Urban Super Medical Sage
Chapter 244 - 244 237 Without Him I Would Have Already Died

244: Chapter 237 Without Him, I Would Have Already Died 244: Chapter 237 Without Him, I Would Have Already Died Suddenly.

Su Chen opened his eyes.

In his pupils, there was nothing but joy.

“True Fire Body Refinement is so powerful, there is actually such a Cultivation Technique in the world?” Su Chen took a deep breath, trying to calm down, but he couldn’t.

The power of True Fire Body Refinement almost made him lose his sanity.

One day!

Just one day!

His Physical Strength had increased fivefold.

What does that mean?

In layman’s terms, as long as it wasn’t a Spiritual Artifact, anyone trying to cut him down with swords or other cold Weapons would be delusional, hardly able to even scratch his skin.

And this was just the beginning.

Next, if he were to absorb all the True Fire from the entire pool!!!

What level would his Physical Strength reach?

Relying purely on Physical Strength, wouldn’t he be able to crush and suppress everything on Earth?

“The appetizer is eaten, now it’s time for the main course!” After steadying his State of Mind, Su Chen’s eyes blazed as he stared at the roiling flames in the Fire Pool.

He swallowed, not out of fear, but out of greed and desire.

These flames were Strength!

The next moment.

Su Chen held his Breath and raised one foot, slowly making contact with the rolling stream of Fire…

As soon as he made contact.

In an Instant, Su Chen’s shoes turned into nothingness!

Then his foot made solid contact with the flame stream.

“Ahhhh…” The pain was indescribable, sweeping across Su Chen’s nerves in an instant; his face contorted grotesquely, unrecognizable as human.

He roared hoarsely and sweat cascaded down; he almost bit through his teeth, and his eyes turned a blood-red.

His foot.

It had actually begun to be refined by the True Fire…

But.

Su Chen did not shrink back.

He did not retract his foot.

“If you don’t venture into madness, how can you achieve godhood?” Su Chen muttered to himself, his voice hoarse and barely human.

Moments later.

While enduring pain that felt a thousand, no, ten thousand times worse than scraping bones, Su Chen kept running the spell of True Fire Body Refinement.

Indeed, when he ran the True Fire Body Refinement spell, a strong, refreshing stream flowed toward that foot…

Soon, the foot returned to normal.

But then, it was scorched and refined by the flame stream again.

This cycle repeated back and forth.

As time went on.

It wasn’t just one foot anymore; Su Chen had gradually immersed his entire body into the Fire Pool!!!

Entering the Fire Pool.

He experienced for the first time what true Hell was like.

To say life was worse than death was an understatement.

Every second felt like an Era.

Each moment, Su Chen oscillated between passing out and regaining consciousness; it was as if he had entered a world of only pain.

He screamed, he shouted, he despaired, he even wept…

but these sounds were drowned out by the crimson flames.

However.

No matter how unbearable life became, Su Chen always maintained a sliver of sensible thought, forcing himself to endure!

Endure!!

Keep enduring!!!

Time continued to pass.

He didn’t know how long it had been.

Su Chen had become completely numb; he couldn’t even feel the existence of his own body anymore, as if his soul had left his body, as if he was a mere spectator.

But.

He was certain his Physical Strength was relentlessly increasing.

Like riding a rocket.

He had absorbed seven to eight parts of the entire pool of flames, and his Physical Strength had increased thirty to fifty times compared to the beginning.

And this wasn’t the ultimate limit yet.

Su Chen’s goal was to leave not a single drop, to devour and wipe out everything, leaving no trace of the True Fire behind.

He was crazed to the bone; a veritable gluttonous beast!!!

Desperate to devour everything!

Given the chance to increase his Strength, he would never give up even the slightest bit.

Meanwhile.

At the entrance of the Spiritual Source Cave.

“Are you really going to go in there and look for him?” Qiao Hun frowned, looking at Gu Yuan.

“Yes, I want to go in and see.

He hasn’t come out until now, maybe something happened?” Gu Yuan spoke earnestly.

Inside the Scarlet Origin Cave, there was nothing.

Qiao Hun and Gu Yuan had explored it, only to come out disappointed.

Then, Gu Yuan suggested waiting at the entrance of the Spiritual Source Cave for Su Chen.

Qiao Hun agreed.

But the two of them waited for a day.

However, inside the Spiritual Source Cave, there was no sign of movement.

So, Qiao Hun wanted to leave.

Whereas, conversely, Gu Yuan wanted to go in and check.

She wanted to know what had happened to Su Chen?

Why was there not even a slight noise?

She was worried.

“It’s been a day, and he hasn’t come out.

Most likely…” Qiao Hun sighed.

No sign of life for one or two days would lead any normal person to think that it was likely he had encountered danger and was already dead.

This wasn’t a wild guess, but the most probable scenario.

The Ruins Cave Mansions atop Du Xuan Peak, some contained many treasures, but others could be disasters, dangers…

Venturing into Ruins Cave Mansions was always a gamble, an adventure.

And if Su Chen really died inside the Spiritual Source Cave, then Gu Yuan going in to find Su Chen could be imagined.

If Su Chen died inside, could Gu Yuan come out alive?

“But I just want to go in and see!” What Qiao Hun thought of, Gu Yuan couldn’t fail to consider.

She bit her lip, “Without him, I’d already be dead!”

After speaking.

Gu Yuan took a step forward.

And entered.

While Qiao Hun shook his head and took a deep last glance at the cave entrance.

And left.

[Tomorrow continues to be exciting.

Two chapters have already been updated this afternoon.

Feeling pretty good today, so I’m going to add three more chapters for today.]

Ps: To be honest, I’ve been a bit overwhelmed by the complaints.

The addition of three chapters was spurred on by the many readers, and while Nanjihai was excited by the numerous comments, ninety-nine out of a hundred were scolding me for the slow updates, comparing me to a turtle.

All right, you’ve browbeaten me into adding three chapters today.

For the next three days, can we perhaps agree to lessen the scolding a bit?