Don't Provoke the Turtle

Vol.2 - Chapter 64 – Open Heaven Divine Object

Uncle Luo is reliable! Uncle Luo is awesome~

Su He's voice cracked.

After greeting Su Huanian, he immersed his consciousness entirely into the Mountain and Sea Mystic Realm. In the Mystic Realm, his consciousness avatar surged, gradually approaching the size of Su He's true body.

A spirit snake appeared on the back of the Dragon Turtle, hissing and flicking its tongue, coiling and slithering about.

With full consciousness invested, the true form of the consciousness was revealed.

No other beasts could exist in the Mountain and Sea Mystic Realm, apart from soul beasts. All other creatures that entered would turn into various turtles, but the spirit snake was clearly not bound by this rule.

It had not triggered the conditions to activate the law. The snake on its back was not a separate entity; it was still Su He, not even considered an avatar. It was just another limb that had grown, no different from claws or a tail.

The only difference might be that it could possess its own Divine Ability?

Su He was not sure yet, as it had not fully formed and currently only existed within his domain and consciousness.

A toad also appeared beside him. Su He teased it in his heart: "Yo! Has the strategist arrived?"

The toad seemed to remember its primary duty, which it had almost neglected over the past three months.

Its enthusiasm for conquering the world was no less than Feng Yaya's, having promoted itself from the disciplinarian of the troops to a strategist.

In three months, it had led the army to the continent where the stone eggs were located.

The toad glanced at him and ignored him.

Frogs really shouldn't have masters; masters only hinder the great affairs of the state! He would make a note of this in his diary when he got back.

Su He soared into the air, flying towards the underground palace of ancient Luo. As he flew, he used the Divine Machine to traverse space, flickering as he moved.

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