Origin Court: Accepting Disciples With A System

WITHIN THE DEPTHS of the Death Glacial Waters, a woman, although dressed in a black cloak, could be seen drifting and was trying to avoid some of the natural phenomena that kept on happening within the area.

“This place is all just snow, but it is named with waters. It’s really weird how people in this world think,” she muttered as she flew in the air with the blizzard pushing off the hood that covered her face. “This is it. I am here to see who is it that had the audacity to destroy my plan.”

On the other hand, Yang Lujia and his companions had already set foot within the range of the Death Glacial Waters. Arriving almost instantly as he did at the Mayonic Volcano, Yang Lujia disappeared from everyone’s sight and stormed his way into the place like an unhindered missile.

When he was almost near the center of the area, he found a woman who was greatly weakened by the strong wind and the big clumps of ice that kept falling onto her. However, he did not decide to help her. What was more important was the idea of making a world for Feng Huang to successfully awaken his bloodline with the Flower of Opposite Poles.

“As expected, the rules of frost were also abundant here.” With the same movements he did when crafting the world core with the rules of flames, he created it swiftly with ease. “With this, I’ll be able to fuse these rules into the rules of frost-flame that would be suitable for the cultivation of Feng Huang. It could also help her fasten the stimulation of her bloodline.”

When he was about to fuse the two spheres of flames and frost, he saw the woman again and this time, he got the best view of her face that he instantly recognized who she was._.

“That was his wife?” Yang Lujia questioned. “Why is she here? Have they found out about my existence and they’re trying to eliminate a variable like me? Most importantly, how did she get here? Is there some spatial channel formation at the center of this place?”

He truly wondered about the truth but he ignored it nonetheless. It didn’t matter to him anymore. Besides, most of the key figures of Da Sishen had already been wheedled by him. What was left in Da Sishen were basically almost insignificant people. Well, if he took the other races out of the picture.

At this time, the woman also noticed the floating Yang Lujia who seemed to be unbothered by the ongoing onslaught of the weather. However, when she saw the two spheres hovering in the air, her pupils constricted. They were actually world cores.

Where did this young man get those?

She then lifted her body and get even with him in terms of height. When she looked at what he was doing, she was terror-stricken. It was as if every filament of her body was frozen silly.

“What is he doing? Why is he trying to fuse two very opposite cores?” she asked in her mind, trying to figure out the young man’s actions.

“You’re here,” Yang Lujia mumbled which almost made her soul jump out of her body. “You’re one of the people who tried to control the situation in Da Sishen, right? Where’s your father?”

The woman stood stiffened, suspended in the air. She did not even dare to talk. However, her mind was now filled with an endless stream of questions.

‘How did he know about me and father? Did he see through the eyes of both Zhang Wei and Zhao Qiaochen?’

Thinking about it, it made her shiver—that even her hair wasn’t spared.

“Yes, you’re right. I even know where you come from. You’re from the Core Subduing Clan, right? From the Nether Universe, I suppose,” he added, still with eyes closed.

The moment he opened his eyes, however, they were still purple and when her gaze met his, it was as though she was petrified by some paralytic gazing technique from the other party.

“What… what do you want…” she subconsciously queried, without even knowing about the implications of what question she had thrown. “I mean…”

“What do I want?” Yang Lujia temporarily left the ongoing fusion of the two world cores. “What do I want? Naturally, you.”

“What?!” she exclaimed and thought of her real body being defiled by some nasty human. “Who do you think you are to think of using me as your sex toy?!”

Yang Lujia just shook his head. “No, do not make such assumptions like a bitch. I am not planning to make you my sex toy. I am planning to make you my pawn. Do you know the Nether Phoenix Clan in the Nether Universe?”

“Yes, but they’re from the Asura Prison, which has one of the highest standings in the Nether Universe in terms of strength. Why do you ask?” She calmed herself down and just answered Yang Lujia in a relaxed manner. No matter what, she had to calm her nerves down.

This was basically the man who found out about them and their plan!

“Do you want me to spy on them then? That’s impossible. If we dare to do that, my clan would certainly be exterminated,” she continued.

“No, that’s not my plan either. I just want you to gather news and send them to me from time to time. Anything related to that clan. The Nether Universe is a whole distinct world from the Five Realms, so I wouldn’t be able to go there for a long time, because I probably won’t be able to survive.”

That was only just his guess that he wouldn’t survive but he did say it, so it did not matter. On the other hand, she felt strange about the way Yang Lujia’s skeptical attitude about surviving in the Nether Universe.

After all, with his strength, he could probably last there for years. In fact, she had known some people who were originally from the Five Realms but managed to live in the Nether Universe without difficulty.

Yang Lujia just didn’t want to gamble on anything, without using the time he has to lay out a plan or a set of plans before going there. But he’d do it in the future. This was not his focus at the moment.

He should finish first the fusion of the two spheres. Although he could let them automatically operate, it would still not become as accurate as him doing it manually.

The woman then laid her eyes on the two spherical things, with her head tilted to the side, as though she was just a kid. “What are they?”

“I won’t tell you. Your act would only fool an idiot.”