The next second, a tiny gleam of light flew out from the void, appearing particularly bright in the ink-black night.

As the light approached the white-clad woman, it was revealed to be a white firefly, crystal clear, its wings as thin as silk.

Soon after, the firefly landed on the woman's fingertip, transforming into a stream of light that entered her mind...

A divine thought echoed in the mind of the white-clad woman. Upon hearing this thought, her icy expression revealed a hint of emotion.

This divine thought was sent by her eldest brother. The Great Woe Immortal Realm was nearly under the control of her eldest and third brothers, and complete domination was only a matter of time.

The next target to conquer was the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm where she was currently located.

However, the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm was far stronger than the Great Woe Immortal Realm, at least by two levels.

Although both realms are Upper-Rank Immortal Realms, there are disparities between Upper-Rank Immortal Realms, and the differences are significant.

Thus, to take down the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm, comprehensive strategic planning was necessary.

This is why she came to this realm in advance to establish a sect, to familiarize herself with the terrain, understand the structure of the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm, and perform preliminary reconnaissance and planning for her eldest and third brothers or second brother to lead the conquest.

Everything they did was for the master, to aid in the conquest and dominion over the Ten Thousand Realms.

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Currently, they had control over more than fifty Lower-Rank Immortal Realms and over ten Middle-Rank Immortal Realms. If the plans for the Great Woe Immortal Realm went smoothly, it would be considered one as well.

The most crucial aspect was the battle for the Upper-Rank Immortal Realms.

Because many Upper-Rank Immortal Realms ruled over numerous Middle Lower-Rank Immortal Realms. Capturing one Upper-Rank Immortal Realm meant directly gaining control over its many subordinate Middle Lower-Rank Immortal Realms.

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Among the many Upper-Rank Immortal Realms in All Heavens and Myriad Realms, the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm was a relatively powerful one, ancient and containing many primordial opportunities.

However, to truly take over the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm, it would require at least hundreds of thousands of years of planning, assuming everything went smoothly.

If the conquest of the Great Woe Immortal Realm by her eldest and third brothers was successful, they would then consolidate for ten thousand years, with herself as an insider. When her brothers led the Great Woe Immortal Realm and its subordinate realms to invade the Ancient Wilderness, they could take it in one fell swoop.

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The "Yaoxin Palace" she had founded within the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm could only be considered a first-rate force among many.

This "first-rate" status, more accurately, only equated to the third echelon.

The first echelon in the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm was the "Desolate Heaven Sect," the sole overlord of the realm.

The second echelon comprised the "Ten Great Immortal Sects."

The third echelon was her "Yaoxin Palace," but it was the leader of the third echelon. Many voices outside claimed "Yaoxin Palace" had the strength to challenge the "Ten Great Immortal Sects."

She intended to break into the ranks of the Ten Great Immortal Sects within the next ten thousand years.

Because the "Ten Great Immortal Sects" were not fixed, as long as one had the strength, they could replace them at any moment.

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The first step is to enter the echelon of the Ten Great Immortal Sects, then find a way to dissolve the peace treaty they have achieved, slowly stirring up the grudges that have accumulated over countless years within the Ten Great Immortal Sects.

The best outcome would be an immortal war breaking out among the Ten Great Immortal Sects.

Because wars of this magnitude last a very long time. The immortal sect war in the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm during the previous eon lasted a full hundred thousand years.

Moreover, war is devastating to the overall development of an Immortal Realm. It will delay development and plunge it into chaos.

Then, during the weakened period after the end of the immortal sect war in the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm, her eldest and third brothers could lead their realms to take the Ancient Wilderness in one stroke.

This was her plan and mission in the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm.

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"Master, you called for me...."

At this moment, footsteps behind her came to an abrupt halt, followed by a serene voice.

After the words fell, the white-clad woman turned around, moonlight pouring over her, enveloping her. Her hair was like silken snow, her face stunning, causing even the moonlight to pale in comparison. As Palace Master Jin Yao, her strength was formidable, her fortune unmatched, and she was reputed as the foremost beauty in the Ancient Wilderness.

The woman standing before the white-clad woman had a graceful figure, donned in simple, clean green garments, a White Jade Long Sword hanging at her waist. Her appearance was not as breathtaking as Jin Yao's, but had its own charm, with an extra touch of severity and aloofness. Having cultivated the Sword Dao, she exuded an aura of an unapproachable iceberg.

She was the second senior sister of "Yaoxin Palace," also the second disciple of Jin Yao, Zhao Qing'Er, whom many in the Immortal Domain revered as "Fairy Qing'Er" or "Cyan Sword Immortal."

Currently one of the top sword prodigies hanging over the younger generation of the Immortal Domain, Zhao Qing'Er.

There were rumors in the Immortal Domain that the future Zhao Qing'Er had great potential to reach the pinnacle of Sword Dao in the Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm, depending on whether she was a transient bloom.

Born with the Illusion Sword Dao Body, Zhao Qing'Er was a natural sword prodigy, found by Jin Yao in a small place, showcasing her unrivaled fortune.

The disciple casually accepted turned out to be the successor that countless sword-making elders pursued all their lives but never found.

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"You mentioned a few days ago, that you intended to cultivate in the Canggu Sword Pool Forbidden Area?" Jin Yao asked the green-clad woman slowly.

Upon hearing this, Zhao Qing'Er nodded, saying, "I hope Master will approve, I want to give it a try."

"Have you considered it well that the Canggu Sword Pool Forbidden Area is in the distant Extreme North Domain, beyond the jurisdiction of our Yaoxin Palace, and should danger arise, reinforcements may not arrive in time?"

"Moreover, the Canggu Sword Pool Forbidden Area is extremely dangerous; lacking proficiency in skills could result in perishing."

In the entire Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm, only Jin Yao as the master would claim that the young, top sword talent, Qing'Er, "lacked proficiency in skills."

If Fairy Qing'Er was seen to lack skills, in the whole Ancient Wilderness, how many could be considered proficient?

It wasn't that Jin Yao belittled her deliberately, but that Jin Yao was very strict with her disciples, holding them to the standards of top geniuses from the top Immortal Realms of All Heavens and Myriad Realms.

Because Jin Yao's goal was to conquer the All Heavens and Myriad Realms for the master, not confined to one Ancient Wilderness Immortal Realm. If her disciple grew complacent over a trivial title like "best Sword Dao prodigy in the Ancient Wilderness," it would not take her far.

Only when achieving the title of "top Sword Dao prodigy in All Heavens" would one have the right to be proud.

After listening, Zhao Qing'Er nodded without hesitation.

She wasn't afraid of danger, but of disappointing her master, of not being able to assist.

As the master's second disciple, she was one of those who followed her master the longest. Over the years, she had more or less sensed that her master was setting up a grand chess game, its exact nature unknown.

But she wanted to play a role in her master's chess game.

Seeing this, an appreciative glint appeared in Jin Yao's eyes.

Looking at her disciple, Jin Yao, with a mind as sharp as a demon, could easily deduce what she was thinking.

"Considering the time, you've been with me for over nine thousand years."

"Some things can now be told to you."

Jin Yao gazed at Zhao Qing'Er, her beautiful eyes reflecting specks of immortal light.

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