The images were intermittent, but the first one struck Su Ping as extrely bizarre.
It was a lush, verdant world. Grass, flowers, and all sorts of plants intertwined within it. At the center of the image stood an imnse Divine Tree. This Divine Tree seed to connect Heaven and Earth.
Then, the image vanished in an instant. It was replaced by the image of a peculiar plant. This plant was one that bore fruit. The fruit it bore was vibrant and looked succulent. Su Ping couldn’t even make out what the fruit was from the image, but his genetic instincts compelled him, making him irresistibly want to devour it, to pursue it. An abundance of life force surrounded it, making it incredibly alluring.
Just as Su Ping was about to investigate further, the image abruptly disappeared. The Biyao Chunshen, whose body had rged with his, had already withdrawn.
Su Ping, however, was still sowhat dazed.
The great tree was one thing; he didn’t know what it was or what it specifically signified. But as for that strange fruit, Su Ping felt he could sense sothing about it. He suddenly recalled what Master Zhu Hong had told him before regarding those Legendary Level resources. Master Zhu Hong had specifically ntioned the Wood Elent and Life Series Legendary resources.
The Elixir of Immortality.
A miraculous resource of legend, a coveted treasure pursued by countless Pet Beasts and Beast Tars. Legend had it that consuming this treasure could vastly extend one’s lifespan, granting immortality.
Clearly, the Biyao Chunshen projecting such an image at this mont ant its intention was quite obvious.
So, Su Ping looked at the Biyao Chunshen, speechless, and asked, "You want this Elixir of Immortality?"
The Biyao Chunshen seed pleasantly surprised by Su Ping’s comprehension and insight. Its body rippled, and then it nodded.
It probably only found because it’s practically cheating the system itself! Su Ping was tempted to think. As for the Elixir of Immortality, another Legendary Wood Elent and Life Series resource even more sought after by countless people, where on earth am I supposed to find that?
However, this thought had barely ford when the Biyao Chunshen moved. It then flicked out a tendril, impossibly slender—only infinitesimally thicker than a strand of hair—which floated before Su Ping. It was as if, eting Su Ping’s gaze, it was forthrightly declaring, This is an advance paynt.
Su Ping swallowed hard.
This is a real tendril! Not so fake and inferior sheddings! With this, the preparatory resources for the deluxe First Rank evolution I’ve dread of for Xiao Qing are finally complete! Xiao Qing’s evolution can begin from a terrifying starting point that even Sang Sheng would find hard to imagine! It’s really hard to refuse!
However, Su Ping thought for a mont and decided not to accept it hastily. Instead, he continued via Psychic Communication, "Is there a ti limit? The Elixir of Immortality isn’t sothing I can obtain at my current level."
The Biyao Chunshen shook its head, then pointed to Xiao Qing beside them, its aning unclear.
Su Ping asked tentatively, "This tendril is for Xiao Qing? And as for the Elixir of Immortality, I just need to try my best?"
The Biyao Chunshen nodded.
Su Ping felt that the Biyao Chunshen before him was the best kind of client. Where else could you find such a dream client? Although, the request to find the Elixir of Immortality is truly outrageous and preposterous. But if there’s no ti limit, then what’s there to complain about?
However, before Su Ping could make any move, the Biyao Chunshen acted again. Then, sothing Su Ping hadn’t expected happened once more.
The Biyao Chunshen actually slowly retrieved the Gold box that had been tossed aside. Then, it broke off a section of the Gold box and placed its own incredibly fine tendril inside. And then, eting Su Ping’s astonished gaze, it jumped directly into the larger Gold box itself.
Su Ping had originally thought the Biyao Chunshen possessed such high awareness that not only would it agree to go with him, but it would even willingly shackle itself. But, to Su Ping’s surprise, after the Biyao Chunshen closed the Gold box, its body actually erged from it again.
So the thod I thought would capture this Biyao Chunshen is actually completely useless? What was I doing before then? Putting on a circus act?
The Biyao Chunshen shot Su Ping—who was still dumbfounded and hadn’t processed what had happened—an indifferent, haughty, and disdainful glance. It was as if it was finally responding to Su Ping’s earlier words, such as, "I won’t hurt you," and "I won’t restrict your freedom."
With its abilities, how could I possibly harm or restrict it?
It wasn’t just him; at that mont, Su Ping seed to understand sothing. Even if he called Leng Ye for help, it would likely be incredibly difficult to capture this Biyao Chunshen!
I was just a reckless fool, ignorant of the true imnsity of things, trying to capture it with my ager skills. If it weren’t for Xiao Qing, Su Ping could have stayed here for ten years and wouldn’t have even dread of catching a single strand of the Biyao Chunshen.
Su Ping finally understood this point. Then, the Biyao Chunshen’s swaying form drifted over to Xiao Qing and slowly rged into Xiao Qing’s body. It was impossible to discern the slightest trace of it.
Finally, Su Ping even summoned Xiao Qing into his Beast Taming Space. The Biyao Chunshen showed no signs of anything unusual.
At last, Su Ping looked utterly bewildered and confused.
Sothing’s not right. This doesn’t match what I was told before, does it? Wasn’t the Biyao Chunshen supposed to be restricted by Gold? Wasn’t it supposed to be unable to enter a Mysterious Realm Space? None of this adds up!
The information from the Breeder system couldn’t possibly be intentionally misleading. And Master Zhu Hong, having spoken so clearly before, would have had absolutely no reason to deceive or mislead him.
Then why is this happening?
It was only then that Su Ping belatedly realized the situation had once again exceeded his imagination.
Could it be that I’ve muddle-headedly found an extraordinary ’godfather’ for Xiao Qing?
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