Releasing all the slis except for the Dual-attribute one, I began to take it with to a secluded corner. There was a nearby underwater cave, so I reached the pond and began to ready to dive in, as I need to swim towards the location.
It was one of the location described in book, as the idonotfear, road this place for his quest.
This place was ant to be discovered while searching for the River slis a special sli of water type variant.
During this quest, the player discovered the underwater cave where river slis usually spawn. To obtain my class, I needed a sli spawn area. Though I could found many up in the grasslands, it’s better to do it in a secluded area.
Plop!
Popping the cork off the underwater breathing potion, I drank it and then jumped into the pond, beginning to swim my way toward the location.
The graphics are just as stunning in underwater as they are above—a testant to the quality of this ga. There are even monsters, but since this is a beginner village, they don’t harm much, especially after drinking a Defense Potion and Strength Potion. Still, you never know what might happen, so I swam hard toward the far end of the pond, where the entrance to the cave was.
Eventually, I reached the spot and began to move carefully, as the cave entrance is hidden. After so ti, I found the entrance because I knew where it was, concealed behind a lot of coral that obscures any movent from things other than water-type forms.
The mont I appeared, the corals shrank back, parting to reveal the way forward. As I began to move deeper in, I reached the cave and erged from the water. I looked around the underwater cave—it was dimly lit by luminescent mosses, casting an eerie glow.
A lot of dark blue blobs of water—river slis—were jumping around here and there. Scattered among them were the bones of monsters that had co here before.
Ignoring the scene, I headed toward the spawn area. It was a crack in the underwater cave where mana and river water seamlessly mixed, resulting in the natural birth of slis.
I placed the small, fist-sized baby sli I had with in it and then began to feed it the sli cores I had collected.
Juggle, juggle~~
The baby sli started to jiggle happily as it ate the cores.
As the baby sli continued to absorb the sli cores, its growth beca rapid. With each core it consud, its form expanded, and its surface began to shimr with a subtle glow. The power within the cores was being fully absorbed, nourishing the sli and strengthening it.
Slowly but surely, the sli started to change. Its once simple, jelly-like form now rippled with energy, and the hues of its dual-colored attributes—black and white—beca more vivid. The fusion of these elents within its body was refining its bloodline, unlocking potential far beyond that of a normal sli.
With every core it absorbed, its natural abilities strengthened. You could feel the mana around it reacting, as if the cave itself recognized the transformation happening before your eyes. Its movents beca quicker, more precise, and the sli’s surface occasionally sparked with elental energy—faint bursts of light and darkness flickering as its latent powers awakened.
By the ti it had consud the last of the sli cores, the baby sli had grown far larger, and its presence radiated an aura of dominance. No longer just a simple creature, it was evolving into sothing rare and formidable—a sli with the potential to beco an apex monster, capable of wielding both light and dark elental power in perfect harmony.
Finally, I fed it the last sli core. Now, the gigantic sli began to shimr in light. The mana surged wildly, swirling in the water as the river currents intensified and rushed toward it. I raised my brow, wondering if I had done sothing wrong, but soon, I realized what was happening.
The sli was absorbing the river’s elental water energy, rging it with its own.
"Phew, it’s just gaining another elent, nothing dangerous," I thought as I watched. The giant sli’s size began to reduce as it condensed the absorbed power, refining itself. I sighed in relief, knowing this was exactly what I had prepared for today.
I activated the skill I had practiced beforehand—The Basic Taming Skill.
Light shone from as it landed on the evolving sli, adding a golden glow of my own to the mix of black, white, and blue light swirling around it.
Soon, the light subsided, and before stood a pure white sli with a black crown and blue sigils of water. It looked at with its now two black, dot-like eyes, which turned into crescents as it rushed toward and hugged my leg.
Ding!
[ Taming successful! ]
[ You have tad the Ancient Black King of White River Slis. ]
...!
[ You have tad an Ancient Creature. ]
[ You have tad an Ancient Creature at Level 1. ]
[ You are rewarded a new class - Tar of Ancients. ]
[ New class-related skills and stat gains unlocked. ]
[ Stat: Domination unlocked. ]
[ Stat: Ancient Affinity created. ]
[ Ancient Affinity increased by 100 points for taming a Rare Ancient Creature. ]
[ Ancient Affinity – Increases taming success rate with ancient creatures and boosts their loyalty.]
[ Skill: Taming is learned]
[Skill : Taming is evolved into Ancient Taming and mastered ]
[ Skill : Prival Will is learned ]
[ Prival Will
Type : Passive
– Grants immunity to fear or control effects from ancient creatures or enemies with ancient powers.]
[ Skill : Rite of Awakening Learned ]
[ Rite of Awakening lvl : 1
Type : Active
– Unlocks dormant abilities in tad ancient creatures, allowing them to evolve or gain new powers.
Cost : Depends on Creature rarity level
cooldown : Once per creature ]
[ Skill : Legacy Bond Learned ]
[ Legacy Bond level 1
Type : Active
– Allows the tar to borrow strength or abilities from tad ancient creatures for a limited ti.
Only one skill can be copied and used at level 1
Cost : copied skill cost
cooldown : 24 hours ]
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