Strongest Spirit Beast Master Family

Chapter 58: Chapter 58 Get Out of 1

Back in his room, after closing the doors and windows, Blaze Regret looked at Red, who had reverted to a high level novice, and couldn't help but feel a sense of relief.

"Gurgle!"

He casually opened the Void Realm Stone, and two spirit cores at the Imperial Master level spun briefly before lying quietly on the table, emitting a gentle glow.

"Hehe, such a great supplement!"

With a light laugh, Master Magi burst out from the Void Realm Stone, grabbed a spirit core in each hand, and, like munching on fruit, swallowed both spirit cores in an instant.

As the two spirit cores disappeared, Master Magi's body faintly became more solid.

"Spirit cores are useful to you?"

Seeing Master Magi patting his stomach in satisfaction, Blaze Regret's eyes lit up with joy. If it was just spirit cores, he could easily get his hands on more.

"They were useful just now. I expended too much spiritual power to enhance your Scorching Flame Cat's strength, temporarily lowering my rank to imperial Master level, so the spirit cores at this level could barely be of use to me," Master Magi said, glancing at Blaze Regret.

"And now?" Blaze Regret's joy instantly dissipated, and he asked nervously.

"Now, I need spirit cores at the Lord level, and they have to be fresh," Master Magi said teasingly, looking at Blaze Regret.

Blaze Regret's lips twitched slightly, and he cursed inwardly. Lord level spirit cores were rare even in the entire Veloria City, and they had to be fresh. This task was as difficult as asking him to refine a third grade pill right now.

"From now on, your Blaze family will have a hard time," Master Magi shook his head and lay down on the bed, stretching comfortably.

Blaze Regret remained silent. The Snow family's actions this time were not ineffective. Although they failed to eliminate the main forces within the family, all the goods they were responsible for transporting were completely destroyed.

"This is really a big problem now."

"Hmph, where did this rat come from, daring to spoil the Snow family's plans!"

At the head of the hall, Snow Fazlin slammed the table heavily. The dull sound made the already oppressive atmosphere even more stifling.

"Cough, cough, that guy should not be from Veloria City."

Leaning weakly against the back of his chair, Snow Azrul spoke with difficulty. Each word he uttered felt like it was tearing his chest apart. Even though he had taken a first grade pill, his injuries wouldn't fully recover for months.

Beside Snow Azrul, Snow Ahmad's face was pale and dazed. Unlike the former, his Earth Splitting Scorpion had been directly torn in half by the Scorching Blaze Cat, losing its life on the spot.

This meant that although he still had the strength of a spiritual Imperial, he could no longer wield it.

This was worse than being killed.

Of course, there was another solution: forming a new spiritual contract. But finding a suitable spirit beast was no easy task.

"Father, actually, we didn't come away empty handed this time."

At this moment, a handsome young man in white, seated to the right of the head of the hall, spoke with a smile, "The First Elder and Second Elder have done enough. The Blaze family's goods have been destroyed completely. If we spread the news now, within half a month, the Blaze family will be crushed by their creditors."

Snow Fazlin's eyes flickered slightly, and he nodded, a trace of undisguised coldness flashing in his eyes.

"Yes, as long as we add a little catalyst, the Blaze family will be doomed!" Snow Azrul clenched his fists, a vicious smile on his face.

The next morning.

The news of the Blaze family's financial troubles spread like wildfire throughout Veloria City.

"Master, the Pan family has come to demand the deposit paid three months ago."

In the hall, Blaze Along hurriedly ran in, respectfully handed a folded white paper to Blaze Ash, and said with a bitter smile.

"Hmph, this is the sixth wave already. These dogs are just fair weather friends. Do they really think my Blaze family has fallen?"

Sitting in a chair, Blaze Peter angrily gulped down some tea and cursed.

Casually throwing a gold card to Blaze Along, Blaze Ash glanced at Blaze Regret and softly said, "Did you write it down?"

"Pan family, noted."

Blaze Regret neatly wrote the two characters in his notebook. If the members of the Pan family saw this scene, they would shiver uncontrollably. Blaze Ash's vengeful nature was in no way inferior to his strength.

"We've sold everything that can be sold, including the items in the Treasure Pavilion. If this continues, we might have to sell our land next." Blaze Peter listened to the commotion outside the door, his voice somewhat hoarse.

The lost goods amounted to just over a hundred thousand gold coins. But once the Snow family spread rumors, the families cooperating with the Blaze family swarmed in, fearing they'd lose everything if the Blaze family collapsed.

"Patriarch, four tenths of the merchants in the market have already left, all moving to the Snow family's territory." At this moment, another clan member entered the hall, a trace of despair on his face.

"What are you panicking for? When we first came here, we had nothing. At worst, we'll start over again." Blaze Ash squinted his eyes and spoke slowly.

Blaze Peter opened his mouth but could only manage a bitter smile. For the older generation, it didn't matter much to start over, but it was the young members of the family who would suffer.

"Heh, it looks like the Blaze family is in quite some trouble this time."

A loud laugh echoed as Kartis Kai and Ahmad Kamal entered the hall one after the other, their smiles clearly tinged with mockery.

"Senior Kartis Kai, can your grandson stand up yet?" Blaze Regret looked up, sincerely gazing at Kartis Kai, and asked.

Upon hearing this, the smile on Kartis Kai's face instantly froze, replaced by a deep malice. Despite Ahmad Kamal spending a fortune on several pills for Kartis Man, it would still take at least half a year for him to fully recover. Missing out on this golden period of training could result in immeasurable losses.