Chapter 387 - 373: Moon Shadow Saintess (2/3)
The Black Donkey ultimately paid the price for the outrageous claims it made.
This despicable donkey indeed possessed extraordinary talents and, with the benefits from the Corpse Spirit Flower, it directly advanced to the Nascent Soul Realm, Second Layer Heaven—after all, its Dantian Space wasn’t as vast as Zhou Heng’s, making the breakthrough much easier.
But within the same Great Realm, who could rival Zhou Heng?
The accumulation of 640-fold Spiritual Power allowed him to easily suppress the Nascent Soul Third Layer Heaven while being in the Nascent Soul First Layer Heaven himself. The despicable donkey, getting ahead of itself, challenged Zhou and ended up being ridden on its back by Zhou Heng, and was forced to serve as a mount for a day.
"Woof, Zhou, I will not let this humiliation go unavenged, mark this donkey’s words!" the Black Donkey barked unwillingly.
"I’ll be waiting!" As the victor, Zhou Heng naturally didn’t mind the Black Donkey saying a few words to save its face.
Man and donkey continued their journey towards the depths of the Blood-Colored Continent. Compared to the green world on the other side of the sea, this place seemed much more barren, with hardly any vegetation in sight, and Demon Beasts were pitifully scarce, perhaps non-existent.
"What exactly is this place? Can such a huge space really be created underground?" Zhou Heng showed a look of doubt. Given their walking speed, setting aside the time spent at sea, it would have taken them a mere ten days to cross the entire Heavenly Dragon Empire!
Yet they still hadn’t reached the end of this Blood-Colored Continent!
"After the Divinity Transformation Realm Heavenly Venerates die, they can transform into a huge domain. Places like the Death Forest and the Poisonous Vast Sea are roughly the size of Bright Moon Country. If we say this place was transformed by an Immortal after their death, then there’s nothing strange about it being larger than the Heavenly Dragon Empire!" The Black Donkey finally spoke with seriousness.