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Chapter 1004 - Chapter 1004 Chapter 630 Treasure Hunting on the Island

Chapter 1004: Chapter 630: Treasure Hunting on the Island Chapter 1004: Chapter 630: Treasure Hunting on the Island Suddenly.

He turned around.

Jiang Hui seemed to have sensed something, as he once again looked towards the deep buried organ beneath the dam that lay dormant, motionless, as massive as a mountain range.

But in an instant, his gaze moved past that dark-colored organ, to somewhere beneath it.

His eyes were sharp, his gaze intense, with a hint of dazzling divine light spilling forth.

It wasn’t blinding, but it possessed the power to see through deception, which, rather than sharpness, was more captivating, with an exaggerated momentum gathering within.

It had gone unnoticed until now, but at this moment, he could see clearly,

Below the dirt cave where the dark-colored organ lay hidden, there was actually a large collapsed stratum of space.

Between them, a black layer similar to a crystal wall separated the two.

It formed an upper and lower, a smaller and a larger, two independent spaces.

The area of the fault space was vast, squarely shaped, and not a natural collapse.

In Jiang Hui’s opinion, it seemed more like it had been deliberately hollowed out from the inside.

At first glance, it was chaotic, filled with layers of black mist.

It was that layer of sticky black fog, too thick to dissipate, that obstructed his vision. This was why Jiang Hui couldn’t see clearly at first, hence it had been subconsciously overlooked.

Fortunately, just now, while he tested whether the black heart could detect him, he had observed the area for a while, and in the moment of turning around, he still noticed something odd.

As he watched the fault space below, Jiang Hui couldn’t help feeling apprehensive.

He possessed the full authority over the dam, and even then he had almost missed it, indicating that there must be a big secret hidden within that fault space, one that was not meant to be known by outsiders.

Suppressing the shock in his heart, Jiang Hui focused and held his breath. His deep and profound gaze slowly penetrated the murky Chaos mist in the fault space, meticulously examining that place which resembled a faded photograph.

It was indeed too vast.

Though it was only a cave, as Divine Thoughts swept through, it felt more like arriving in a boundless Star Sea world, only devoid of any glimmer of light, emptier still. This emptiness was palpable.

It was as if he were in the desolate Gobi desert of a previous life, solitude and darkness his only companions.

But in the next moment.

Jiang Hui’s expression paused, and he began to look slightly bewildered.

Because deep within that sizable fault space, even further down, there was actually a mound of luminescent white flesh.

Layered upon layer, it emitted a grayish white haze, seemingly a gelatinous substance, but not entirely pure.

It somewhat resembled the Tai Sui Meat from folk legends.

Only…

As Jiang Hui looked on, sections of the flesh mound that had overgrown and adhered were still trembling slightly, oozing a fishy and thick black viscous substance.

In the folktales, tales about Tai Sui Meat are innumerable, especially among the hamlets nestled in the mountains, where the legends involving Tai Sui are even more abundant and varied.

In many places, Tai Sui Meat is regarded as an auspicious omen, believed to bring good fortune for the coming year to those who happen upon it.

Some even believe that consuming Tai Sui Meat could prevent all diseases, strengthen the body, and thereby extend one’s life.

In short, such tales have shrouded Tai Sui Meat in layers upon layers of mystique.

But in reality.

Jiang Hui felt that so-called Tai Sui Meat was actually a cluster of bizarre life forms cursed with parasitism.

This thing had nothing to do with auspiciousness.

As the saying goes, who dares to stir the earth on Tai Sui’s head?!

For those lacking in strength, this thing must not be consumed rashly.

Even if used as an alchemical catalyst, it requires special processing. Only by combining it with other medicines suitable for its properties can it be used safely.

The so-called strength and vitality are only psychological effects, whereas consuming it could lead to horrific mutations or strange diseases.

The stronger the Curse on the Tai Sui Meat, the more severe the consequences.

Previously, when still in the Lower Realm’s Wilderness, Jiang Hui had sensed the presence of Tai Sui Meat.

Some of them were quite large, resembling meaty mountains lying across the rolling mud.

There were tribesmen who had inadvertently eaten some of this Tai Sui Meat while gathering firewood in the mountains; a tiny bite could lead to a severe illness. In serious cases, one could lose their mind entirely, or even undergo grotesque bodily mutations. Some even devoured their own families alive at night–such occurrences were countless.

Because he had witnessed such horrific scenes, when he was still in the Lower Realm and only seeking, he had repeatedly warned his followers to stay away from areas where Tai Sui Meat was found.

This substance was bewitching. Once seen, one could not resist putting it in their mouth. Ordinary people wouldn’t notice until it was too late and the harm was done.

As for the Immortal Domain, there was Tai Sui Meat as well, in even greater numbers. Apart from the common types, there were also mutant varieties.

But after all, the Immortal Domain is the domain, the sole supreme realm, the primary domain of the three thousand worlds.

Here, masters are common as dogs, and great powers roam everywhere. Thus, more often than not, Tai Sui Meat is harvested for use as a secondary ingredient in Alchemy, serving merely as experimental fodder–dogs on a good path could eat it without reddening their face or skipping a heartbeat.

The horrific Tai Sui Meat that could cause the downfall of a kingdom in the Lower Realm became the bottom of the food chain in the Immortal Domain.

Only those Tai Sui Meat that had attained a certain climate, with immense power and surging demonic flames, were considered dangerous.