Chapter 419: Chapter 418 Giant Toothed Dragon Elephant (Extra) Chapter 419: Chapter 418 Giant Toothed Dragon Elephant (Extra) The next morning.
Shao Zifeng woke from his sleep, stretching languidly against the cold rock wall.
The campfire was still burning, and if not for the significantly reduced pile of wood behind it, he would have thought he hadn’t slept for long.
Noticing the obvious signs of friction near the woodpile, Shao Zifeng quickly understood that Yaya was responsible.
He looked at the toothed dragon with a smile, “Yaya, good morning.”
Yaya was lying on her side with a sulky face, silent.
“Yaya, good morning.”
Shao Zifeng asked again.
The amber vertical pupils shifted. Realizing that Shao Zifeng was still smiling at it, Yaya felt seen through and a bit guilty.
“Woof—”
It let out an impatient, low growl and turned its heavy body away from him.
This person is really annoying!
So tsundere!
Shao Zifeng criticized silently but didn’t mind.
He stood up feeling refreshed. He hadn’t woken up naturally like this in a long ti since arriving in Antarctica.
He got up and pushed aside the rocks that had been piled up at the entrance of the cave.
Shao Zifeng paused in his movents.
As the rocks were moved, a beam of sunlight penetrated the cave.
Shao Zifeng was sowhat excited and hurriedly cleared away the remaining stones.
Standing at the entrance and looking out, the snowy plains reflected dazzling halos of light under the sun, the blinding whiteness causing him to squint.
Shao Zifeng looked up and saw the dark clouds that had shrouded Antarctica dissipating.
The azure sky was clear, and the crisp sunlight shone over the Antarctic land.
“Yaya, co out, the sun’s up!”
Having not seen the sun for such a long ti, Shao Zifeng ran out of the cave, spreading his arms to let the sunlight reach every corner of his body.
The sunlight in Antarctica wasn’t warm and could damage unprotected eyes due to the reflection from the snow, potentially causing snow blindness.
But at that mont, Shao Zifeng didn’t care, an emotion that those who have experienced long periods of cloudy and rainy days would understand.
Inside the dark cave, Yaya erged slowly, watching Shao Zifeng from the shadows, its amber gaze softenening.
Suddenly, Yaya’s pupils narrowed into slits as it looked anxiously into the distance, growling lowly.
Shao Zifeng, who was frolicking in the snow, was startled and felt the agitation in the toothed dragon’s emotions.
To prevent his companion from being agitated, Shao Zifeng quickly returned to the cave.
Yaya took a step forward, shielding Shao Zifeng behind it, its eyes shimring with a gray-white luster.
The stones on the ground trembled continuously, and soon, the cave entrance was blocked again.
After doing all this, Yaya’s tense emotions gradually relaxed.
“What’s wrong?”
Shao Zifeng peeked out from behind it and asked, puzzled.
Ignoring Shao Zifeng, the toothed dragon stepped aside to let him see for himself.
Peering through the ventilation hole, the landscape in front of the cave was clear at a glance.
Including the mountain they were on, three snow-covered mountains were arranged in a triangular formation, with a relatively flat plain in the middle. From Shao Zifeng’s position, he could see the full view of the two snow mountains opposite each other.
Shao Zifeng leaned at the ventilation hole for a while, the glaring white halo making his eyes sting, tears unconsciously flowing.
Narrowing his eyes slightly, he finally felt more comfortable.
anwhile, Shao Zifeng saw sothing moving slowly through the snowy haze between the two mountains.
The figures moved at a slow pace, and with the narrowing distance, faint vibrations emanated from the ground.
Shao Zifeng slowly widened his eyes.
Then, feeling a sharp pain again, he squinted his eyes tightly closed once more.
Boom, boom!
The sensation of trembling grew more distinct, and a group of leisurely-walking elephants erged slowly between the two snow mountains.
No!
They shouldn’t be called elephants.
From their outline, these mutant creatures looked more like the already extinct mammoths.
