Chapter 62: Back to the cave (Mild 18+)

In the end, they ended up traveling the rest of the way back in a big, eight-wheeled cart.

Last night, after the contract and the banter with the wolf brothers, Moon went back to the only tent made there.

His consciousness drifted inside his divine sense, and in a moment, he was transported back to the Nightshade Gold treasure vault.

To make things easier, he gave this place a name. To honor the warlord, he named it the Lupine Palace.

When he landed on the iron-plated ground, he had the chance to look around. Before, he had not seen it clearly.

His gaze drifted from the rock wall to the basement.

There were many weapons. Ancient and rare.

Many were, in reality, useless. Time had left its trace on them. But if they could be restored, they would be high-quality magic weapons.

Moon walked around the vault.

It was so big he couldn’t even guess what was on the other side. He was scanning through them with his divine sense. Countless metals, items, and mostly war weapons, ammo, and gear. But there was still something that caught his eye.

The Pool of Gengjin Spirit Marrow.

Moon’s breath hitched. His blood ran hot just looking at it. He could feel the latent energy radiating from the liquid metal.

If he threw the wolf brothers into that pool, the sheer density of the marrow would make a high-quality bone-tempering element. It would fuse directly with their bones and blood. Their claws and teeth would become as indestructible as spirit iron.

His eyes tracked further up the room.

In the center of an eight-trigram formation sat a magnificent bronze alchemical cauldron carved with golden lines, engraved with roaring dragons and tigers.

"An Earth-grade cauldron!" Moon muttered.

"Humph! You mortal novices are so easy to satisfy," Warlord Lupine’s spirit floated to Moon’s side. "Isn’t it just an Earth-grade artifact?"

Moon rubbed his chin.

"It’s precious and rare," he murmured.

"What’s so rare about it? On my continent, this would not even be a cauldron an outer disciple would use."

Moon smiled. "Senior’s continent must have great artifact masters."

Lupine was satisfied. He puffed up his chest, braced his hands on his back, and walked in a leisurely pose. "Of course. It was a higher continent you would not know."

Moon nodded. "Can it become smaller? I want to use this."

Lupine shrugged his shoulders. "Don’t know. There was a Daoist pill master among us; he left it behind."

Moon tried to touch it. The cauldron remained silent. So, he bravely used his spiritual power to try to shrink it down.

To his surprise, it worked. He was excited. It looked like the owner of the cauldron didn’t leave any mark. He put it away for later use.

He walked to another side.

Growing right at the edge of the molten Gengjin pool, nourished by the dense Yang vapors, were several vibrant, golden lotuses with a shiny crystal inside.

Moon recognized them.

Legendary iridescent Golden Lotuses, the primary ingredient for building a gold core.

At the very back of the cavern, resting on a stone platform, were five rows of bronze chests. Moon pulled up the lid, and his eyes crinkled with sparkles.

"Holy crap!" he muttered.

The chests were all filled with crystals, gems, and more importantly, spirit stones—not low-grade ones but higher-grade.

He was so happy he even sat right in that place and tried to cultivate... which led him to staying inside the Lupine Palace the rest of the night.

By the morning, he was kicked out by Lupine’s puppet for overusing spirit stones.

But Lupine also gave him an eight-wheeled cart for transport.

It was so bizarre and looked like an insect with eight legs. But it was highly effective, as its speed was like a bird flying on a rocky path.

They reached their cave mountain by the evening. Moon went to his only cave and looked at the group of people. He felt another headache.

Oshan Dew took a step back. "I will find my own cave underneath somewhere in this mountain," he said and took his leave.

Axe looked at his departure from behind and felt complicated. "Is he really okay to stay with us?"

Moon nodded. "Don’t worry, the contract is real and sealed. He can’t do anything against us."

As he turned and entered the cave, the light behind his back dimmed, and the wooden door of the cave mouth was sealed shut. Before he could turn to see what happened, his mouth was sealed in a hot kiss.

"Mmph!!!"

Moon’s breath caught in his throat. He pushed the man’s hard chest muscles, only to be grabbed from behind by another solid chest and arms.

His wrists were clamped in hot palms and trapped against his body.

Moon heard a soft sigh from the corner and a low voice, "You guys don’t give him a hard time." Ugo’s voice came to Moon’s ear with vague passion.

Moon was already drifting in his hazy mind as the man’s tongue slipped inside.

The hot breath burned his face in a wild sensation.

Axe was like a starving beast.

He grabbed Moon’s head, his fingers finding their way into Moon’s long hair, pulled the ribbon, and untied it.

As his palm touched the soft, smooth texture, he pulled Moon’s face even closer.

He sucked on Moon’s tongue hard, gulping his essence.

His tongue went deep inside Moon’s oral cavity.

"Slurp, um... Mmph..."

As if it was not enough, he tilted his face to get a better angle.

Nox was holding Moon’s wrists and gnawing on his neck, holding him in place to cater to Axe’s exploitation.

His hand untied Moon’s layers of clothes gently.

Moon’s legs gave out, but he didn’t fall. Nox kept him in his arms, his palm rubbing on his belly where he found his new secret and special womb.

His fingers traced downward.

"Uhng..." Moon let out a moan.

Suddenly Axe parted his lips, and Nox lifted Moon up in a bridal carry.

They pushed Moon onto the only bed in the cavern, and both got into bed.

Axe pinned Moon to the bed and kissed his lips again.

Moon’s thighs trembled as he felt Nox’s palm grabbing each one.

And just then he heard Ugo’s sigh, "You... leave me a little space."

Moon cursed inwardly, "Damn you doggies."