Who let him join the Sword Sect?!

Relocating a mountain is as difficult as it is easy.

Moving Spirit Deer Valley piece by piece is moving, but moving the entire mountain completely is also moving.

The former really requires only hands, but the latter requires some special methods.

Tang's idea is that since Spirit Deer Valley is both made and destroyed by its terrain, why not take advantage of the current undispersed Dragon Qi and move Spirit Deer Valley away early. As for where to move it to, Tang needs to be on-site for actual inspection before deciding.

Watching Tang talk eloquently on the small walnut screen, Li Wenzhou suddenly asked, "Dian, what's your cultivation level now?"

Tang patted his chest, "Just Foundation Establishment again, why?"

"You're only at Foundation Establishment, how do you plan to move a mountain?" Li Wenzhou sighed, thinking this person was acting insane again.

"Who said I would do it? You, you, and you all come, and I'll teach you," Tang snorted coldly, pointing at all those present, "It's just a Mountain Moving Technique, nothing like an in-demand secret. No need to hide it, if you really feel guilty then call me 'Master', and I won't mind."

Li Wenzhou and Tang were old acquaintances, knowing that few good things come from his mouth, and now having a favor to ask, there was no need for an argument.

"Success or failure in relocating the mountain is another matter, the crucial thing now is delaying the dispersal of Dragon Qi. Dian, do you have a useful skill?" Li Wenzhou asked.

"Hmm, there is one, but it can only delay for a month or so. Let me search for it." With that, Tang left the screen, then after a long while, dug out an old book from somewhere.

The book was so old it was falling apart, with wrinkled cover as if dug out from the bottom of a chest.

In the small walnut, Tang saw Li Wenzhou hesitant to speak, guessing his intent to ask something, "This Fengshui Secret Skill was in the Ancestral Master's hands and in this state, it wasn't me who did this. Be patient, let me look through it."

The book seemed somewhat mystical, extremely obscure, and Tang read it very slowly. He occasionally flipped it to the front to reread, seems like he forgot things after reading a bit.

Moreover, during his reading, he had to pause to ask Li Wenzhou about the Fengshui position of Spirit Deer Valley, the specific mountain shapes, and various random little details.

About half a two-hour later, Tang exhaled, carefully putting the book away, "The method is not difficult, you do it this way..."

With Tang guiding the position, the Beast Taming Sect set up a Spirit-Sealing Vein barrier around Spirit Deer Valley. Using Spiritual Qi to counteract, it temporarily plugged Spirit Deer Valley like a leaky sieve and ensured the Dragon Qi wouldn't escape for now.

However, while the method sounds simple, the requirements were somewhat high.

Dozens of cultivators at Divinity Transformation Stage or above were needed to serve as formation cores, achieving balance.

However, although being formation cores, it wasn't anything like the brutal task of Soul Refining where one is skinned alive. They just needed to stand and not move randomly while executing the spell Tang taught them.

Thus ten minutes later, the Beast Taming Sect elders and their spirit beasts all acquired a new duty.

Standing guard.

And Lily thoughtfully crafted some pavilions for the elders and spirit beasts, but Zhang Ze found these pavilions oddly familiar.

Just like the security booth at the entrance to the Thousand Mechanism Pavilion's underground city.

In these small pavilions, Lily also cleverly placed a rocking chair, with a small table beside it, fully equipped with all necessary items.

Not to mention, quite leisurely.

Under Tang's remote guidance, these small pavilions were built in half a day, placed at critical positions around Spirit Deer Valley, totaling twenty-five.

After the Beast Taming Sect elders moved in, as they executed the spell, a faint cyan barrier appeared suddenly above Spirit Deer Valley, and then quickly vanished.

The two conflicting energies reached a certain balance, stabilizing the Dragon Qi within Spirit Deer Valley again.

However, this was not a long-term solution, after all, despite the Beast Taming Sect's large influence and resources, there's no reasoning to have Divinity Transformation Stage cultivators as security guards.

To thoroughly stabilize Spirit Deer Valley, it depends on Tang's performance of the Mountain Moving Technique.

While setting up the formation, Zhang Ze joined the fun and discovered something.

It was related to the village.

From the time Elder Han's Little Qilin met Li, it stuck to Li, following it around. Initially, Zhang Ze thought it was mutual attraction between Substitute Messengers, as Li was also a genuine True Dragon.

But after observing for a while, he found that the Little Qilin was actually fixated not on Li, but on the Hundred Treasures Bag hanging around Li's chest.

This little creature seemed to want to use its nose to hook down that Hundred Treasures Bag.

"I think this little thing actually wants your Hundred Treasures Bag."

"Absolutely not possible!"

Of course, Li didn't believe, feeling it was due to its own domineering aura, the overpowering majesty of the True Dragon, that the Little Qilin prostrated itself.

"Try it then, bet five bucks on it."

After saying that, Zhang Ze raised his hand and captured the Hundred Treasures Bag.

Once Zhang Ze held Li's Hundred Treasures Bag, sure enough, the Little Qilin immediately turned around and started nudging Zhang Ze's leg, bouncing around him.

"You owe me five bucks." Zhang Ze waved at Li.

Inside Li's Hundred Treasures Bag, not much was found, besides food, only a Stone Pill related to the village.

Once Li took out that village-related Stone Pill, the Little Qilin again chased after Li.

Truth is the most revealing.

But Li didn't remain brooding for long, finding a mysterious connection forming between it, the Stone Pill, and the Little Qilin.

As the Little Qilin jumped, the green patterns on the Stone Pill deepened a bit.