"I'm ready to visit the Eternal Phoenix Domain," Yuan said to the Primal Monarch after chasing away the Primals.
The Primal Monarch nodded and said, "Don't expect to protect you if you get in trouble there."
He smiled, "I'll be fine. Thanks for worrying."
"Who the hell is worried?" The Primal Monarch sneered before opening a rift that led directly to the Eternal Phoenix Domain.
"Can you hold these for with your treasure?" Yingzi handed him the at skewers she didn't eat.
Yuan nodded and stored the skewers in his spatial ring before stepping into the rift, with Yingzi following closely behind. Upon erging from the rift, Yuan found himself standing before a vast land that resembled the Phoenix Ascendancy Plateau.
His human scent instantly spread and attracted the attention of nearby Primals.
'This is the perfect opportunity for to test out my new powers while I wait for the Phoenixes to show up…' Yuan thought to himself and patiently waited for the Primals to show up.
A few monts later, a massive purple-feathered bird, its wings large enough to cover an entire mountain, ca diving toward Yuan's location.
This bird exuded an aura equal to that of a Divine Emperor cultivator.
Yuan calmly gazed at the incoming bird. Once it was close enough, Yuan muttered in a nonchalant tone, "Die."
In the next mont, the bird's movents suddenly slowed, and then, without warning, it began to fall lifelessly, plumting straight into the ground.
"..."
Yingzi's eyes widened in shock as she witnessed Yuan kill the Primal with nothing more than a simple voice command.
"So it actually works…" Yuan mumbled to himself.
He had never used the Immortal Monarch's Dominion in such a manner in his previous life, so this was sothing new to him.
More Primals appeared shortly after, but they also dropped like flies as Yuan commanded them to die with nothing more than his voice.
Although this power initially seed limitless, Yuan began to feel fatigued after killing several more Primals in this manner, and it was ntal fatigue that couldn't be healed even with his powerful soul cultivation technique. It was also apparent that the stronger his target, the more it drained his energy and exhausted him.
'Let's try sothing else now…'
Yuan suddenly made a grasping motion toward the corpses scattered on the ground and muttered, "Condense!"
In response, the corpses began to disintegrate into their purest form—spiritual energy—before condensing and forming what is known as a monster core.
In the Primal Expanse, entities do not leave behind a monster core because they cultivate through their Chaotic Heart. Yet, Yuan had managed to transform their corpses—their very Chaotic Hearts—into monster cores through his unique power.
[Absolute Core Creation]
[Rank: Celestial]
[Mastery Level: Max]
[Description: Allows the user to create perfect monster cores from beast corpses.]
"What is that?" Yingzi asked as she stared at the monster cores with a curious gaze. This was her first ti seeing a monster core.
"The Primals and Predators in the human world don't have Chaotic Hearts. Instead, they have a monster core, which you're looking at right now." Yuan explained.
"They don't have Chaotic Hearts...?" Yingzi muttered in disbelief, unable to fathom such a possibility, as it was impossible for them to survive without a Chaotic Heart.
"Do you want it? Here you go." Yuan tossed the monster cores to her.
Once the monster cores were in her grasp, Yingzi inspected them with great interest. anwhile, Yuan shifted his focus to the approaching Primals.
"Although I can't turn them into monster cores while they are still alive, I can do this instead…"
When his next target was close enough, Yuan pointed two fingers at it and muttered, "Extract!"
The targeted Primal suddenly sensed an overwhelming dread as it felt its longevity rapidly depleting, its life force draining away uncontrollably.
However, its longevity wasn't disappearing into thin air. Instead, it was being used to form a Blood Essence.
Sure enough, just monts later, Yuan successfully extracted the Primal's Blood Essence.
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