointed at the flying battleship that had disappeared into the clouds in the sky.

"You mean the Zhou family is protecting the waterway?"

"Of course! Otherwise, Guang'an Prefecture's wouldn't be so prosperous."

Luis immediately understood.

The Zhou family is the largest and strongest family in the Guang'an Prefecture's with a radius of 100,000 miles.

The Zhou family, with its vast influence and immense strength, stood as a formidable force in Guang'an Prefecture.

As powerful cultivators, they were capable of keeping the treacherous sea routes safe from monster attacks.

Their control over the waterways not only ensured security but also allowed trade to flourish, reaping them significant wealth and power.

For rulers like the Zhou family, stability was key to maintaining their stronghold.

Yet, for those below—the ambitious and often restless lower ranks—a hint of chaos was sometimes seen as an opportunity for change, a chance to carve out a new path in a world otherwise dominated by established powers.

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No one can provide absolute protection. After all, those monsters that are not of the highest grade have low intelligence and are no different from wild beasts. They don't know where is safe and where is dangerous.

Not to mention the so-called safe waterway; even the Zhou family's base camp, Zhou Main City, these low-level monsters stimulated by the blood of mortals dare to break in.

"How great if I have this flying battleship. Brother, please stop me. I dare to attack the Moon Frost Province alone and avenge my father."

Oliver, who was watching all this, couldn't help but say with envy.

"Uncle, you are already a foundation building cultivator. With the healing power of the body, you can survive any situation. But our enemy is not just the Moon Frost Province; it is the secret hand controlling the whole continent."

Luis said to Oliver.

"Yeah, Yeah. I know, but if we have enough money, I will definitely buy one of these flying warships."