391: Chapter 297 Giant Tree_2 391: Chapter 297 Giant Tree_2 As such, Zhou Tian hadn’t expected that and rushed directly to that terrain.
As one might expect, the outco couldn’t have possibly been favorable.
“Whoo…” The group of ghosts that had been pursuing Zhou Tian stopped their attack the mont they saw him run into the terrain.
“What is…”
Zhou Tian wasn’t stupid.
Having seen the ghosts’ reaction, he recognized that sothing was off.
Given the circumstances, Zhou Tian had no choice but to notice the ghost’s response.
After all, the ghosts never gave up on attacking him.
Throughout the process, he managed to fend off the ghosts with his spiritual power, relying on the speed of the bear cub to escape their grip.
However, the group of ghosts that had chased him relentlessly to no avail suddenly stopped their pursuit.
He couldn’t believe that there was no reason behind this change.
Even so, for Zhou Tian at that ti, it was too late to change anything even if he noticed the unusual reaction of the ghosts.
Given his situation at that point, it was impossible to retreat as he and the bear cub had already ventured deep into the territory.
If there was truly danger, they would not be given an opportunity to retreat.
Suddenly, while preparing to think of another way, the area he entered underwent a sudden transformation.
“Plop, plop, plop…” A Big Tree rose in the middle of an open space.
While it wasn’t overly imposing, its many branches gave the impression of being in a jungle when beneath it.
Of course, the properties of the tree didn’t particularly bother Zhou Tian.
He was more interested in assessing its strength rather than its appearance.
Yet, the sight of skull-shaped fruits on the tree silently communicated the danger of the plant.
Facing such an opponent, Zhou Tian couldn’t afford to be careless.
Upon bursting from the ground, the tree imdiately launched an attack at Zhou Tian without trying to maintain the initial situation.
It may not have consciousness, but within its territory, the tree didn’t hold back.
“Plop, plop, plop…” The tree’s attack was simple but monotonous, incessantly swinging its branches at its opponent without any other movents.
However, while the tree’s attack was simple, its effects were remarkably powerful.
Zhou Tian and the bear cub both suffered quite a bit from this form of attack.
Repeated strikes later, no matter how much Zhou Tian tried to dodge, he inevitably suffered from so hits.
The exact mont Zhou Tian was hit, the special effect of the attack was unleashed.
Zhou Tian was unaware of what kind of plant the opponent was, but the tree’s abilities were indeed terrifying.
When hit, the skull-shaped fruits tore a chunk of flesh from Zhou Tian or the bear cub.
While it was not enough to kill them instantly, it already caused them to suffer hardships.
Moreover, if it was rely tearing and chewing flesh, Zhou Tian, despite being annoyed, would not fear it.
However, the attack of the tree was not that simple.
When the skull-shaped fruits were tearing and chewing their flesh, they were also devouring their souls, sothing which truly concerned Zhou Tian.
No matter how strong one is, the soul is the root of all living beings.
Even if Zhou Tian has high spiritual power and strength, if his soul is destroyed, he’s left with only a dead end.
Therefore, although Zhou Tian found the ghosts he encountered very pesky, he never thought he would lose to them.
If it hadn’t been for the cold energy in their souls, Zhou Tian could have easily controlled them with his spiritual power.
Why would he ever take seriously opponents he could easily handle?
Unlike the ghosts, the tree’s attack could directly harm Zhou Tian’s soul, sothing he absolutely needed to guard against.
Because if his soul was hard, even a little, repairing it wouldn’t be easy.
Although abilities associated with the soul are not as profound as those related to ti or creation, they’re not sothing anyone can casually access.
In general, monsters who possess soul-related skills are quite rare, with even fewer entities having conducted research in this regard.
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