God-Tier Fishing System - Chapter 316

Chapter 316: Chapter 316
This kind of cultivation method could only be described with one word—abnormal.

Ethan leaned back slightly, letting the influx of information settle.

“This Infinite Ten Thousand Beasts Technique… it’s somewhat similar to the principle behind dual cultivation techniques, where both sides strengthen each other.”

But this was far more terrifying.

Dual cultivation only strengthened partners under certain conditions.

This technique strengthened a cultivator and any number of spiritual pets—even holy beasts—continuously and simultaneously.

Ethan exhaled slowly, organizing every thread of comprehension.

All of it replayed through his mind again and again.

Two hours passed.

Then—

His eyes opened, clear and luminous.

“It is indeed a holy-grade secret method. Truly profound.”

He muttered to himself.

In the entire Skyreach Territory, the number of people who could claim to possess a Holy-grade secret technique might be counted on one hand. Even many Supreme Realm cultivators had never seen one, much less mastered one.

Once something of this level appeared, it would unleash a bloody tempest—Supreme experts would fight, countless powers would be dragged into the conflict, and entire sects could be erased overnight.

Yet now—

it lay quietly within Ethan’s sea of consciousness.

At that moment—

[Warm reminder: The fishing mission has been released — fish twenty Flame Giant Loaches.]

Ethan blinked.

“Flame Giant Loach, huh? Seems simple fishing isn’t enough anymore.”

The Flame Giant Loach wasn’t some harmless pond fish.

It was a third-rank aquatic monster, rare in number, swift, slippery, and possessing explosive inner heat. Warriors loved its meat, chefs worshiped it, and beast tamers paid fortunes for live ones.

Alicia’s voice chimed again:

[Warm reminder: Sir can preview fishing spot information on the map, including fish distribution.]

“Oh? Previewing fishing spots… now that’s convenient.”

Ethan opened the map.

The old fog-covered region was gone.

The map expanded tenfold into a full world layout.

Six continents appeared:

Oceanreach, Luminous, Sacred, Azure, Silvermoon, and Black Abyss.

Countless islands dotted the surrounding seas.

Oceanreach lay to the east, bordering the Great East Sea—vast waters filled with powers and untamed territories. Among the six continents, Oceanreach had the greatest land area, separated from Luminous by the West Sea.

Ethan traced the borders thoughtfully.

“Oceanreach is surrounded by water on all sides… it almost feels like a massive isolated island.”

The thought appeared without warning, bringing a faint sense of strangeness.

He dismissed it and zoomed into Skyreach Territory.

The fog was gone—everything was detailed and clear.

Dozens of fishing spot markers appeared.

He tapped the silver fishing rod icon.

Information unfolded—fish types, density, danger level.

But—

No Flame Giant Loaches in Heavenly Lake.

“You can preview all spots… no need to waste time on bronze zones. Silver spots give better rewards anyway.”

He dragged the map.

Then—

A golden fishing rod symbol.

Located northwest of Skyreach Territory.

In the lands of the demon race.

The Demon Territory.

Its landmass was enormous—larger than Blackspire Mountain and Skyreach Territory combined.

Fortunately, the golden fishing spot wasn’t deep inside—just near the outer periphery.

He tapped it.

There it was.

Flame Giant Loach—habitat confirmed.

“No wonder they’re rare. They only live in the Demon Territory and nearby.”

Ethan closed the map, decision forming crisply.

After the Treasure Appraisal Conference, he would return to Azure Origin Dao Sect… then head to the Demon Territory to complete the fishing mission.

He couldn’t help but chuckle.

“It really is like playing a game. But I have to admit… it’s pretty fun.”

A thought moved—Alicia’s projection faded, and the system interface vanished.

…..

On the third day—

The auction house was already packed.

Seats were filled. A sea of cultivators stood shoulder to shoulder. Even the stairways were occupied.

Today was the last day of the Treasure Appraisal Conference.

The legendary finale treasure would finally appear.

Every major expert in Noble Sun City was present.

Everyone was waiting for the final reveal.

In the private box, Ethan, Althea, and Solara sat together. Rain, Zeon, Magnus, Roan, and the others sat in the next section, separated only by a carved screen.

The excitement in the air was palpable.

“The Myriad Treasures Pavilion has been building hype for the finale treasure since the beginning,” Roan whispered.

“I wonder what it will be?”

“Holy-grade spiritual technique? Holy-grade elixir? A Spiritual weapon?” Magnus speculated, sipping tea.

“Tch. What else could it be? It’s not like I don’t already have that kind of thing,” Zeon scoffed, arms crossed arrogantly.

Rain elbowed him.

“Can you not be so high-profile? Just because you have a stash of treasures doesn’t mean you should announce it. If a Supreme Realm expert hears and wants them, what will you do?”

Zeon snorted.

“If a Supreme Realm expert attacks, I may not win—but escaping won’t be a problem.”

Rain rolled her eyes.

“Say whatever you want here, but keep that mouth shut outside.”

Zeon grinned.

“We’ve known each other for so many years. Have I ever gotten myself into trouble?”

Rain ignored him.

Zeon leaned closer again.

“By the way, Sister Rain, you’re close with Manager Lana. Don’t you know any inside news?”

Rain hesitated, then whispered:

“There’s only one thing I can say—the finale treasure is related to entering the Supreme Realm. I don’t know anything more.”

Silence.

Then—

Shock.

Followed by blazing desire.

The dream of every Mahayana cultivator was to step into the Supreme Realm.

Magnus’ breathing quickened.

Zeon’s eyes sharpened instantly, frivolous expression disappearing.

“If it helps break through to the Supreme Realm…”

His aura surged faintly.

“Then this treasure must belong to me.”

Ethan stroked his chin thoughtfully.

He didn’t react much.

After all—he already possessed a complete Supreme Heart. His breakthrough path was guaranteed. Even so, curiosity stirred.

Perhaps there were other methods. Other keys. Other mysteries.

Rain suddenly spoke again.

“Do you think those three people are acting strange?”

Everyone glanced at her.

“Which three people?”

Rain lowered her voice and pointed toward the window curtain.

“Just in front.”

Rain motioned the three of them to look outside the curtain.