Chapter 395 - 398: Shadow Demon Beast
After Wang Cai put away the Qiankun Compass in his hand, the entire Heavenly Pillar also slowly returned to normal, and except for the surface pattern of the master changing, there was no discernible difference from before.
Mu Can nodded his head, one hand deftly resting on the third Heavenly Pillar, and then his vision blurred. When he regained consciousness, he found himself in a place filled with darkness, where he couldn’t see his hand in front of his face.
"Who’s there?" Mu Can felt like something touched his leg, he called out softly, then kicked out. In this kind of darkness, having someone easily reach his side was not a fun matter.
"Woof! I’m here, why did you kick me?" Wang Cai’s voice came through. It seemed that Mu Can’s kick had genuinely hit Wang Cai, who was speechless for a moment. Just appearing here, he got harshly kicked.
"Sorry, so sorry." Mu Can quickly apologized. He’d rather apologize himself than provoke Wang Cai, especially since it was his fault in the first place. He should have been aware of Wang Cai’s presence, but still, he kicked out subconsciously.
"Woof! If apologies were useful, the world would be filled with peace." Wang Cai wasn’t buying it. After all the trouble he went through to help you decipher the array on the Heavenly Pillar and come in to help you pass the trial, he hadn’t expected to be harshly kicked the moment he appeared. He definitely wasn’t going to let Mu Can off easily.
A man and a dog were about to battle it out again, but thankfully Mu Can was aware of his current situation and quickly promised many benefits to Wang Cai, which calmed him down.
The series of benefits promised to Wang Cai included, but were not limited to, finding three treasures for him, and when encountering treasures next time, giving Wang Cai the priority to choose. This dog was truly a treasure-obsessed one.
"Young man, light a fire." Although with their level of cultivation, they could perceive their surroundings, Wang Cai still reminded Mu Can to create some light, as they were still not used to navigating solely with their senses.