Volume 10 Chapter 101 Two Stories (Part 4)

The Fengpeng was born as an eighteen metres long, twenty-seven metres wide monstrosity. Should it collide with anything, it’d be nothing short of a small mountain crashing onto the same person or object. To make matters worse, it was hard to stay on its back owing to its astounding agility.

Due to the black beast only having entered the world not long ago, it was at a loss for what to do at first, but it quickly unleashed its brutality on Ming Huayu, trying to send the latter into the ether with one paw.

Ming Huayu dispersed the energy, reducing his flight to a mere ten metres. Next, he leveraged the Fengpeng’s force against it, accelerating himself back down to floor the beast.

The squad remembered Ming Huayu’s instructions - because they all knew disobeying him was more terrifying than Six Evils unleashed - but their conscience wouldn’t allow them to just leave the calamitous beast to him alone. What they didn’t know was their patriarch’s true capacity.

Nobody liked Ming Huayu when he was brought to Mount Daluo as, despite being a cute and handsome kid, the first thing he said was, “Fook you, Daddy wants out.” His condescending attitude didn’t help his case, but nobody could learn as fast as him. It was hard to understand things he said - minus the insults and insinuations. If anyone wanted to understand him, they had to think long and hard - at least they thought they did. When they thought their guess was correct, he’d creep up behind them to imperiously tell them, “You’re wrong.”

Ever since he was instated as Patriarch, Ming Huayu dropped all of Mount Daluo’s enemies at the foot of their mountain - no exceptions. Not even his strongest opponent was able to force him to access Divine Realm.

The Fengpeng’s howl snapped the squad out of their daze and into a realm of pain. Yet, Ming Huayu descended and, emitting white energy from his hand, chopped off the Fengpeng’s six metres long left fang in one motion and then disengaged.

Even though the Fengpeng’s strongest offensive weapon was at its weakest as an infant, it still wasn’t something an ordinary weapon could slice apart.