Chapter 281 Acting Alone
Even though Darren had to leave his group, he didn''t stray far from his team.
Afternding on a deserted ind, Darren studied his surroundings. He couldn''t seem to ay the
sense of foreboding coursing through him.
To his surprise, the real evil cultivator was not Lenny. That meant that the evil cultivator was still among
the superior talents. This put them in potential danger of death at any time.
Darren would not bother himself as much had they been chance acquaintances. However, Darren had
a good rtionship with Tom. From Tom''s agonized expression when he thought that Darren had been
killed and possessed by the evil cultivator, Darren could tell that Tom considered him to be a true friend.
As for the other talents, they had treated Darren well. Now that they were in danger, he could not sit
back and do nothing.
"Since the evil cultivator is hiding among them, they are in grave danger," Darren muttered. But he
couldn''t figure out which of the talents had been possessed by the evil cultivator, nor could he
understand the evil cultivator''s purpose. ''Does he kill people only for cultivation?
If he wants to kill people for cultivation, there are countless strong cultivators in the outside world. So
why is he trying so hard to enter the Raksa Sea? The only reasonable exnation is that the evil
cultivator came here for treasures or Primitive Stones, '' Darren analyzed the possibilities and
concluded that the evil cultivator wanted to use the superior talents to hunt for treasures.
''There is a possibility that the evil cultivator will not kill the other superior talents before he gets the
treasures he wants. They might remain safe until they discover his true identity, '' Darren surmised.
At this thought, Darren felt relieved. He decided to focus on his initial objective—to find the Primitive
Stones that he needed.
"Water Kylin, where are you?" Darren''s voice echoed throughout the entire Ancient Void Battlefield.
"Ouch! Help me, master! Finley is going to roast and eat me," Water Kylin wept.
"Did you offend him again?" Darren asked with a shake of his head and a wry smile.
"I didn''t offend him at all. He is insane! Save me, master," Water Kylin whined. The creature looked like
a pathetic dog that had been beaten up.
"Come out now. I have some business to discuss with you," Darren urged with his spiritual sense as he
teleported Water Kylin out of the Ancient Void Battlefield.
Since opening the Ancient Void Battlefield would consume a lot of controlling force, Darren chose to
only teleport the creature out of the battlefield. Since the Water Kylin originally belonged to the outside
world, he could teleport him at any time.
"Fuck you! You are a dead dog. I will cut you into pieces when you return to the Ancient Void
Battlefield!" Finley shouted in fury when he saw Water Kylin disappear. He was so furious that his roar
shook the whole space of the Ancient Void Battlefield.
"Little bastard. It was me who broke your spatial magic weapon. Bite me if you can. Come on, ha-ha-
ha," Water Kylin sneered at Finley as he left the Ancient Void Battlefield. Darren rolled his eyes when
he heard the two quarrel.
"Master, what do you want from me? I am not exaggerating, but another minute in the Ancient Void
Battlefield and I would have killed Finley," Water Kylin hummed.
"Enough of your rubbish. I know you have knelt a hundred times before Finley. Tell me. Do you know
where I can find this sort of stone on this ind? Are you familiar with it?" Darren asked as he fished
out a Primitive Stone.
"The whole Raksa Sea is my territory. You can have any treasure you like. Why do you want this kind
of stone?" Water Kylin coughed awkwardly as he replied.
"Eh? Are you still talking nonsense? Answer my question." Darren red at the beast.
"Well, this is..." Water Kylin paused for a while before continuing, "I didn''t collect them, but I have seen
several such stones."
"Where are they? Take me there!" Darren''s voice was full of joy.
Darren hade to the Raksa Sea mainly to collect the Primitive Stones as they would help him break
through to the Wonder Realm. A radiant smile lit up his face when he heard that Water Kylin knew the
location of Primitive Stones.
"We can''t go there, master. It''s not worth adventuring there for some fucking stones," Water Kylin said.
Fear reflected in his expression.
"Why? Does a powerful creature live there?" Darren asked, confused.
"Powerful? No! They are incredibly powerful! However, they won''te out unless we step into their
territory. We''d better not offend them."
"What do you mean by ''them''?"
"I have no idea. I only know that they call themselves the original residents and that they vowed to kill
any intruders." Water Kylin paused. A brief momentter, he continued, "It will be easier if you need
other kinds of stones."
"Other kinds of stones? Do you know of other kinds of stones?" Darren asked, intrigued.
"Damn it! Do you really think of me as an idiot? The Primitive Stone you mentioned contains the
Heavenly Repression Rule. Of course, many other rules have been contained in simr stones, like the
Ice Rule or the Thunder Rule. Over ten thousand such rules exist," Water Kylin looked at Darren
ndly as he exined.
Darren was stupefied. ''He knows that this is a Primitive Stone. The creature seems to know a lot about
it, '' Darren thought.
"Then why did you say that it is a shit stone?" Darren pped the beast on his head as he reprimanded
him.
Water Kylin scratched his head with his w. "It is, indeed, a shit stone as it is of no use to me. I
inherited the Primitive Rule. These stones contain only shit, which is attractive to ants, like tiny humans,
hum!"
"What? Did you just call me an ant?" Irritated, Darren kicked the creature.
"Ouch! Please don''t beat me for every small mistake, master. I am a noble, ancient legendary beast. I
was beaten by the motherfucker, Finley, in your Ancient Void Battlefield. Now, I have to suffer beatings
from you. I am only a child. Can you please be a little more understanding and disregard some of my
blunders?" Water Kylin sobbed, aggrieved.
"Ha-ha," Darren smiled. "Then behave yourself. There is no need to speak insulting words," he
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"Well, I understand now. I am pathetic. My god!" Water Kylin was ovee with regret. The creature
had found himself in this situation only because he chose to hunt Darren. Water Kylin was so
humiliated that he wanted to die.
"Let''s go. Take me somewhere where I can look for ordinary Primitive Stones first," Darren mounted
Water Kylin''s back as he said.
"Fuck! Now I have been reduced to the position of your horse. I want to kill myself. Don''t stop me!"
Water Kylin howled in fury.
"Gee!" He soared into the sky when Darren patted his ass. Darren was surprised as the creature was
much faster than him.
"I have one request. Please don''t say ''gee'' when you want me to move, or else I will die of
embarrassment immediately! Don''t think I won''t!" Water Kylin implored as tears welled in his eyes.
"Gee!"
...
With Water Kylin''s speed, Darren reached the hearnd of therge ind in a heartbeat.
Looking down, Darren saw a huge pit with a radius of tens of miles. Some simple, thatched huts were
scattered across the pit.
"We are here, master," Water Kylin said feebly. His head drooped in submission.
Swoosh!
Darren aimed for the huge pit as he dove from Water Kylin''s back.
"Master, don''t." Just as Water Kylin started to warn Darren not to go there, he reconsidered. With a sly
expression, he muttered, "Hum, you have bullied me so much. It''s time for you to suffer. I can save you
when you are half dead."
"Master, I will go and find something to eat. Take your time searching for your stones," Water Kylin
howled andughed sinisterly. Then, he hid behind a boulder. Humming a nasty tune, he began to wait
for a good show.