My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 413 - 341: The Human Form of Dandelion_4

Chapter 413: Chapter 341: The Human Form of Dandelion_4

Moreover, the level of the hanging coffin was not high.

Suddenly, one of the hanging coffins moved slightly, and a hand stretched out, forcefully pushing open the coffin lid on top. A body sat up inside the coffin, filled with thick and thin root tendrils, like a nest built by a bird.

However, this body was quite "fresh" and not an Ancient Corpse.

Dandelion struggled to adapt to the human body, and its movements were inevitably a bit strange and stiff. It crawled out of the coffin, and it took a while to learn how to walk upright.

In its eyes, emotions of anger, loss, and regret swirled: "This body is not perfect, it was only my initial experiment, far inferior to the three in the valley, and it has many hidden dangers."

"But the biggest problem is that directly infusing consciousness into the body like this makes it difficult for the Three Souls and Seven Spirits to be complete, and it is impossible to walk in the Human Race territory without being easily seen through by powerful cultivators."

"I must find those two as soon as possible and ask them to help me complete the key step of transforming into a human."

At this thought, deep resentment appeared in its eyes: Now, it was just a small parasol avatar outside, with only its consciousness remaining. All of its careful arrangements in the valley had turned into nothing, and it had no bargaining chips to persuade those two to help it.

"It’s all that human’s fault! Once my plan is completely successful, the first thing I will do is capture that person and torture them to death using the cruelest punishment in the human race!"

"And also, what on earth was the thing that swallowed my main body in the water?!"

Thinking of that huge shadow, Dandelion couldn’t help but shudder, and a deep-rooted fear surged up within it.

Dandelion walked out of the tomb chamber naked, climbed up the stone wall, and reached the top of the mountain. Suddenly, it thought: "That damned human has some methods, Adolph Benson had fallen into his hands earlier, so the stone statue area is probably no longer safe. Thankfully, I have another option."

...

Owen Bertram traveled a hundred miles a day, and the changes in the Extinction Domain were very obvious. Many originally ordinary plants and beasts showed signs of aberration, with a large increase in the number of Demon Beings and a rapid rise in their strength. On this journey, Tier-4 Demon Beings or higher could be seen everywhere.

They were squeezed together for living space, and the territories of powerful Demon Beings were constantly shrinking. Judging from these signs, the final outcome would either be the Demon Beings killing each other, greatly reducing their numbers, or the Demon Beings forming groups and rushing out of the Extinction Domain together!

Historically, the latter was more common.

Owen Bertram was deeply worried.

On this journey, Owen Bertram abandoned all fights, and even used his speed to escape from powerful Demon Beings, seeking only to reach the Cold Abyss as quickly as possible. A few days later, he arrived at the outskirts of the Cold Abyss.

Owen Bertram climbed a nearby mountain peak and looked towards the range of the Cold Abyss. It was shrouded in a layer of light black mist, and within a hundred miles, it was desolate. Flowers, grass, and trees were bent and twisted, their surfaces covered in malicious jagged spikes. Occasionally, they would emit a streak of purple-black lightning, creating a crackling noise in the terrifying silence.

Around this "territory", many powerful Demon Beings with violent temperaments had already appeared.

There were fewer and fewer territories, but the situation had not yet reached the point of a large number of "Demon Beings forming groups" and rushing out of the Extinction Domain - the Extinction Domain was considered the home and comfort zone for the Demon Beings, and leaving it was their last choice.

For the Human Race, the rush of Demon Beings out of the Extinction Domain was a disaster, and it was the same for the Demon Beings as well. Were it not for their inherent mad nature, their final choice would likely be to fight amongst themselves, rather than break out of the Extinction Domain.

Layers of mountains blocked Owen Bertram’s sight, and standing here, he could not see the Cold Abyss. Thus, Magpie flew in from the distant sky, avoiding the black mist and flying over the region at a high altitude - however, before even finding the Cold Abyss, Owen Bertram suddenly felt a crazy urge for destruction emanating from Magpie!

Owen Bertram immediately took this problematic creature back.

Magpie was not exactly known for having a good temperament...