Strongest Spirit Beast Master Family

Chapter 72: Chapter 72 Blaze Regret Vs Black Metal 3

In an instant, terrifying energy swept around, and the scorching high temperature caused the surviving bloodthirsty bees to flee in panic. On the ground, the bloodthirsty bees with broken wings continued to struggle.

"Buzz!"

Just after scattering, an even larger number of bloodthirsty bees flew out from the forest, a black, rolling tide. The terrifying number even caused Blaze Regret's face to change.

"Over here!"

Suddenly, Sky Diana's clear voice echoed from behind. Without thinking, Blaze Regret grabbed Sky Nasrul from the ground and ran towards the source of the voice. Red, wagging its little tail, quickly followed.

As Blaze Regret rushed over, he saw Sky Diana standing in front of a tree hole, anxiously waving her jade hand. After throwing Sky Nasrul into the tree hole, Blaze Regret pulled Sky Diana in as well.

"Bang!"

A solid wooden plank blocked the entrance to the hole. The sound of impacts, like raindrops, kept ringing out. The piercing sound of wings flapping was so clear that the three of them could hear it even inside the tree hole.

"Um, could you let go now..."

A tiny, mosquito like voice suddenly rang out, causing Blaze Regret to freeze for a moment. He quickly pushed the soft, warm figure in his arms away, with the lingering fragrance still faintly swirling around his nose.

"Blaze Regret, how dare you hug my sister!"

Behind him, Sky Nasrul roared like a cat whose tail had been stepped on, grabbing Blaze Regret's neck and shaking him furiously.

"If you shake me one more time, I might just let go."

With his head shaking to the point of dizziness, Blaze Regret turned his head and helplessly spoke to Sky Nasrul.

Thinking about the terrifying creatures outside, Sky Nasrul shuddered and quickly released his grip, but his eyes still angrily glared at Blaze Regret.

"Cut it out."

Sky Diana extended her slender hand, turning Sky Nasrul's face aside. Due to the dim light inside the tree hole, no one could see that her crystalline earlobes were faintly blushing.

"This wooden plank is quite sturdy. It must have been left by a Lord grade wood type spirit beast."

After a dry cough, Blaze Regret suddenly spoke, trying to break the awkward atmosphere.

"Yes, the tree hole we're in is actually the remains of a Wild Wood Demon. This plank was left behind after its spirit core was taken out when it was killed."

Sky Diana's knowledge of spirit beasts was clearly no less than Blaze Regret's, as she softly nodded.

"According to the bloodthirsty bees' habits, they should linger for about another half an hour. During this time, it's best if we don't go out."

Shaking his head, Blaze Regret looked at the dim shadows on the ground. "You know what to do, right?"

"Woof!"

Red extended its paws with a look of grievance, and bright flames ignited, dispelling much of the darkness within the tree hole.

When Blaze Regret turned his head, he saw Sky Nasrul looking as wild as a beast. At that moment, he seemed to suddenly understand why the latter had such a fiery temper upon meeting him.

"Such a child..."

Turning his head away, Blaze Regret muttered inwardly.

In the silent forest, thin mist swirled around, and giant trees stood like colossal umbrellas, their dense branches extending outward. Among them, a slightly withered tree stood out conspicuously.

"Thud!"

Suddenly, a gap opened beneath the withered tree, and a small, Scorching Flame Cat head poked out sneakily, cautiously surveying the surroundings. After confirming that there was no danger, it jumped out, half squatting on the ground and wagging its nimble little tail.

After the Scorching Flame Cat emerged, Blaze Regret and the others finally crouched and exited the tree hole. Each of their faces carried expressions of having narrowly escaped a disaster.

"The outside world is indeed danger," Blaze Regret said with a wry smile as he walked over to the Scorching Flame Cat. The back mountain of the Blaze family couldn't compare to this place at all. One was a primitive forest, while the other had been developed, with many aggressive spirit beasts already cleared out by the elders.

"Hiss!"

Behind them, Sky Nasrul gasped in pain. The wind element within him had been severely injured, and his condition was far from optimistic. In his spirit portal, a constant needle like pain persisted.

"Here, take these."

With a wave of his hand, Blaze Regret took out two wooden boxes from the Void Realms stone and tossed them to Sky Nasrul and Sky Diana.

"This is... Qi Restoration Pills?"

Opening the wooden box, Sky Diana's eyebrows raised slightly, and a hint of surprise appeared on her beautiful face.

Qi Restoration Pills not only replenished a Spirit Master's spiritual energy but also directly healed spirit beasts. They were essential for many Spirit Masters during their training outside.

However, the price of these pills was extremely high. One pill cost six thousand gold coins, and the wooden box Blaze Regret tossed over contained five Qi Restoration Pills each!

"Thank you," they said.

With a grateful smile towards Blaze Regret, Sky Diana didn't stand on ceremony. She took out a Qi Restoration Pill and consumed it, then summoned the wind element and fed it another pill.

Before long, the entire body of the rapidly rotating wind element was enveloped in a dense white aura.

"I apologize for my previous attitude, but I still find you quite detestable!" Sky Nasrul's face changed several times before he drooped his head in frustration. No matter how much he wanted to act tough, the wind element's injuries wouldn't allow it.

Blaze Regret laughed indifferently and took out the list given by Alif Azlin from the Void Realms stone, pondering aloud, "My list records the location of the Ziyou Grass. How about yours?"

"Mine is for the Nine Mystical Leaves."

"Same here."

Hearing this, Blaze Regret felt a headache coming on. It was clear that the items on each person's list were different, and correspondingly, their values varied as well.

"This Angsana Pavilion has really found themselves a bunch of free herb gatherers."