The mutant creatures were enormous, about 4 ters tall, with the most striking features being their long trunks and four ivory tusks, each almost a third the length of their bodies.
From the side, the highest point of their body was their back, which sloped steeply downward from the spine, with a noticeable dip at the neck. They were covered in fine ice crystal fur, with scales like ice armor barely visible beneath.
Peripheral light swirled, and a pale blue light screen slowly unfolded.
[Na]: Giant Toothed Dragon Elephant
[Growth]: Mature Period
[Status]: Healthy
[Strength]: Seventh Order
[Phylum]: Chordata
[Class]: Mammalia
[Order]: Proboscidea
[Family]: Elephantidae
[Elents]: Earth, Ice, Dragon
[Potential]: ★★★★☆
[Talents]: Primordial Power: With dragon blood flowing through their veins, they possess unparalleled trendous strength.
: Ice Armor Defense: The ice armor on their bodies can deflect the vast majority of physical/elental attacks.
: Dragon Might: A talent exclusive to the Dragon Clan, it imposes certain restraints on lower-order beings, causing them to lose their will to fight.
[Skills]: Defense, Charge, Earth Split, Death Trample, Rock Barrier, Cold Wind
[Special Skills]: None
[Evolution Path]: Ancient Mammoth → Young Toothed Dragon Elephant → Giant Toothed Dragon Elephant → ?
[Special Form]: None
[Description]: An ancient species from beyond Earth, normally mild and calm, but once enraged, they beco a terrible disaster.
Goodness, another ancient species from beyond Earth.
And it’s dragon-type, no less.
When did dragon-type beco so common?
Unlike the periphery, the average strength of these giant elephants is much higher.
The herd of giant elephants did not linger long; they used their trunks to search for sothing in the snow between the three snow-capped mountains before slowly strolling away with their findings.
However, their massive size left an indelible impression on Shao Zifeng.
After this encounter, the excitent Shao Zifeng felt due to the clearing weather gradually subsided.
Now that he thought about it, he even felt a bit scared afterwards.
Today’s Antarctica is no longer that life-forbidden zone, at least not for life forms other than humans.
Here, including the Ice Horned Whale, he has now encountered five types of mutant creatures that are not native to Earth, and as for how many more such creatures there are, it remains unknown for now.
The one he had called out earlier had dashed off, and if he weren’t lucky, it could have been blown away for good.
In the ti that followed, Shao Zifeng occasionally peered outside through the ventilation port.
Sure enough, several more mutant creatures appeared between the two snow-capped mountains.
There were land birds that looked like ostriches but had ice crystal feathers streaking by, as well as leviathan lizards draped in ice crystal scale armor.
So of these mutant creatures moved in groups, while others were solitary.
The commonality was that they were all non-Earth native life forms, and so even had appearances that couldn’t find any corresponding templates on Earth.
Boom boom!
At that mont, the ground once again trembled slightly, and Shao Zifeng hurriedly lay at the ventilation port to look outside.
He saw three ice block figures, two large and one small, erge from the snowy halo in the distance.
They stood around three ters tall, and the small one was nearly two ters.
The ice blocks arbitrarily ford their humanoid figures, and even the ice blocks for the facial features were random, including those at the eyes differing in size and shape.
As the three ice figures passed by, the smaller one curiously looked toward the place where they were hidden.
Yaya imdiately tensed up, letting out a series of low growls from its throat.
Zifeng’s eyelids twitched.
Because apart from the small one, the two larger ones were eighth-order mutant creatures.
The kind with many question marks in the data!
Fortunately, the larger ice figures just gave a look and then dragged the struggling small ice figure away.
Shao Zifeng breathed a sigh of relief; this godforsaken place was too damn scary.
Staring into the snowy halo between the snow-capped mountains from afar, he grew curious.
Why did all these mutant creatures erge from there?
(PS: There was a little mishap; this chapter is released late, and it won’t be counted in those two updates.)
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