When a boy turns to a wolf that do mystical things. 

A boy whose family is exterminate by unknowns and his only sister where no place to be found.

The once cheeky young master turn to a mischievous wolf.

Side note: This story is just purely created from my imagination, but expect it will show some facts.

Dad came in as I was stuffing a few of my things in a small, plastic grocery bag. I knew I had to smell an odd mix of emotions. I waited for him to say something. He just sighed before moving away. I could hear him in the kitchen, then the door as he went out the back. 

Is it weird that even though he didn't make a sound, I still heard every word he didn't say? This was home, and to some part of me it always would be. I dropped the bag of childhood mementos at the bottom of my closet and headed outside. 

"Did they approve of Tammy becoming an honorary member?" Mahina asked as I made my way over to her. 

"They're going to discuss it," I told her, not really wanting to get into it. "I told them regardless of what they decided, I would be calling her sister. She's part of my pack, right?"

Mahina laughed. Dad looked at me like he wanted to crawl in my head and figure out what was happening with me. 

Running Elk came around the corner of the house then.

"Hey Uncle Black Wolf. Any sodas left in the fridge?"

"Hang on, I'll bring a few more out."

Running Elk sat down heavily next to me, knocking his shoulder against mine, then leaning against me. 

"Hey Mahina," he said as he leaned forward slightly to wave at her. 

"Hey Running Elk. What's up?"

"I got to be a fly on the wall tonight. One of the best nights ever! You should have seen the look on Grandfather's face! He..."

"What did you do, Little Wolf," asked Dad as he handed Running Elk a soda. 

"He stood up to Grandfather! It was awesome,"
Running Elk started, full of enthusiasm for some reason. 

I threw him a look. "Grandfather is an ass...owww!"

"You will not speak about your mother's father like that."

"I tried to update the council," I told him as I rubbed my head. Dad hadn't held back. "Only the old ones knew. Auntie said..." I closed my eyes, the anger still eating at me. I couldn't bring myself to repeat what Auntie had said about not having children, not in front of Mahina. 

"Your mother always dealt with the council."

"Yeah, I think mom lied. She dealt with Grandfather, not the council. He hates me...us."

"He doesn't hate you," Dad said. He didn't say anything about himself. Nor did he say anything about my belief that mom had lied. 

I looked at him, saw his slight shrug. I sighed.

"Little Sister was right, I don't know anything."

Dad only sighed back at me, giving me a wry grin. He looked up with narrowed eyes when Uncle Two Feathers walked by, purposefully not looking our way. 

"Still on lockdown?" I asked Running Elk. 

"He's just mad because I know. You should have seen the look on Grandfather's face when he told me I didn't understand and I told him I understood quite well, ever since I found my spirit guide."

We shared a look that helped heal the damage in my soul. Screw Grandfather. I still had family among the people.

"Still good cuz" we said at the same time, then busted out laughing. 

"Best night ever, that one," said Running Elk, tilting his bottle in a salute toward my dad. 

Dad gave a little nod of acknowledgment.

"Now I'm feeling totally lost," said Mahina. 

"Maybe I'll tell you about that night sometime. In the meantime, there is something I can tell you that will help. You remember that story I told you about Dad? It's basically true, with one little catch. Everything I told you about me and Dad can be summed up in one word. It's that one word that makes the difference. I..."

"Room for one more?" asked Anna from the back door. 

I closed my eyes and took a breath. Anyone else plan on coming by to stop me from telling Mahina what she needed to know? I wanted to tell Anna to get lost. I no longer trusted her. However, I could smell Anna's nervousness. I motioned her over. 

"Did you know Anna used to babysit me? She's got to be the oldest person to hang with the teens ever! She's got, what, eight years on me? She was the only person Grandfather trusted to watch over me."

Anna had the good graces to look embarrassed. She understood what I was insinuating, that the only reason she was here was because Grandfather had sent her.

She shook her head in a negative as she sat down. "Auntie was wrong to say what she did, Little Wolf. If anyone would know, I would. I loved your mother. She and I often talked. I'm glad you and Mahina are together."

