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On the contrary, Hui Yue’s spiritual projection shifted to the spiritual energy sea, summoning red flas that represented fire elental affinity and seamlessly rging with the elents of nature.
Looking at the flas on his hand, Hui Yue gently touched them, watching as the flas licked his fingers, giving him a feeling of warmth—not so hot as to harm, but enough to be comforting.
Yan Xiaobao suddenly realized his entire soul was drawn to a world engulfed in a sea of fire. Gazing at this fiery hell, a soothing warmth spread throughout his body.
Raging flas condensed rapidly, suddenly emitting a crackling sound as they surged through his ridians and veins at an astonishing speed, bursting forth from his spiritual energy sea without warning.
As the flas coursed through his body and veins, his scorched ridians would imdiately heal in the next instant, sending waves of intense pain through Yan Xiaobao. His entire being was being fiercely tempered by the flas.
In the stone garden on the mansion’s side, his piercing screams echoed. Yan Xiaobao could not remain composed, and even seated in a ditative pose, he began to collapse. His body convulsed on the ground as blood sprayed from his mouth, allowing so jagged stones to scrape against his skin.
His blue eyes widened in agony as the excruciating screams built up, growing increasingly desperate with ti, although the flas refused to let him lose consciousness.
The entire ordeal lasted for hours until the flas finally subsided. Exhausted of all energy, he lay paralyzed, eyes shut, drifting into a deep sleep on his bed.
The process unfolded entirely during the night, with not a single servant present in the mansion. Yan Xiaobao had chosen solitude during this painful transformation, which ensured that no one heard the terrifying screams of the unconscious young master.
After spending most of the night sleeping in the stone garden, the next morning, Hui Yue woke up, refreshed and invigorated. His body had undergone a major transformation, achieving his first Star Master level previously, with this being yet another breakthrough.
Yan Xiaobao had successfully synchronized with the flas within his body, and through this, his entire physique was refined. His body’s resilience had grown manifold, though these changes were invisible from the outside. Yet with every movent, Yan Xiaobao felt them profoundly.
He had attained imnse physical strength—strength unlike that derived from Qi or spiritual energy, but pure bodily power. His reconstructed physique carried significantly enhanced strength.
Strength and resilience weren’t the only things Yan Xiaobao gained. He also noticed that the opening of the Dai Mai ridian was close to being breached, while the barrier around another cavity in his Dantian was growing increasingly transparent.
Despite the nearing breakthroughs of both the ridians and barriers, neither had yet opened. Yan Xiaobao, brimming with curiosity about what lay beyond the veils, knew better than to force the process, as impatience could lead to disastrous results.
Even though these advancents approached fruition, Yan Xiaobao felt elated by the profound changes occurring within his body. Though he was rely ranked as a cultivator at the second Star Master level, Yan Xiaobao could competently contend with anyone between the Master and Master Star levels. If the need arose, he could even challenge so Duke-ranked cultivators.
A satisfied smile surfaced on Yan Xiaobao’s face as he basked in the newfound power within his body and the energy flowing from Denise. Finally, the young man felt his cultivation was truly on the right path. At this point, if he were to confront Old Huzi, dispatching him wouldn’t take more than seconds—at most, a minute.
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In the magical forest, Sha Yun had just explained the escape plan to the two sisters, who marveled at the diagrams etched into the snow. Everything about the plan seed ticulously thought through; no matter how hard the sisters tried, there seed to be no vulnerabilities left unresolved.
"Alright," Shui Wu finally said with a nod. The depth of the plan reassured her, making her believe in Sha Yun, who had cared for her and her sister all these years.
Bing Niao remained silent for a while, torn between the temptation of leaving the forest and seeing the outside world, unburdened by human obligations, and the fear of what might happen.
Gazing at her sisters, she let out a soft sigh that escaped her beautiful lips before finally resolving to join them. Being alone was sothing she could never bear. As she nodded, she quickly grabbed a cloak and draped it over herself.
These cloaks suppressed their aura, ensuring none could detect it leaking out. With them being humanoid beasts, common folk would find it impossible to discern whether they were humans or beasts due to the cloaks’ concealnt. The only exception was Sha Yun, whose tail was too long to fit underneath.
Fortunately, anyone who saw Sha Yun’s silver eyes would know she was bound by a beast contract. Her presence masked the identities of her accompanying cloaked companions, leading assumptions that they might be those in charge of suppressing this powerful beast.
The cloaks were one of the primary reasons the sisters dared to contemplate the journey to the Stone Forest, but they weren’t the only factor. On their way back, the three beast sisters would take detours to avoid villages, thereby significantly lowering their risks.
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