Chapter 1067: Chapter 511: Blue Curse Orchid!
After these scorpion eggs hatched, rely by undergoing normal cultivation, they would grow into gigantic scorpions stretching nearly 300 feet in height and over half a mile in length.
Before these giant scorpions engaged in battle, Fang Mu could not determine their strength.
However, for such an individual capable of producing so many offspring, this species must occupy a low tier in the ecological hierarchy of this world.
Living organisms at a lower ecological tier typically exhibit parental instincts to protect their offspring.
Their status within the lower ecological tier is also relatively inferior.
All these scorpion eggs were creatures in their juvenile stages that Fang Mu could take away from this higher-dinsional world.
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But Fang Mu wasn’t at all interested in these juvenile creatures.
Fang Mu was more concerned with those plants emanating a faint glow.
In such dim conditions, anything glowing would inevitably beco the target of other creatures.
Since these plants remained unhard, it was evident that these glowing plants had so unique properties.
The scorpion-shaped creatures initially started off rely traveling towards this area.
Upon seeing these glowing plants, they were clearly attracted to them.
They began to hasten toward these glowing plants.
Fang Mu held his breath and silently watched everything unfold.
As the scorpion-shaped creatures moved, they used their scorpion claws to feed on the plants on the ground.
Their claws were quite sharp, clipping off plenty of stone chips when they picked plants from the ground.
These stone chips were all ingested by the scorpion-shaped creatures.
The carapace of these scorpion-shaped creatures carried a scent similar to the surface minerals, indicating that the minerals ingested by these creatures were the source of energy for their carapaces.
In Fang Mu’s eyes, this insect armor seed quite strong, but it likely wasn’t considered a formidable biological defense in this world.
The leading scorpion-shaped creature used its claws to snip at a faintly glowing blue-purple plant.
The claws failed to sever the blue-purple plant.
It was like soone attempting to pick up a water glass from a table only to find that it was fused to the table.
An abrupt misjudgnt caused the scorpion-shaped creature’s body to stop montarily.
The creature emitted a strange sound.
Imdiately, other scorpion-shaped creatures around it gathered and collectively started tearing at these faintly glowing plants with their claws.
As an observer, Fang Mu slowly began to notice sothing amiss.
These plants had always been releasing a special energy field that was very weak until the first scorpion-shaped creature touched them.
After being touched, the energy field intensified.
It was so strong that even Fang Mu could sense it.
Before Fang Mu could ponder further, the ground collapsed in the distance from where he was.
Purplish root whips, as delicate as hair, erged from the soil.
Layer upon layer, they enveloped these scorpion-shaped creatures.
The scorpion-shaped creatures barely had ti to screech before they were turned into a purplish hue by the root whips.
Then, they lted away.
From where Fang Mu was, one could see a fist-sized berry tied at the spot surrounded by the root whips underground.
It radiated dazzling purple light, likely the core of this extraordinary creature.
The little flowers on the surface were a ans for this creature to feed.
Fang Mu really wanted to steal the fruit by surprise, but he quickly dismissed the idea.
From what Fang Mu had observed, any attempt on the central fruit within the root whips would certainly end with him being dissolved into juice.
Fang Mu was now a hybrid of consciousness and soul floating in the sky, shielded by Fool’s Shadow, making it extrely difficult for other creatures to detect him unless he took aggressive action.
Once Fang Mu acted, his presence would be completely exposed.
His soul body would beco a living target for other creatures.
Obtaining this fruit and not being able to take it back to his original world would be pointless, especially with a likely fatal outco.
[Order Realm Peeking], as an exclusive ability of Fool’s Shadow, could be activated frequently.
However, every activation required a cooldown period, the length of which Fang Mu was unsure.
Thus, each opportunity for action needed to be cherished by Fang Mu.
Just as Fang Mu was contemplating which direction to drift in next, a figure too quick for even his soul to track shot towards the fruit enveloped by the roots.
It succeeded in a single strike!
Suddenly ambushed, all the roots of the plant exploded outwards like a jellyfish spreading its tentacles in water, wrapping around the creature that had stolen the fruit.
Sounds of disturbance ca from within.
The purplish root whips behaved as if they had gone mad.
Under the protection of Fool’s Shadow in this higher-dinsional world, Fang Mu was unable to use his Innate Divine Skill [Eye of Omniscience].
This limitation had already been tested by Fang Mu.
Ever since he awakened the Destiny Guidebook and acquired his Destiny Beast, Fool’s Shadow,
Fang Mu had beco accustod to exploring all uncertain matters through Fool’s Shadow.
Now, without Fool’s Shadow, Fang Mu felt sowhat unaccustod.
However, this perspective was what a typical Beast Master should have.
Fang Mu did not rush to leave, quietly waiting for the conflict to resolve.
There are many higher-dinsional worlds compared to the Beastmaster world where Fang Mu currently was.
Each entry into a higher-dinsional world through [Order Realm Peeking] is a new journey.
Observing the diversity of creatures in a world greatly benefits Fang Mu, broadening his horizon.
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