Worldly Wave Trace is a rank six Immortal Gu at the top of the water trace movement series.
While teaching Ge Yao in poison grassland, Fang Yuan maps her water trace Gu through later ranks and names worldly wave trace Gu as the famous rank six end of that line. ch. 428
Appearance
It is like a jellyfish the size of a baby’s fist. ch. 641
Series and rank
Water trace Gu at rank three raises speed enough to almost rival some rank four Gu, but leaves wet footprints that are easy to track. At rank four it can become wave trace Gu with a stronger effect. The series splits at rank five into wandering wave trace Gu, which has instant evasion, and river wave trace Gu, which lets a Gu Master run quickly on water. At rank six the series reaches worldly wave trace Gu. ch. 428
Origin and acquisition
While refining control over Water Pavilion, Fang Yuan finds two assisting Immortal Gu beside the rank seven core Water Harmony Gu: rank six movement Immortal Gu Worldly Wave Trace and wisdom path Immortal Gu Delight in Water and Mountain. ch. 568
After Water Pavilion breaks apart, Mo Yao’s will lends Worldly Wave Trace to Fang Yuan. The Gu looks like a jellyfish the size of a baby’s fist and wraps around a green grape immortal essence bead as it consumes it. Activation raises a huge wave under his feet that carries him away at high speed. It is a rank six Immortal Gu; with rank six cultivation he can activate it fully even though he is not a water path Gu Immortal. ch. 641
Speed and combat use
It suits water path Gu Immortals and works better around rivers, lakes, or the sea, and Fang Yuan rates its ordinary travel speed above Rising Azure Cloud. ch. 664
Fang Yuan uses it once to pull clear of dark arrows after light illusion bat wings fail him repeatedly. ch. 677
Feed requirements
Worldly Wave Trace needs tens of thousands of underworld jellyfish and thousands of deepsea lightning eels. As a component of Water Pavilion, with Delight in Water and Mountain, it had been fed well inside Imperial Court blessed land for years before Fang Yuan held it. Fairy Li Shan once received only about a hundred deepsea lightning eels as ornamental stock from a Gu Immortal returning from eastern sea, and all of them died under poor care. ch. 672
Fang Yuan lists those jellyfish and eels among the specific foods for his Immortal Gu and calls them specialties of eastern sea, putting them on the list Tai Bai Yun Sheng carries toward Hai Shi blessed land. ch. 673
Hunger and market
After heavy use the Gu weakens and needs feeding; if it stays unfed and is activated too much, it may die from hunger. Treasure yellow heaven yields few sellers for that food, but Tai Bai Yun Sheng reports underworld jellyfishes already on sale in Hai Shi blessed land. Deepsea lightning eels are rarer: Gu Immortals must enter the deep sea to capture them, and the abundant sea areas are controlled by Eastern Sea Zombie Alliance. ch. 679
The feed materials are covered on underworld jellyfish and deepsea lightning eels.
Auction and sale
Qin Bai Sheng introduces Worldly Wave Trace as a rank six Gu used for movement. Gu Immortals bid for it while the sale is still open. ch. 752
Fang Yuan sells it to Fairy You Lan, and the Gu passes into Feng Jiu Ge’s hands for Spirit Affinity House. ch. 754
Chronicle
Connections(35)
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- Fang Yuan×3
- Feng Jiu Ge×3
- Water Pavilion×2
- Delight in Water and Mountain×2
- Water Harmony Gu×2
- Rising Azure Cloud×2
- Deepsea lightning eels×2
- Underworld jellyfish×2
- Zombie Alliance×2
- Ge Yao
- Gu Master
- Water Trace Gu
- Mo Yao
- Gu Immortal
- Immortal Gu
- Fairy Li Shan
- Tai Bai Yun Sheng
- Hai Shi Blessed Land
- Imperial Court Blessed Land
- Laughter stones
- Light Illusion Bat Wings
- Fang Yuan against Hei Cheng, first battle
- Eastern Sea
- Fang Yuan against Hei Cheng, second battle
- Blessed Land Consolidation
- Qin Bai Sheng
- Swordmaster You Lan
- Spirit Affinity House
- Overturn River
- Pulling Mountain
- Star Desolate Hound Strength Gu
- Worldly Horizon Immortal Gu
- Pulling Water
- Water Path Dao Marks
- Reverse Misfortune