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Then, her alluring body was damaged.

Back then, she even wanted to kill David.

Next, everything had surpassed Celeste’s imagination.

This kept on repeating just so she could control her alluring body.

Every time it happened, Celeste could feel her mind power increasing rapidly.

From the initial resistance to slowly letting herself go, accepting, and finally even gradually enjoying the whole process, the activation of her alluring body slowed down Celeste’s cultivation speed, but it also allowed her to find a way to quickly increase her mind power.

Maybe because David had become stronger, but her mind power suddenly increased a lot in the ice cavern just now.

Celeste believed she would surely reach Saint Realm.

It would not be long before she could cross this hurdle with David’s help.

The four reputable elders of the Iridescent Sect noticed how David addressed Celeste.

‘He actually called Celeste by name?

not as old

‘This is impossible, right?

such a young True Saint

of the sect, so that’s why I sent her to the ice cavern. As her teacher, I

Saint, which is why you banished Celeste to the ice cavern? You also put some trumped-up charges on

ant so do you think we would be afraid of him? Even if Sahar himself came, he would not dare to act so recklessly in the Iridescent Sect.” This time it

you send

Once in contact with a man, her physique would be damaged. Her speed of cultivation would drop sharply, and she would be reduced from a genius to just an ordinary person. Celeste’s physique was damaged after she came back from a mission outside. She has failed the sect’s cultivation for so many years and wasted the sect’s resources. There is no hope for

great strength of the masked man, she would

a strong Sacred Saint, any other approach from her seemed so

could only give in first and try to find a

it no

the sisters’ task was completed, they would seek revenge against the master and

the time comes… Heh, he’s just

David fell into a brief

man who damaged Celeste’ alluring body was him,

to bring so much disaster

the beginning was not David’s