ng Bai swallowed hard, his racing heart gradually settling. His mind was still trying to process everything that had just transpired, but one thing was certain—he had experienced sothing life-changing. Whether it was the purification of his body or the harrowing encounter with Little Shrubby, this night would be etched into his mory forever.
After a mont of deep breathing, he managed to calm down and regain so composure.
"I didn't think you had a tad beast," ng Bai finally said as he got to his feet.
"I have a few," Lin Mu corrected.
"You have more?" ng Bai was surprised. "Where are they?"
"They're away for now, but should return soon," Lin Mu replied.
"I see..." ng Bai found it unusual. Most Beast Tars rarely let their beasts leave their side, except in cases where they were used as ssengers, like certain avian species, or as mounts lent to others.
"What kind of beasts are they?" ng Bai inquired further. "Little Shrubby seems to be… a lion or a tiger of so kind?" he guessed, examining the creature.
"He's a Liger. A Flash Fire Liger, to be exact," Lin Mu answered.
"A Flash Fire Liger? Never heard of it," ng Bai admitted. He had only ever encountered common beasts around Ram Orchard City and had little knowledge beyond that. "What about the others?"
Lin Mu smirked. "I think it'll be best to keep that a surprise. They are… special."
ng Bai's curiosity grew. 'If just Little Shrubby is this terrifying, what could the others be like?' he wondered.
Lin Mu watched his reaction and asked, "I suppose you're feeling better now?"
"Yeah, I think I—Wait!" ng Bai suddenly paused, his eyes widening. "Why does the Spirit Qi in the air feel so dense all of a sudden?"
He took a deep breath, and a rich surge of Spirit Qi filled his lungs. But it wasn't just that—his skin was passively absorbing Spirit Qi from the air without any effort on his part. While the amount wasn't overwhelming, it was still far better than what he had been used to.
Previously, ng Bai had to cultivate actively, breathing in Spirit Qi with concentration. But now, his body seed to naturally absorb it, as if it had beco a sponge for energy.
Feeling a sense of disbelief, he looked down at his hands. They appeared the sa as before, but his skin had a newfound vibrancy, as if he had just undergone a rejuvenating treatnt. He touched his face, noting the sa effect—it was softer, healthier. Though his small scars remained, there was an undeniable change.
Feeling a sense of disbelief, he looked down at his hands. They appeared the sa as before, but his skin had a newfound vibrancy, as if he had just undergone a rejuvenating treatnt. He touched his face, noting the sa effect—it was softer, healthier. Though his small scars remained, there was an undeniable change.
Seeing ng Bai's reaction, Lin Mu knew the boy was finally recognizing the transformations.
"You should check inside your body as well," Lin Mu suggested.
ng Bai hesitated before sending his Spirit Sense inward. The mont he did, he was astounded.
Energy surged through his body, his very cells thrumming with newfound vitality. The life force Lin Mu had infused into him had supercharged his regeneration, initiating the repair of old injuries he had accumulated over the years. His skin cells were rapidly renewing, and his muscle fibers were undergoing a process of apoptosis and replacent, strengthening them in the process.
His blood flowed vigorously through his veins, reaching his spleen, where aging cells perished en masse, while his marrow simultaneously produced fresh, potent replacents.
But the most astonishing change lay in his ridians and Dantian.
ng Bai felt like his ridians had expanded—though in truth, they were still the sa size. The difference was that the impurities that had previously clogged and narrowed them had been completely purged. Spirit Qi now flowed freely and efficiently, significantly improving his absorption rate.
The reason the surrounding Spirit Qi felt denser wasn't because the air had changed but because his body was now far more receptive to it. It was like soone shedding heavy layers of clothing and finally feeling the true temperature of their surroundings.
Then, his gaze shifted inward to his core.
"My core… What happened to it!?" ng Bai gasped.
His voice wavered as he took in the sight before him.
The previously dull, opaque core in his Dantian had transford. Now, it was a radiant, translucent crystalline structure, slowly rotating in a sea of Spirit Qi. The sheer power it contained was unlike anything he had ever felt, even when he had reached the Peak of the Core Condensation Realm.
Compared to his previous self, he felt at least twice as strong, as if his forr state had been a re shadow of his potential.
Clenching his fist, ng Bai tested his strength. Though not a body cultivator, the sheer increase in his Spirit Qi alone provided enough passive enhancent that he felt capable of bending tal with ease.
He turned to Lin Mu, eyes filled with disbelief.
"What… What did you do to ?" he asked, knowing that such a profound transformation could not have happened on its own.
There was only one reason sothing like this could have happened to him: Lin Mu.
ng Bai had heard legends of people stumbling upon rare spirit pools that could allow them to rebuild their body anew or of miraculous elixirs that could grant on talent that could rival the heavens.
All those had been re legends to him before, part of the tales that were told to children.
And yet, now he was experiencing the very sa thing.
While he might not know much about the true extent of his changes or what capabilities they granted, just the initial feeling of it told him that he was no longer the sa boy he was before.
"I rely purified your ridians and your Dantian." Lin Mu answered simply.
"You did what?!" ng Bai knew what sothing like this entailed.
It was sothing only the top talents of immortal sects could experience and did for new talented disciples that joined them. It involved the use of rare and precious resources that could cause millions of cultivators to turn green from envy.
And yet, he had received the sa treatnt.
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