I Am The Demon Emperor Kunpeng

The first thousand four hundred and ninety-five chapters explore the underground space!

When in the human world, Kunpeng knew from the ancient Shushan and Maoshan sects that the demon would personally create a large number of spirit bodies, fast and large in number.

In Luoshamen, the spirit body chooses souls with a certain talent from Fengdu City to guide the cultivation, and finally cultivates into a spirit body with a certain level of cultivation. But Fengdu's soul was originally a spirit body that already had a physical body. As for how these spirit bodies without cultivation bases appeared, he has not investigated yet.

And here, in the Yumen of the Demon Realm, there are also spiritual monks transforming the spiritual body. They directly select high-ranking monks from the monster race, deprive them of their physical bodies, and forcibly transform them into spirit bodies. Supplemented by spiritual level mental methods, these spiritual bodies can quickly grow into spiritual monks above the third level of spiritual level.

In this way, the spirit race may have developed in this way.

This is not difficult to explain, the spiritual cultivators of the Demon Realm have such a high level of cultivation, the main reason is that they started very high.

Kunpeng no longer cared about those spirit bodies, but slowly flew out of the spirit body room, looking for the room where the spirit jade and night pearls were stored along the main passage outside.

After turning a few turns in the main passage, he finally determined that it was underground, and that these passages and rooms were all remodeled by the spiritual monks. But the light in the room is very abundant, not at all like the light from a luminous gem. The light of the gem is soft, dull, and the range of illumination is extremely limited.

He hadn't figured out yet, in this underground space, the spiritual monks used to provide lighting. However, when you leave, you can go to Wangjian Cave by the way.

It's still important to find the Lingyu first.

Regrettably, he couldn't ask, nor did he dare to catch the Spirit Race monk to force him to interrogate him. He didn't want to startled and startled the snake.

The main passage is connected with many fork roads, and Kunpeng looks for them one by one.

There was only one room for the transformation of the spirit body, and only that one was found in the small room used for the separation of spirit and body. It shows that the construction of this kind of separator may not be easy. If there is a chance, it would be ruined for them to interrupt the production of the spirit body, or at least interrupt the production here.

Most of the rooms connected by other forks are used to produce and process some gems.

He didn't understand why the spirit race needed so many gems for it. With such a strong cultivation base, what they need can be snatched directly from the monster race, do they still need to teach them to change it?

After crossing the road, I did not find the night pearl that Ba Er said could provide lighting.

But at the bottom of the main passage, there are still a few small forks. There is no light and no monk work.

Kunpeng spread out his consciousness, and searched along one of the fork roads. The bottom seemed to have the original stone for processing gems. This is probably the area where the gems are deposited.

Several small passages were checked, but no Ling Jade was found.

Could it be that Yumen doesn't have the so-called spiritual jade that can be used to burn data in the legend?

So he decided to find out what the gems were used for.

When they came to a gem processing room, several spirit bodies used their spiritual power to polish the gems continuously. Wait and see what they will do in the end. As a result, he waited and waited. He found that instead of polishing the gems, they grind all the gems into powder, and then use their spiritual power to melt the powdered gems into a liquid state, and put them in another jade container. A scene appeared.

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