Raising Beast Husbands with My Space — The Villainess Becomes a Beloved Favorite Chapter 304: The Night of the Full Moon

Over a month later, Su Muyao and the others arrived at the Southern Border when the moonlight first appeared.

Upon entering the Southern Border, Su Muyao felt as though she had stepped into an entirely different world. As far as the eye could see, the Ten Thousand Mountains stretched endlessly, with peaks towering into the clouds. So peaks were as steep as sharp blades, while others were grand and lofty.

Towering trees blocked out the sun, their dense leaves interwoven, and many had varying shapes. Vines wound through the woods, like giant green snakes, while weeds grew thickly beneath the trees, leaving little room to set foot.

Everything was suffused with a primitive and mysterious aura.

The carriage halted on the outskirts. Hua Linye lifted the carriage curtain and gazed at the scenery outside, remarking, "Is this the Southern Border?"

"The atmosphere here feels very peculiar."

Xiao Jihan’s expression also grew solemn. "These trees and mountains are different from what we’re used to seeing."

Yue Wuhen disembarked from the carriage and approached them, saying, "Miss Su, we’ve reached the Southern Border. This area is unique; the carriage cannot proceed."

Previously, Yue Wuhen had addressed her as ’Princess’, but after more interactions, Su Muyao allowed him to call her by na. However, Yue Wuhen insisted on calling her Miss Su.

Shen Ci’an then said, "Should I fly in with my wife?"

Yue Wuhen shook his head and replied, "This region is special and has unique restrictions; superpowers cannot be used for flight. You must proceed on foot for now."

"Once you pass through this stretch, it will get a bit better."

"If you transform into your true form, you can move faster."

Yue Wuhen explained so things about the Southern Border along the way, and Su Muyao speculated that this place had a unique magnetic field, likely with many unknown limitations and prohibitions.

"Then, we’ll trouble you, Young Master Yue."

Su Muyao didn’t know what her true form was and couldn’t easily transform, so Wen Nanxi and the others changed into their true forms to carry Su Muyao.

Everyone looked at Su Muyao with anticipation.

This reminded Su Muyao of the ti in the Beiluo Tribe when Wen Nanxi and the others often argued over who would carry her.

At that mont, Yue Wuhen transford into a Moon Deer Beastman, saying, "I can also take Miss Su across."

When Su Muyao saw Yue Wuhen’s true form for the first ti, she was utterly amazed.

It was her first ti seeing Yue Wuhen’s true form.

As the moonlight passed over his soft, purple deer antlers, it seed to cloak him in flowing purple light.

The light wasn’t harsh; instead, it carried a hazy, misty feel.

His fur glimred like pearls in the purple light. With a gentle movent, it was as if it showered down purple stardust.

His hooves trod through the grass, creating tiny purple star points that sparked a ring of fluorescence upon landing, so beautiful it seed like a dream.

His antlers, shaped like a crescent moon, drew intricate and soft curves, reflecting the moonlight. His eyes, graceful and slightly closed, were tinged with a hint of purple mist, srizing and drawing one effortlessly into a mirage of dreamlike wonder.

Not only Su Muyao but Wen Nanxi and the others were equally struck by Yue Wuhen’s beauty.

They only knew that the Moon Clan Beastn were Moon Deer Beasts but didn’t realize Moon Deer Beasts could look like this.

Everyone’s sense of crisis surged overwhelmingly.

Xiao Jihan quickly spoke, "No need to trouble Young Master Yue; we’ll carry our wife."

Wen Nanxi moved in front of Su Muyao, his snake form enlarging and blocking Su Muyao’s view, gently saying, "Wife, which one of us will you choose?"

Facing Wen Nanxi’s gentle gaze, Su Muyao replied, "You take ."

"Alright."

Wen Nanxi wrapped Su Muyao gently with his tail and lifted her onto himself.

Xiao Jihan and the others showed a trace of disappointnt, but at least it was Wen Nanxi carrying their wife, not Yue Wuhen.

If possible, they certainly didn’t want another male in the group vying for their wife’s affection.

Yue Wuhen didn’t say much beyond, "The dangers here are nurous; stay close to my steps and don’t wander off."

"Try to stay within the range of my light."

"Don’t touch any plants; many are poisonous."

As Yue Wuhen spoke, he expanded the light around him, enveloping everyone before leading them further into the forest.

...

Three days later, they made their way through dense forests, mountain streams, and arrays before arriving at the valley where the Moon Clan Beastn lived.

The Moon Clan Beastn truly lived deep within the Ten Thousand Mountains.

Here, water sources were ample, the land was fertile, and natural resources were abundant, particularly nurous herbs and poisons.

Upon reaching this place, everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Without Yue Wuhen’s guidance, even their powerful abilities might have left them lost or unable to reach this place so smoothly.

When the Moon Clan saw Yue Wuhen appear, they respectfully bowed, "The Young Master has returned."

"Young Master."

Everyone looked at Yue Wuhen with passion and reverence as though he were their idol.

Many wore silver ornants.

Yue Wuhen lightly nodded to everyone, then led Wen Nanxi and the others up the tall mountain at the rear.

Many houses were situated atop the mountain, where Yue Wuhen hosted everyone for a rest.

"Tomorrow night is the full moon night; we can activate the array."

Su Muyao had heard Yue Wuhen ntion that to activate the ancient Moon Clan array, they needed the full moon night when the moon’s glow was strongest, allowing them to borrow the moon’s light to activate the array.

Yue Wuhen had people bring bamboo tube rice and softly explained, "In the past, it was my Master who activated it, but I don’t know where my Master went, and I can’t reach him. Now, I must activate it; however, sending so many people at once ans I don’t know where they will be transferred to."

"But I can ensure it will be within the Cang Beast Continent."

Su Muyao sensed Yue Wuhen’s stress and said, "Young Master Yue, there’s no need to feel pressured, as long as we enter the Cang Beast Continent."

Her grandmother had said such arrays consud a great deal of spiritual energy, and activating it once might weaken Yue Wuhen for a long ti.

Despite this, Yue Wuhen was willing to help, and she felt sowhat guilty.

Once they entered the Cang Beast Continent, she was determined to use her Wood Elent Ability to restore his health.

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After washing up and resting for a day, the next evening was the full moon.

Yue Wuhen donned ritual clothing and painted his face with colorful totem patterns before leading Su Muyao and the others up the mountain peak.

There was a massive sacrificial altar here.

It was inscribed with many ancient characters, and the full moon’s glow shone perfectly upon the altar.

Yue Wuhen instructed them to stand on it, each in different positions, and placed the Blood Spirit Stone inside.

Then, he cut his wrist, letting drops of blood fall into a basin on the sacrificial altar.

Quickly, he began to perform the ritual dance, chanting and singing.

His voice was ethereal and clear, unlike mundane songs, nor the solemnity of scripture, as if imbued with power, stirring up powerful winds around.

Yet, it seed this sacrificial altar was shielded, as the roaring winds swept through foliage but didn’t touch the altar.

This was the first ti Su Muyao saw Yue Wuhen like this.

Watching the blood drip from his wrist made Su Muyao’s heart clench.

She couldn’t shake the feeling of owing him a great favor.

The moonlight grew brighter and brighter, and the sacrificial altar suddenly emitted a dazzling beam of light, with ancient talismans erging above.

Su Muyao’s heart thudded with realization that the altar array was covered in ancient talismans.

Before she could examine further, she felt herself being swept into it by a force.