That place was referred to as a sandpit by the Grand Saint, filled with Secret Spirits like Sand Serpents, rarely seeing Secret Spirits above the seventh sense.
Secret Spirits like the Grand Saint disdained going to such places, allowing Chen Guan to confidently train his pets there.
Indeed, Chen Guan's main purpose in visiting the sandpit was to train his pets.
His own level was very difficult to raise; the resources of the Tear Luo Desert were too scattered, lacking substantial resources for Chen Guan to use for leveling up.
In such a barren place, if Chen Guan had a choice, he definitely wouldn't co here to cultivate.
Now, with nowhere else to go, he just had to make do here.
First, upgrade the pets' levels and see if he could create so powerful Secret Law pets.
Once the ti ca, Chen Guan adjusted his Secret Law to a state where other's Secret Laws were ineffective against him, since survival was paramount.
Upon reaching the sandpit, Chen Guan saw it was littered with remnants of ruined structures, realizing the Grand Saint ant the sandpit was an ancient Secret Realm ruin.
This ought to have been a massive city, transford into ruins by unknown events, gradually claid by the desert, with only remnants of high walls and so undemolished tall buildings visible above the sands now.
From high above, Chen Guan could see many Secret Spirits residing in the sandpit.
Right beside those remnants, he saw sand serpents slithering around.
Chen Guan stayed far away, summoned the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor.
The Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor waved a hand and sent a blast of Primordial Energy at distant sand serpents, which provoked and angered them, making them use the sand escape technique.
In an instant, the sand serpent appeared beside the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor.
But its Secret Law couldn't kill the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor, and it imdiately collapsed and died instead.
"Sure enough, the insects are more poisonous," Chen Guan praised in his heart.
Though the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor was only level 61, sand serpents were at least level 62, so even reaching 65, yet the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor easily killed these sand serpents.
The Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor lured over another sand serpent, but this ti didn't poison it and didn't use her Secret Law.
She let the sand serpent co behind her, releasing its Secret Law, poisoning the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor.
The Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor barely reacted, only having her black silk lace and dress change color to faint gold.
This indicated new toxins in her body, which seemingly enhanced her instead of harming.
The sand serpent, realizing the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor wasn't dead, was shocked and tried escaping again using sand escape.
But it was too late, the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor rely watched it, doing nothing, and the sand serpent seed poisoned, its body weakening, unable to use sand escape, barely able to activate its Secret Law's power.
The poison from the sand serpent's Secret Law turned the Ten Thousand Poison Insect Emperor's stockings and dress to faint gold, even her hair transford, showcasing a different beauty style.
But once the sand serpent exhausted its Primordial Energy and couldn't use its Secret Law anymore, it died from the toxins imdiately.
Watching the sand serpent's corpse, Chen Guan worried: "Can't you avoid killing it with poison? If Yan Zhi and Ghost Eye eat it, won't they get poisoned?"
"Dispel." The insect uttered an unclear word.
Chen Guan understood her intent; she ant she could detoxify even after poisoning.
"That's too troubleso; is there another thod?" Chen Guan asked again.
The insect waved her hand, directly dispelling the sand serpent's poison.
Chen Guan realized his misunderstanding, thinking she intended to detoxify after Yan Zhi and Ghost Eye got poisoned.
The insect entered kill mode; the sand serpents couldn't compete, only left to be slaughtered.
This highlighted the disparity in talent and power, with the insect's abilities being exceptional in the Poison Type, so even higher-level sand serpents were not rivals.
After killing over a dozen sand serpents, one dropped a Secret Skill - Snake-shaped Hand - with a rarity of only Rare.
"Trash." Chen Guan couldn't help but comnt.
As they delved deeper into the sandpit, Chen Guan let his ordinary pets explore, leading out sand serpents for the insect to kill, staying at the back, distant from the action, akin to a pacifist.
Suddenly, the pet Chen Guan dispatched perished, and a golden snake appeared beside the pet.
"This sand serpent seems higher quality!" Chen Guan delighted.
Even if high-quality sand serps mostly relied on poison, they'd be restrained by the insect.
For caution, Chen Guan summoned two level 60 pets to probe, fearing this golden serpent possessed formidable abilities that might disadvantage the insect.
The insect seed impatient and charged ahead.
The golden serpent swiftly appeared beside the insect, instantly transforming the color of her stockings and dress into dazzling gold.
In that mont, Chen Guan received the insect's level-up notification, reaching level 62.
The insect fluttered golden butterfly wings, dancing with the golden serpent, seemingly teasing it without intent to kill.
The golden serpent remained unaware, furiously attacking the insect with its Secret Law constantly active.
Shortly, Chen Guan noticed the insect's level ascend to 63, silently noting, "This golden serpent's toxicity is stronger than ordinary sand serpents, potentially a useful pet."
Chen Guan planned to release Zhao Cai once the golden serpent perished without reactions, starting its operations.
With seven senses now achieved, they couldn't rest idle frivolously.
The golden serpent's dwindling Primordial Energy indicated an impending sand escape attempt, thwarted by the insect's poison crippling it.
Chen Guan released Zhao Cai, ready for action, observing golden particles emanating from the serpent, floating toward him.
"It self-petified!" Chen Guan exclaid, surprised by such fortune after a long dry spell.
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