"I'm beginning to wonder just what was said," Dad said as he looked between the three of us. I saw hidden anger in him. I think he might have heard the same things when he and Mom got married. 

The one thing I knew for sure my mom never lied about was her desire to become a wolf and to have me. I'd have to guess she lied at least to me about Grandfather and the council in order to protect me from any tension between them. I had already figured out Grandfather had an attitude about Dad. 

I smiled slightly, feeling the love of family, the family that mattered. Both Running Elk and Anna knew about me. They accepted, approved, and looked forward to my future. I sighed again, playing with Mahina's hand, giving Running Elk a nudge away from my other side. 

He laughed, finally getting up and moving to the other side of the fire. Dad just gave us both his customary growl and headed back into the kitchen. 

"So what happened?" asked Mahina.

"Grandfather happened," exclaimed Running Elk. 

I couldn't help grinning at the anger and frustration in Running Elk's tone. It helped to know my anger had company, that I wasn't just overreacting.

"Things weren't what I thought is all. The council thinks I play at being wolf. They don't understand how much the wolf is part of me. And it's going to be a bigger part as time goes on. You remember what I said about my spirit guide, how tight the connection was?"

I waited for Mahina to nod, tightening her grip on my hand. I grinned at Running Elk, then looked at Anna. 

"If all you're going to do is run straight to Grandfather, you might as well leave now. I meant what I told the council. The wolf is no longer their concern.

"I'm not, "Anna said softly. "I came because they were wrong. You're family, and it's important to me that you know that.  Besides, Running Elk and I are part of the future council. Honestly, you should be too."

"No," I said thoughtfully, "that isn't where my path leads anymore. I lead a different kind of tribe." I gave a slight chuckle as I brought Mahina's hand up for a kiss. "I'm the pack's alpha, right?" 

I went on before she did more than look at me in exasperation. 

"I'm serious. There are others like me. Some are really decent, family-oriented people. Then there are others that need help. They look to me for leadership and guidance; guidance I can give because of my connection to Spirit Wolf. It's a very real thing, and forever part of my life now. To accept me is to accept that part of my life."

"No pressure," said Running Elk with a grin toward Mahina. "So how many others like you are there?"

"I don't know. I see them in the mists of visions. Some I have met, others I will meet. Let's see. Lone Wolf and the group he's working with? There are," I did some quick math in my head, "seventeen there. Arctic has at least half a dozen, probably more."

"And they had twins?" asked Anna.

"A boy and a girl, babies, and mother doing fine. I met the dad. Businessman has a daughter and she has a group of guards, so at least another half dozen. There are others."

"Guards? Why guards?" asked Anna. 

"The wolf will dance. Not like I dance with you," I said to Mahina with a smile. "Among my mother's people, a wolf dance is a war dance. Most of the people like me are guys, which makes the women rare and special, to the point some guys will fight over them. It's a new danger I recently discovered. It's also one of the reasons I would be more than willing to do a wolf dance."

I paused, letting what I said sink into Running Elk and Anna. Dad was standing in the doorway. I wasn't sure Mahina understood. 

"This is going to sound odd," I said focusing on Mahina, "but it's important. I've recently learned that oh, about fifteen years ago, there were three groups that fought over women too, uh, breed with them, uh, forcefully, you know? How do I not do everything I can to stop such abuse?

"See, they have the same genetic thing dad and I have, and it's more than just the smelling ability. We can pass it on. Some of those like me are close-knit family groups. Protecting family kinda comes naturally. What we are does have it's dangers, but it also has such beauty. That's what mom loved most, the beauty."

I found my thumb moving along Mahina's hand. Somehow I wasn't sure what I was saying was coming outright. I'd probably have to go over it all again, filling in the information with stories. I was much better with stories than just relating facts. 

Mahina gave my hand a tug, getting my attention and bringing my eyes up to her face. The look I shared with her held all my love for her. I knew she might not be able to accept everything, and that was ok. I did trust her to keep my secret, but I needed her to say she would. 

"If it's all too much for you, that's ok. I will always care for you. I want you to know that. I will ask that you not share what I tell you with anyone else. It's kind of a contradiction, me asking that. Just, if you feel a need to share it with someone, talk with me about it first. That's all I'll ask."

