"An ominous beast?"
Yu Ziqing was slightly worried as he was also searching for a suitable third form for Yang.
After all, it's not just the Dragon Clan but specifically the East Sea Dragon Clan that's in question.
There isn't much to say about a Dragon Clan mber appearing on land.
But a True Dragon is completely different; Yang is clearly following the path of a True Dragon, yet unlike any True Dragon from the past.
In previous True Dragons, there were none that were entirely pitch-black, hardly looking like a good on.
Actually, even without the cause of the True Dragon, Yu Ziqing and Yang had long been preparing to open the third form.
But an ominous beast, that hadn't been considered.
Yu Ziqing hadn't thought of it, and Yang hadn't either.
Murderous energy naturally conflicts with intelligent beings.
Since ancient tis, the human race has adhered to a utilitarian mindset, trying everything, and finding suitable ways to utilize every possible thing.
The most common example is using feces which other races avoid at all costs.
The real achievent was finding a use for everything, whether it's usable or not.
This murderous energy is no exception.
However, in cultivation, the vast majority of murderous energy is never directly absorbed and incorporated into the system of power.
There's not much chance that this thing directly kills soone, especially for cultivators with stronger power; it's mostly just troubleso rather than a direct life threat.
But the harm lies in the side effects, as can be seen in No.1.
To cleanse the curse and ominous aura, they used the murderous energy to wash themselves, and after being slightly set up by No.4, their mind was eroded and affected.
It's not deadly but lays out a deadly path to destruction, sliding down even if one stands on it without taking a step.
So these ominous beasts mostly have brains inferior to even ordinary wild beasts. The smarter wild beasts can at least match a four or five-year-old child.
When a newborn baby is born, even conservatively speaking, its intelligence surpasses ninety-nine percent of the ominous beasts.
This is precisely why Yu Ziqing is particularly concerned that if Yang's third form truly chooses to be an ominous beast, it might harm his intellect.
That would definitely not be worth it, picking a moldy sesa and losing a lifelong supply of Qilin lons.
Yang glanced at Yu Ziqing and saw what Yu Ziqing was worried about; this ti, he didn't accuse Yu Ziqing of not studying hard enough or being uneducated.
He explained unhurriedly, "I know what you are worried about, rest assured.
Do you think I've always ignored the Beast Creation Dharma thod of the past?
The thod I have now is hardly related to the first thod.
Ominous beasts are not the sa as ominous beasts.
This patchwork monster, though also an ominous beast, is ultimately pieced together from the Four True bloodline descendants.
True Dragon, True Phoenix, True Qilin, Auspicious Beast bloodline descendants do have a certain resistance to this curse power.
Otherwise, for ordinary ominous beasts, even if beaten alive and dying painfully, they would never flee when facing the village chief.
Because the village chief's physique is much smaller, his realm isn't above it, and his pure strength is nowhere near as vast as it.
Yet it still runs for its life, desperately wanting to flee.
This, at least, is not the characteristic of an ominous beast, but rather of an ordinary beast's mind.
These details are enough to show that I am borrowing their strength to transform into a third form.
No matter what, I can definitely withstand it.
I know what's important; the Dayan Preface I've cultivated has just advanced to the 22nd layer.
Fortune-telling, Dharma thod Inference has also taken a further step; overall, the path has no issues.
In your words, the feasibility is very high.
But the downside might be that the coming tribulation will be extrely strong.
This patchwork monster has never appeared before; I suspect it hasn't gone through the Thunder Tribulation refinent.
Yu Ziqing's mind turned, eyes brightened.
"You an, bringing that ominous beast into our world or into the Silver Lake Forbidden Land will definitely attract a Thunder Tribulation?
If it crosses the Thunder Tribulation, it will beco a new living being.
Likewise, because it hasn't passed the Thunder Tribulation, its intellect is extrely chaotic.
Once it crosses, when you later undergo tribulation, you're no longer the first ominous beast with intelligence, and the difficulty drops straight down?"
"That's indeed the logic, but you need to understand another thing.
In tribulation-crossing matters, the difficulty is always proportional to the rewards.
I can't let it cross first, and without your help, it cannot succeed; it's dood.
Absolutely guaranteed to turn to dust, without any suspense.
Do you think such a Transformation Thunder Tribulation is easy to pass?
The first ti, we relied on geographical advantages, using the Silver Lake Forbidden Land to forcefully diminish and modify the Thunder Tribulation, and because the form at that ti was too weak.
The second ti also had elents of luck; without the Azure Dragon Illusion appearing at the end, there would be at most a fifty percent chance of success.
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This third ti, if not for your presence, choosing such an ominous beast would be impossible for .
Solely depending on my thods, crossing the tribulation would undoubtedly be a certain death.
Yu Ziqing, the tribulation-crossing expert, was sowhat speechless.
Yang had included him from the very beginning.
Upon reflection, he can absorb the power of the Three Calamities, reducing the difficulty, and the Rosy Clouds Divine Skill can further weaken the tribulation.
Without saying that the Transformation Thunder Tribulation for this new being would be directly eliminated, it could at least be reduced to the extre bearable range.
From certain death to over fifty percent, even seventy percent chance of success.
With Yang's disposition, he believed this was already very promising, feasible to attempt.
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