This was quite normal. Beings with special powers could resist having their blood drained while alive, slowing down the speed of getting sucked dry. Once dead, they had no resistance, and Zheng Yichen could drain them completely in a very short period.
By the ti another earth dragon recovered, the one targeted by Zheng Yichen had been drained dry and died completely. The feedback was only diocre since he had already dealt with many of the native extraordinary creatures of this world.
The feedback from hunting the sa powerful beings repeatedly would only decrease over ti. Initially, it was about quality, but later it had to be about quantity. However, this didn’t weaken Zheng Yichen, for the decrease in feedback naturally stemd from his own improvent in quality.
If his base strength suddenly reverted to that of an ordinary person, then killing another powerful extraordinary creature in this world would yield unprecedentedly high feedback.
Glancing at the other section of the earth dragon that had returned to normal, its recovery rate, after symbiosis with plants, was extrely potent, returning to its original length after regeneration.
So, Zheng Yichen changed his approach. The dragon shadow on his long spear beca even more restless. He swiftly retreated as the recovered earth dragon slithered towards him. Once the dragon’s body straightened into a line, he made a turn and threw his weapon.
The dragon shadow adhering to the black spear thrown beca rampant. The long spear pierced through the earth dragon’s body like a hot knife through butter, leaving only a torn and tattered husk with both flesh and plants within wiped clean. The plants on its surface could not restore the creature to its forr state.
This thing was truly dead. Just when Zheng Yichen thought it was all over, several strong extraordinary creatures arrived at the battlefield, still covered in plant vines. Could it be that the creatures of this place were all parasitized by this plant?
Looking at the tiny vines in a lion’s eyes and its vacant stare, Zheng Yichen conjured a new black spear in his hand. The normal extraordinary creatures were already naturally ferocious because of environntal influences, while these creatures had beco imbecilic.
He decided to put them out of their misery.
The battle ended two hours later. Zheng Yichen sat on a rock, looking at the massive pit before him that was more than two hundred ters deep. The fight here had beco increasingly strange. At first, he was unsure, but later he confird that the creatures in this area had all been parasitized.
From the strongest local extraordinary creatures down to a single ant, no mobile being had escaped the calamity.
So much so that by the end, every creature capable of moving had co to this place—this was the most ti-consuming aspect—until he followed the traces to the vine’s main body. This entity had a relatively weak sense of self and, even after Zheng Yichen located it, attempted to escape by burrowing underground.
Thus, a hole originally twenty ters deep turned into two hundred ters, with Hellfire still burning within.
After dealing with that, the mountain area quieted down. Those extraordinary creatures that hadn’t been killed by Zheng Yichen fell to the ground, no longer in a vegetative state. Zheng Yichen didn’t save them; instead, he picked the two fattest rabbits from the mutated animals and left the place.
Just as he was finding a place to make a fire, he noticed the two fat rabbits had mutated, with their fur falling out in large patches. It seed like it would save him the trouble of skinning them, but actually, with the loss of their fur, their skin had beco ulcerated and was proliferating. In the blink of an eye, one seemingly appetizing rabbit turned into a lump of cancerous cells.
The two rabbits placed together even fused into one and slithered across the ground toward Zheng Yichen, resembling a sli?
No, no, no, looking at this thing, one would only find slis to be cuter!
"My dinner!" Zheng Yichen abruptly stood up, his black spear piercing right through the ’cancerous lump’ on the ground.
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