447: Chapter 350: Ancient Qi (Part 2)_2 447: Chapter 350: Ancient Qi (Part 2)_2 Little Loach was satisfied, not minding being second to the youngest sister.
It was nice that at least he could surpass the Elder Brother.
More importantly, the Elder Brother finally realized that the food he had given recently was not tasty—it consisted of grass and insects, which did not taste good at all.
The trace of Ancient Spirit had reached Owen Bertram, who took a deep breath and swallowed it.
He then urged his Brother to give him the warm flow: he wanted to advance to the next realm!
Little Loach secretly sneered and retreated into Julian Gourd to concentrate on digestion, only a little bit away.
A single strand of Ancient Spirit wasn’t enough for Owen Bertram to complete “a al”, so he lived on this tree.
During the day, he focused on understanding the Ancient Spirit, and at night, he waited for giant beasts to co.
After the Burning Hillock “opened”, another trace of Ancient Spirit floated out, Little Loach absorbed it, and the Elder Brother swallowed it.
Owen’s luck wasn’t bad.
Over the next three days, the giant beasts kept coming, and he swallowed three traces of Ancient Spirit.
That night, Brother completely digested the Thirteen-Colored Strange Butterfly and sent a massive warm flow to the Elder Brother for the first ti.
Owen Bertram imdiately began “a al”.
When devouring Heaven and Earth Treasures, the property is more important than the quantity.
The three strands of Ancient Spirit were enough for Owen Bertram.
With his current level, consuming more would have led to difficulties in digestion and caused problems.
The Thirteen-Colored Strange Butterfly was a Tier-6 Demonic Beast, and Brother’s warm flow was vast.
However, Owen felt that his realm had improved, and the once-vast warm flow now only provided enough support for him to complete “a al”.
In the future, Tier-6 wouldn’t be sufficient if he wished to improve further.
He would need to find unique food for Brother.
The warm flow integrated with the three strands of Ancient Spirit, “lting” and diluting them before settling down in his body, integrating it into each Spiritual Cavity and Spirit Vein…
Ti passed quietly, and it was already daylight, but Owen still hadn’t finished “a al”.
Sun rose and set, and as dusk approached, a hazy layer of spiritual light flashed across his body, extending three feet outwards before being reabsorbed.
Owen slowly opened his eyes, smiling.
He had finally completed his al for the Fifth Great Realm!
He leaped down from the tree to feel the power within him.
“So it’s…
the Wildland Spirit!” He couldn’t help but exclaim.
The so-called “Ancient Spirit” that Brother had ntioned was none other than the legendary Wildland Spirit, a special energy that nurtured all things in heaven and earth since the beginning of ti!
It was the top existence among the Heaven and Earth Treasures, far surpassing the Cloud Evil provided by Matt Cooper.
What astonished Owen even more was that Brother could absorb the Wildland Spirit from the Burning Hillock without being affected!
With the enhancent of the Wildland Spirit, Owen believed that even though he had only “eaten” one al, he was now strong enough to confront a general third al and even had the power to fight against the Sixth Great Realm by using all his hidden techniques!
Little Loach remained peacefully inside Julian Gourd, not coming out to take credit, and constantly prayed in his heart: Elder Brother should be satisfied.
Don’t co to find again.
However, things never go as one wishes.
The Elder Brother rembered the deal well and lined up the Julian Gourd, saying, “Don’t play dumb.
As we agreed before, you owe another treasure, to replace the arrowhead and beco my lifesaving treasure.”
Little Loach let out a mournful cry and complained to the Elder Brother: You only ate an insect.
How can you be so insatiable?
Owen Bertram glared, “We n must keep our promises.
As your Elder Brother, I taught you this principle of being a human.
Rember it in your heart!”
Little Loach muttered: I’m not even human…
However, he still poked his head out of Julian Gourd and spat sothing out before quickly retreating back, refusing to deal with the Elder Brother any longer.
Owen caught it and looked carefully.
It was a jade spoon like the Ancient Compass.
He studied it for a mont and figured out, “This should be a treasure condensed from a strand of antennae of the Thirteen-Colored Strange Butterfly.
It has the effect of instantaneous spatial teleportation, allowing to escape even if I am locked by the opponent’s Divine Skill.
But this thing…
it’s quite peculiar.”
This jade spoon needed to be infused with spiritual energy beforehand, and it was like a bottomless pit that could hold any amount of energy.
When used, the amount of spiritual energy stored inside determined the teleportation distance.
That being the case, he should infuse it with spiritual energy whenever he’s free—the more energy stored, the better.
After all, if Owen ever had to use this treasure, he would have faced an unbeatable opponent.
Teleporting seven or eight feet, or even seven or eight miles, would have served no purpose as he would have been quickly caught up within an instant.
He would have to teleport at least several dozen miles or even a hundred miles in one breath.
Owen Bertram held the jade spoon and began to infuse it with spiritual energy, then returned to the Prescott Group at Looking Cloud Cliff.
Along the way, he had a sudden epiphany: “Perhaps there is another way to use it.”
“In battle, there’s no need to exhaust all the spiritual energy in the jade spoon.
If divided into ten uses, short-distance teleportation can achieve the Thirteen-Colored Strange Butterfly’s surprising effect.”
He tested it and indeed, it could be used that way.
But there was a risk.
If he failed to replenish his spiritual energy after using it and encountered a powerful enemy with insufficient teleportation distance…
it would be disastrous.
Owen Bertram laughed and shook his head.
He had nurous Fighting Techniques and didn’t necessarily have to use the jade spoon.
It would be better to preserve all his spiritual energy as one of his lifesaving asures.
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