If she didn't understand anything else, Mahina understood the seriousness of my request. 

"Of course," she said nodding. 

"Dad and I were both born as we are. Mom wasn't. Dad... infected her, for lack of a better word, before I was born. It was something she wanted. She always said she got the council's permission. I'm betting she lied out her.." 

I changed what I was going to say when dad cleared his throat slightly from the doorway. 

"I don't think she had anyone's permission, not even Grandfather's. That's why he hates, well, he doesn't want to have anything to do with it. He'd rather I ignore what is within me. I can't. If he could have felt the love Spirit Wolf has for his people..."

Mahina took her turn moving her thumb along my hand. "It's a disease then?"

"Maybe, technically? But I've never looked at it that way. It enhances everything about the wolf in me. It added things about the wolf to mom. She loved what it did with her vision. She did her best carvings afterward. She also accepted the change to her system so her body wouldn't reject a fetus. What is within me, well, it does raise some possible complications when it comes to having children. Not impossible, but not without risk. Auntie was right that you should be aware of that before we make any attempts at having children. I'm not saying you have to do what mom did, choosing what is in dad and I. It's an option, not a necessity, I think. I don't know. The arctic matriarch is probably the best one to talk to about having kids. It'd be interesting to visit with their tribe."

I stopped my contemplations and focused on Mahina again. 

"So, are we at that point yet, where children should be a part of our conversation?"

"I thought we had already passed that point," she answered with a gleam in her eyes, even as she blushed a bit. 

I couldn't help smiling as I leaned over to kiss her. When I pulled away from her lips, I moved my mouth to her ear.

"I really am a werewolf," I whispered.

Ulric Wolcott, know as Little Wolf by his friends and family, was ready leave his childhood home and go make his mark on the world as a man. 

For him, there was no boundary between man and wolf.

His Native American heritage from his mother gave him access to his spirit guide, the Spirit of the Wolf itself. The Spirit of the Wolf blended easily with the wolf nature he received from his werewolf father.

He had no idea the adventures his spirit guide would lead him into as, for the first time, he encountered werewolves outside his family. 

His adventures set his feet on the path to his promised new name. An encounter with a young girl who would become pivotal in his life would seal it. 

Spirit Wolf taught him the meaning of who he was, and gave him a glance into the future being offered him. He learned to balance the life of the wolf physically, mentally, and spiritually with his human self... 

... until finally he was ready to become not only the ruling Alpha of Spirit Wolf's worldly pack, 
but King to all werewolves!

