Chosen Mate of the Beastmen Empire by Lewis Reed

Chapter 466

Chapter 466

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Nyx’s pupils practically quaked. She thought, “This is something you could teach openly? I thought the Celestial was supposed to be a proper sect.‘

Melina ruffled the soft fur on her head, seeming to know exactly what these young disciples were thinking, and explained patiently, “The dual cultivation our sect teaches isn’t the demonic kind where you harvest energy from a furnace–nothing evil like that. It’s about harmony between partners, cultivating together for twice the results with half the effort.

“The Sublime’s cultivators rely on this method too–they’ve got their own special tricks. But dual cultivation isn’t exclusive to them. Any bonded partners can practice this technique.”

The lesson was taught very seriously, focusing not on the spicy stuff but on how to channel spiritual energy, operate heart techniques–pretty much like any other cultivation method.

Melina explained everything in detail, her teaching style strict. The disciples slowly started dozing off, losing the excitement they’d had at the start. Nyx listened intently, taking mental notes, already setting aside her initial bias against the subject.

Melina kept lecturing while casually petting the rabbit fur. When she glanced down, she saw the little rabbit listening so earnestly, her round face full of focus.

She couldn’t help but chuckle to herself. After class, she teased Nyx, “Why’re you taking dual cultivation so seriously? What, you got a partner already?”

A palm–sized little thing like her–it was way too early for this stuff. But Nyx nodded confidently. “I do.”

Melina was floored. She stared for a good while before cautiously lifting the little rabbit to inspect her. “You’re joking, right? You don’t have a partner bond on you.”

“Not joking,” Nyx said, shaking her head. “We haven’t bonded yet–he’s my fiance.” Her tone didn’t sound fake.

Melina grilled her for a bit and learned it was a childhood engagement, not some sleaze trying to trick the little rabbit. She begrudgingly accepted it but still wasn’t thrilled, warning Nyx sternly, “No dual cultivating with him until you’re officially bonded.”

Nyx was used to being treated like a baby and mumbled a vague “mm–hmm” to brush it off. She looked so small, after all. But she was already an adult, though–she could do whatever she wanted.

wearing the little red outfit and not switching back to human form, Nyx hopped onto an immortal crane and headed

you got on?” Magnus jolted when he

blinked and looked down

It shouldn’t be that bad,‘ she

but the outfit itself was pretty nice. In a

clothes!” Magnus’s face turned green.

too late? Did Fiona already claim the little rabbit?‘ he wondered. ‘She even had a custom outfit made for her?

head up, staring straight at Nyx. “Nyx,

to the Sublime? Not staying at Herb Peak? Does she not want

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let out an “Huh?” her round eyes full of shock. “A Sublime disciple uniform?”

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this for me–she made a bunch of outfits,” she said, dumping a mountain of various outfits out of her storage pouch. From the intricate craftsmanship and clever

Melina had this kind of hobby. But she was skilled

clothes, and you pick

pick the outfit herself. She pouted but didn’t argue with Magnus. Instead, she grabbed Kian and left, whispering to him on the way, “Melina put me in this outfit–probably because it

that she knew it was a modified Sublime disciple uniform, it clicked. It probably stood out among the other pretty outfits because it matched the day’s

was still a bit unsettled, holding the little rabbit in his

learned dual cultivation!” Nyx said proudly, puffing out her chest. She’d learned it real well.

petting her froze mid–motion. ‘Dual cultivation?‘ Kian stiffened, his thoughts drifting to what

reaction, kept chatting excitedly. “I’ll teach

his pale face slowly turning

Nyx said matter–of–factly, “Haven’t I always taught

cultivation method. Since the Celestial taught it to disciples, it must have its merits.

strong partner could make cultivation way faster–and it didn’t hurt