Chapter 974 The Murder
One thousandth of the remaining Primitive Fighting Force was fatal to Darren.
With Darren''s current cultivation base, he couldn''t withstand it.
In the blink of an eye, Darren''s palms began to crack. Soon, his bones shattered, and his flesh melted
as the Primitive Fighting Force flowed along his arms.
"Ha-ha, that guy is going to die!"
"I thought he was a skilled warrior. Now, it appears as though he is going to be smashed to pieces."
At that moment, Darren stared at his arms with disbelief. Horror coursed through him at the thought
that he was doomed.
"Resurrection!"
A cold and ruthless voice suddenly echoed in Darren''s mind.
Then, a strange force cascaded through Darren''s body. It dispelled the threat of death and infused life
into every inch of him.
Darren''s arms recovered at visible speed and the Primitive Fighting Force that was threatening his
existence vanished.
"It''s my avatar!" Darren was overjoyed. He knew who had saved him as only his avatar could use the
Resurrection Force.
"My avatar, have youe into the holy emperor''s tomb as well?" Darren used his spiritual sense to
"No. I need more time. Just now, my spiritual sense infused with the Resurrection Force reached you.
Are you all right?" the Rule Soul Avatar replied.
"Yes. Thank you for your assistance," Darren voiced his gratitude.
"You are wee. But there is no need to be so formal. After all, we share the same soul. You must be
careful in the future. As we are not in the same space, it is extremely difficult for me to help you. I''m
afraid that I won''t be able to save you a second time," the Rule Soul Avatar exined.
"I understand."
Then, the Rule Soul Avatar''s spiritual sense dissipated.
Darren remained unharmed despite Aven''s attack.
This surprised everyone. Only a brief moment ago, Darren had been on the verge of death, but a
strange and strong aura had suddenly appeared and helped him regenerate. This was amazing.
"He must have concealed his strength!"
"Yes. It''s the only exnation. Otherwise, how did he recover so soon?"
"It seems that he is not as simple as he appears to be."
The crowd whispered amongst themselves as they felt that they had underestimated Darren.
"This guy is stronger than I anticipated, and the aura he released is quite strange as well. Judging from
its power, it would take me a lot of effort to resist it," Yusuf, the patriarch of the tribe, muttered softly.
He couldn''t help but be enamored by the Resurrection Force that came with an aura of life and death. It
was indeed powerful and unpredictable.
"Ha-ha, your strength is superb. I admire you." Yusufughed lightly as he walked closer to Darren.
When he turned to face Aven, however, his expression turned grim.
"Aven, you have offended Mr. Chu. I must punish you today!" he roared. Everyone present was
shocked by this sudden change in the patriarch''s demeanor.
Their gaze flew to Aven as they wondered if the patriarch had decided to kill him.
Aven found it difficult to ept the fact that he couldn''t hurt Darren despite having used all of his
strength. How was he supposed to kill someone he couldn''t hurt?
When he heard the patriarch''s roar, his heart sank. What should he do now that he had offended the
ancestor''s friend? Could there be a way to remedy the situation?
At a loss, Aven felt as if he was falling into an abyss as he hopelessly waited for the punishment.
"Aven, since you attacked Mr. Chu, you have been disrespectful to the ancestor. I should kill you!"
Yusuf roared again.
Aven''s mind went nk. He couldn''t think of a single thing to say in his defense.
Intense apprehension and anxiety overwhelmed him to the point where Aven almost fainted.
He wanted to beg for mercy, but he felt like a fishbone was stuck in his throat. Speechless, he fell to his
knees.
"Patriarch, Aven is too young to understand the world. And he has always been silly. Please forgive
him. Don''t kill him."
"Yes. You have watched him grow. Please spare his life."
Many nsmen knelt as well to plead for mercy.
"Mr. Chu, what do you think?" Yusuf nced at Darren.
Darren knew that he must make the decision.
Yusuf was sophisticated and cunning. He knew that Darren, as a friend of the ancestor, was a guest in
the tribe, and so, he was certain that Darren would not kill Aven. In giving the responsibility of the
decision to Darren, the patriarch would save face should he decide to spare Aven.
"Young men are willful. I won''t consider his actions as offensive enough to merit a death sentence. You
can just give him a small punishment," Darren said calmly.
"Ha-ha, you are so magnanimous." The patriarch smiled as he turned to the young man. "Aven, bear
fifty thousand kilograms of weight, face the wall, and ponder over your misdeed for three months. You
should thank Mr. Chu for sparing your life," the patriarch ordered.
"Yes, yes. Thank you."
Aven kowtowed as relief coursed through him. He had, after all, just avoided a disaster.
Still kneeling, he cupped his hands and said, "Thank you for your mercy, Mr. Chu. Thank you very
much."
Darren nodded with feigned indifference. Aven''s action had helped him trigger the primitive crystal.
Sparing his life was apensation Darren could afford in return.
Now that the matter had ended, the remaining tribe members left. The patriarch ordered that Darren be
provided with the best residence.
Darren sat cross-legged on a precious beast hide in a stone house.
"The primitive crystal has been triggered. Next, I''ll activate the dark crystal," Darren muttered. He was
thrilled as he had identally met someone who cultivated the Primitive Fighting Force. This chance
encounter had allowed him to trigger the primitive crystal earlier than expected.
In the future, if he could find the Dark Force, he could trigger the dark crystal simrly. Once both
crystals were triggered, he could cultivate the Shura Force in the ancient times as the forms for
fusing the two skills were still imprinted in his mind.
With that thought, Darren immersed himself in cultivation. After all, improving his cultivation base and
enhancing the strength of the Primitive Fighting Force were his goals.
Three months passed.
Darren had been focused on his cultivation during this time, and nobody had dared to disturb him.
One day, Darren was awakened by a loud noise. Something seemed to have happened in the tribe.
Darren was among the grand warriors at the top-level. However high his talent was, it was still difficult
for him to make it to the Holy Realm. Even if he continued to cultivate, there would be no benefit for
him. The disturbance thus presented Darren with the opportunity to take a break. He decided to fly out
and investigate what had happened.
As soon as he exited his stone house, Darren saw people discussing something intensely.
"Patriarch, please seek justice for Jamie. He was cut into dozens of pieces by that bastard!"
A woman cried as she fell to the ground.
The patriarch standing in the middle of the crowd looked ghastly pale.
"Ray, what information did you get? Did a member of the Dark Tribe kill Jamie?" Yusuf asked a thin
young man, who stood beside him.
"Yes. My poor Jamie died so miserably," Ray, the thin young man, replied as he closed his blood-shot
eyes and suppressed a sob.
"Humph!" Yusuf snorted in anger.
"The Dark Tribe has gone too far! How dare they send masters to kill the backbone of our tribe?! I
would not be apetent patriarch unless I take revenge!" Yusuf remarked coldly.
"Ray, did you find out who killed him? Which master is responsible?"
"Well..." Ray froze when he heard the question. He seemed reluctant to reveal the culprit''s identity.
"Don''t worry. Just tell me," Yusuf urged.
"Okay." Ray nodded before he continued, "ording to my gopher friend, he saw a human teenager,
who rode an ape, kill Jamie."
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Ray could obtain urate information because he had a special skill that enabled him tomunicate
with all kinds of beasts. That was why he said his gopher friend had witnessed the young man kill
Jamie.
Darren, who was standing behind them, was reminded of a man when he heard Ray''s description.
Could it be Yahya?