*

As adrenaline pumped furiously through my veins, my heart was beating faster every second, I could hear the wolf's footsteps... or pawsteps, maybe. I could hear it breathing heavily. I was glued to my spot, I couldn't move, couldn't breathe, it was like my brain had shut down, my stomach clenched and I was real close to passing out from fear.
I cowered under the tree, trying to make myself disappear. No, I ....I couldn't just give up, I had to at least put up a fight, a good fight nonetheless.
I might be skinny but I'd worked in the fields since I was 7, I had strong arms due to all the heavy-lifting of baskets of apples , carrying them from the orchards to the storehouse I'd done. I heard some movement to my left. My conscious was urging me to be cautious since I was in uncharted territory.
I remembered I always kept a little knife which I'd made myself with a little piece of oak wood and a very hard rock sharpened at the edge, in the slit of my right boot, I swiftly took it out trying to be as slick about it as i could. I stood up with my feet digging deep into the snow , I leaned forward with the knife in my right hand , relaxing my stance , ready to defend myself from whatever that came for me.
I stayed in that position, listening for any movement in any direction. That is
when I heard rustling of some kind of bush to my right , I turned right instantly, waiting with bated breath, the rustling was getting louder, I gripped my knife tight , readying myself to attack, I was getting a bit dizzy , with all the hormones pumping through my body.
Suddenly, to my utter astonishment, a bunny jumped out of the bush, a friggin bunny!!! Really? ?
The world must be playing a cruel joke on me. I was expecting a huge wolf to pounce on me, and out comes a bunny prancing about like it was snowhite playing with her animals, but the difference was, she could talk to animals and they loved her, she didn't have to be scared shitless of feral wolves and i really don't think if i started to sing to a wolf , it would come to love me and sing back to me and we'd be friends forever and live together in harmony because this ain't Snowwhite.
The Wolf wasn't a nice animal who I could make friends with, and I was no princess and this was no fairytale. Snowwhite was one of the princess tales famous in my village. Although I didn't like her nature very much because she's so delicate and nice and has a happily ever after ending, that doesn't happen in real life, i only liked realistic characters with commanding natures and those with conviction in their words.
Oh and by bunny, I mean the Arctic hare which are a common animal in the north.
Just when I was starting to think that I must've imagined it all, the wolf growling, the sound of someone taking in huge gasps of air, the pawsteps, the bunny jumped on my foot, and started gnawing ferociously at my boot, I looked at it with pitiful eyes, it must be really hungry, all alone out here in the cold, with nothing to eat. Thinking about food, my stomach growled , making it loud and clear that I was starving, I'd been so focused on wondering if the Feral wolves would find me or not or if I would see the break of dawn, I'd forgotten about my hunger that had now resurfaced with a renewed fervour.
I didn't know what to think, there was no way I'd be able to find edible roots, or berries or even leaves. Most of the trees in the forests of the north which bore fruits were poisonous. And even if they weren't, I had no way of knowing if they were edible.
My only option was to hunt, and I had zero experience in that area. The men of my village did the hunting, the women weren't allowed to do such "vile" things. But it's not like I listened to them, I rebelled every once in a while just to keep my pride reserved, so I did know how to shoot.
In my struggle to brainstorm an idea to get some food to eat, I'd completely forgotten about the eminently white rabbit, now sitting right in front of me, looking up at me expectantly with hope in his eyes.
God !!! How could someone so cute and fluffy be exposed to such suffering, just to die of starvation. He was shrivelled up to the point where I could see his bone structure, his feet were thinner than a thread but his skin still glowed. I gave in and carefully picked up the bunny, he struggled a bit and tried to scurry away but then gave up, I fastidiously put him in my saddle bag and slung it back on my shoulder. He moved around in there until he found the opening and his head popped out , he didn't look too sad now , or.....at least I hope he didn't. I put the knife back in my boot.
I let out a deep sigh, as I stretched out my limbs, my body suddenly felt very stiff. My blood red hair was a mess from the howling winds which were getting stronger by the minute.
It was then that I realised it was night time, and the moon was high up in the sky and it glowed like it never had before, almost as if it was taunting me about my fate. Huh...even the moon was taunting me, just my luck. I had to find some shelter to spend the night, there was no question of me hunting at night, I'd might as well invite them over to feast on my flesh and bone. I'd heard my father say that the wolf's senses were heightened when the moon rose in the sky, it was like they drew strength from the moon and were relatively weaker in the day, I couldn't really be sure about anything, since all that I knew about them was based on rumours , not facts.

Bella is meant to lead the vampires, wolves and sorcerers and other supernaturals in the great war against a greater being, something out of their world. 

She lives in a village at the northern edge of the world, ignorant of her lineage and destiny.

One day, she finds herself in the forest of the Feral Beasts, the forest anyone stepped into never came back, she has no idea what she's up against.

The other supernaturals of the Vlazark academy are in panic about the great prophecy.

Great secrets will be revealed and Bella will realize who she really is.

A lemming rat, an arctic puffin, appeared in front of the polar bears and then provoked the entire polar bears, which was a bold move. At least Eugene, the Elder of the Polar Bears, and Murphy, the strongest bear of the Polar Bears, were impressed, but just as they entered the valley, a polar fox named Yuwen Xinghe and an Arctic wolf named Belle popped up in the nearby snow forest.

Yuwen Xinghe: We didn't have any grudges, because we didn't have a relationship between eating and being eaten, and we didn't happen to be passing by, so we came here for a very clear purpose, and yes, we came here to tell you that we can't just sit back and do nothing, we have to do something!

Belle: It's not very straightforward, maybe it's the way it always works, but it's going to be very straightforward, and it's going to be very ugly, so now, listen up, we're going to show you!

