Chapter 421 The Atrocity
"It couldn''t be her. That''s impossible! I am nothing more than a mean idiot who means nothing to her,"
Rocky replied before letting out a loud chuckle—a facade he constantly kept up whenever Isis was
around.
"I don''t believe it. Mr. Bai, it''s not that difficult to understand why all the women flock towards you like
moths to a me or bees to honey," Laney replied earnestly, the sympathy in her eyes clear as daylight.
"If that''s what you believe, so be it. I ought to get going now," Rocky replied with a grin on his face and
a shrug of his shoulder.
"Alright then... Would you like to help tuck me in for the night, Mr. Bai? I''m so exhausted right now that I
can barely take a single step," Laney asked as she blushed—the nerves from earlier were still lingering
on her skin.
"Aren''t you afraid I''ll hurt you?" Rocky—fully aware of his flirtatious ways—teased with a cheeky grin.
"I don''t think you will," Laney uttered seductively. She knew Rocky wasn''t the type of person who took
advantage of anyone, so she knew that being with him wasn''t a huge mistake—for now, at least.
Rockyughed out loud. Cradling Laney in a sweet embrace through the sheer curtain, he gentlyid
her down on the bed. "Miss Laney," he began, "it is a great honor to know you fancy me. Unfortunately,
I have other important matters to attend to right now. I''m sorry to disappoint you." Without a second to
lose, he immediately turned around and left.
"Who are you, Rocky? No one can seduce you—not even me." Laney told herself as she stared at
Rocky intriguingly.
Leaving Laney''s room behind, Rocky went through the back yard to escape the Geisha House.
Midnight—a bone-chilling breeze blew through and past the few people on the street.
"Seems I have to find an inn to stay at." Rocky decided that returning to the military camp for Sheridan
wouldn''t be the best idea. With nowhere else to stay, he headed towards the inn at the end of the
street.
After making his reservation at the inn and with no other requests, Rocky was ushered to his rather
inconspicuous room.
Upon entering the room, Rocky immediately shut the door behind him as he entered the Magic Spiritual
Space—a mesmerizing realm where there was no clear distinction between night and day.
Propped on the ground with a growing belly, the Dark Heaven Insect Queen was surrounded by three
of her followers.
Uriah yed with the Ghostly Ice Fox-Wolf.
"Building a newb in the Magic Spiritual Space? That''s a great idea!" Rocky immediately told himself
eagerly.
Made by the spiritual power, the Magic Spiritual Space had no problem amodating even the tallest
buildings.
Rocky realized that before he could start constructing theb, he needed to figure out how to transport
construction materials into the Magic Spiritual Space. For an ordinary spirit maniptor, this would be
an impossible task—but not for Rocky. With his beasts and three enormous Dark Heaven Insects by
his side, he would rise to the challenge.
"Why settle for a singleb in this vast Magic Spiritual Space when you have more than enough room
for an entireb base? It''ll surely be useful in the future when I capture more spirit-manipted beasts."
Rocky contemted the idea.
Finally, Rocky came up with the idea of establishing ab base. He decided it would have feeding
sheds, training courts, operating rooms,boratories, and an ample amount of construction space for
any future projects.
After spending the night at the inn, Rocky set off for the mountain not far off from Evian City early the
next morning. For hisb base, he would need lots of wood and stones.
Upon entering the mountain, Rocky made a stop at a remote ce far from the prying eyes of other
people. There, he released his beasts and his three Dark Heaven Insects from the Magic Spiritual
Space and then proceeded to collect wood and stones to be transported into it.
While Rocky prepared the materials for constructing the Magic Spiritual Space''sb base, the Timber
Deity Empire''s army was making all the preparations as instructed by Alyssa after being forced back by
the seventy thousand Crimson Dragon Army soldiers.
Nearby the Timber Deity Empire''s main battlefront camp, ten robust, spirit-manipted beasts were
standing in order. They all ranged from three to ten meters long and resembled rhinoceroses. The
spirit-manipted beasts had a two-meter long pointed horn on each of their heads simr to a sharp
sword. They were all at the third grade of the three-star level.
The beast tamers from other nations would definitely find this shocking.
Those spirit-manipted beasts were Huge-horned Rhinoceroses. Born in icy ces, they were hard
to spot and even harder to capture.
What was most impressive about Huge-horned Rhinoceroses was their size. In fact, their size could
rival that of a dragon—which scarcely had an equal in the Wild Spirit Land. It was well known that the
greater the spirit-manipted beast''s size was, the greater the amount of destruction it could unleash.
The higher ranking beasts such as dragons were often the only ones who boasted a strong, tough
body. Ordinary spirit-manipted beasts were merely two meters tall and less than four meters long.
Although Rocky was impressed by the size of the Trunk Giant he saw in the forest outside the Myriad
Beasts Ground, the Trunk Giant was still a dwarfpared to the dragons. Huge-horned
Rhinoceroses, on the other hand, were almost of the same size as the dragons indicating that they
were very powerful.
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The Huge-horned Rhinoceros''s giant horn was so destructive that it was able to prate a firm, thick
city wall.
Thus, Huge-horned Rhinoceroses were used to help armies during battles.
Because Huge-horned Rhinoceroses were quite useful in battle. They suffered from hunting, causing
them to be on the verge of extinction. It was now rare to spot one in the Wild Spirit Land.
An army of ten thousand soldiers would be no match for the Timber Deity Empire''s ten Huge-horned
Rhinoceroses. Releasing them onto the battlefield would spell disaster.