Eugene: But this isn't the first time we've heard it, but even after listening to it so many times, we can't get used to it! Because what you're saying is ridiculous! You want to show us? Have you all lost your memories? Forget it. Are we all powerful polar bears?

Murphy: Still, there are a lot of animals in the Arctic Circle who have eye problems lately, so they can't see what we really look like, so they have the guts to yell at us!

Yuwen Xinghe: We're not hot-headed, we're not having any trouble with our eyes, we're all rational, but we chose to provoke you, yes, you can understand that one Arctic fox represents the entire Arctic fox race, provoking you the entire Arctic bear race!

Belle: I am a wolf, You know, wolves are social creatures, So, my big army is around here, but I'm just a representative, because we Arctic wolves know that this is not the time to really showdown with you, but we're not going to showdown with you very late, and I'm here to declare war on your entire polar bear race on behalf of the entire Arctic wolf race!

Eugene: I'm full. I'm all set!

Murphy: You can fight us anytime you want, but we hope you can fight us a little longer, and it's best not to run away from us at the beginning of the battle, and it's not without examples.

Even an arctic fox and an arctic wolf jumped out and provoked the entire polar bears, Nor did any of the polar bears take it seriously, for they felt that they could not compete with each other at all. They moved on through the valley to a river hundreds of meters wide, and on the other side of the river stood Gongsun Yuanqing, an Arctic rabbit. Three meters away in front of it, a plush duck named Shi Tong swims on the river.

Gongsun yuanqing: listen! When you jump into the river, And by the time I got here, as an Arctic rabbit, I had run away. As a rabbit, I didn't think I was stupid, but actually I didn't think every rabbit was stupid, so I knew what to do in the face of a powerful enemy, so that I wouldn't feel ashamed to run away.

Shi Tong: It's not shameful to run away in the face of a powerful enemy, and I think so too. Maybe we are your food in your eyes, but today, the two of us know you will pass through here, and we are still here, waiting for you. Do you know why? Because we want to tell you one thing, if you do more injustice, you will die!

Eugene: When it's time for the cute rabbit and the cute fluffy duck to teach us a lesson, it has to be said that when you teach us a lesson, you look so cute that I want to give you a hug, each of you a hug!

Murphy: So, come here! Or wait for us to come over and hug you! You guys are so cute!

Gongsun yuanqing: you guys are so crafty! Trying to trick us and eat us!

Shi Tong: But we won't be fooled by this. We're leaving now! Farewell!

Eugene: We're not lying to you. As we hug you, we'll just break your necks with bear paws!

Murphy: And then swallow you up in our bellies! We are very honest! I'm not lying to you!

The mountain is very large, They walked a long way through the valley, but still did not get out of the mountain, But beneath the iceberg, a lot of ice has melted away, so some sea creatures can swim directly under the iceberg, along the glacier, into the pools in the valleys, all of which are formed by melting ice and snow, and are now very deep, so to speak, connected to the ocean! The area of the pool is very large, a few kilometers around! Polar bears have to make a detour when they come across a huge pool in front of the road, and they decide to make a detour, but just then a seal named Wen Zi and a walrus named Diana poke their heads out of the center of the huge pool.

Wen Zi: Want to eat us? Then come here, it is not without such an example!

Diana: We're in this part of the world where the water is very deep, and it's very far away from the ice, at least a hundred meters or so, so when you come here, we've already swam very far away, and when we're in the water, we don't feel like we're going to go downwind in the battle with you!

Eugene: We're on our way to Bering Strait. We don't have time for this!

Murphy: If we can easily catch a lot of fish in the water, why do we swim into deep water to catch a seal or walrus? Are you so confident that your meat is better than fish's?

Wen Zi: But now I can see from your eyes that you are salivating over us both because your eyes are burning with greed!

Diana: Because your eyes are burning with greed!

Eugene: Maybe he just wants to swim now, and he wants to swim to where you are!

Murphy: But I know I shouldn't play here. I should lead the entire polar bear race to Bering Strait. It's my mission. I'll remember my mission!

The entire polar bear family, led by Elder Eugene and Murphy, the strongest polar bear, has been marching toward Bering Strait. They also know that they must get there as soon as possible, so they don't have time to waste with the provocative animals, but the provocative animals go on and on.

The Frigid Yak had white fur all over its body. It looked very similar to the yak that was on Earth. However, its size was about four times of that yak.
The combat strength of the 26 Frigid Yaks only ranged from immortal-level rank-4 to rank-6. Aside from Lin Huang, the rest of the 30 members were on at least immortal-level rank-6. The yaks were like lambs that lived in captivity to the members who slaughtered them quickly before Lin Huang could even attack.
26 of the dead bodies were sent to the food hunter of their team named Zhu Hao, who took about an hour to prepare a sumptuous bovine meal for all of them.
All of them felt satiated after eating, so they rested for a while. Shen Tao then brought the rest of them along and proceeded with their scheduled journey.
After another half an hour, someone detected something amiss and raised the alarm.
"A monster horde has been picked up by the detection relic!"
Lin Huang already knew from Bloody earlier that there was a group of more than 100 Frost Wolves in front of them. The combat strength of the Frost Wolf ranged from immortal-level rank-7 to rank-9. Due to the large number of monsters, they would threaten the Heaven Alliance team to a certain extent. However, Lin Huang knew that the owner of the detection relic would discover this when they reached a certain distance. Therefore, he did not warn Shen Tao about it as they would only have to make a detour.
The scouts returned with some news. "It's the Frost Wolf, and there are more than 120 of them."
Shen Tao decided to detour without a moment of hesitation. All the Heaven Alliance members might probably die if they were to fight the monsters face-to-face.
Right at this moment, Lin Huang frowned as he got more information from Bloody.
He then whispered to Shen Tao who immediately disappeared from his original position. When he appeared, he brought the dead body of a Frost Wolf.
"Both of you are being followed by two Frost Wolf. I didn't notice that thought. Lin Xie was the one who told me." After storing the two Frost Wolf's dead bodies in his storage space, Shen Tao did not look relaxed.
"We have to leave this place as soon as possible. We've killed two Frost Wolves. Perhaps they won't realize it in such a short period. However, there'll soon definitely be an outbreak of the Frost Wolves!" Lin Huang urged.
Both of the scouts felt embarrassed as they had been too careless. They did not know that the Frost Wolf would be so intelligent and they did not expect that it to follow them.
Shen Tao knew that they should not delay any more. "Let's fly higher in the sky and not leave any traces on the ground. The Frost Wolves will be able to track us using that."
After that, Shen Tao was the first one to fly into the sky. He appeared at about 30 meters away from the snowy ground. Lin Huang and the rest immediately followed suit.
Not only did the Heaven Alliance members soar higher than before, but they also changed their path as well.
After fleeing for more than half an hour, Lin Huang and the rest did not encounter any other monster.
Bloody had been continuously monitoring the Frost Wolves' movement. About five to six minutes after they left, the Frost Wolves noticed that something was off. Soon, they sent out a few of their own and noticed the blood stains on the hill where Shen Tao had killed the two Frost Wolves. Soon, they discovered that Lin Huang and the others had been there earlier.
They then informed the rest of the Frost Wolves. All of them got out of their lair, combing the area where the Heaven Alliance members were previously. They broke into groups and looked for them in different directions after realizing that there was no trace of humans.
One of the teams went towards where the Heaven Alliance members were. However, after chasing for about 500 kilometers, the monsters decided to give up as they discovered nothing. In fact, Lin Huang and the rest were actually less than 300 kilometers away from them.
They were lucky as they did not bump into any monsters that blocked their way while the Frost Wolf were chasing after them. If the other monsters had delayed them for several minutes, the Frost Wolves would be able to catch up with them, and they would then be attacked from both behind and in front.
Seeing that the Frost Wolves had left, Lin Huang was relieved. Since it was only a quarter of the pack, there were only 30 of them, and they were not terrifying. However, he understood the characteristics of the Frost Wolf. If they happened to kill one of the Frost Wolf teams, the rest of the monsters would attack them non-stop.
"Are there any other monsters in front of us? Should we take a detour?" After overcoming the danger coming from behind, Lin Huang then contacted Bloody through his mind.
"The monsters are scattered around the region that you guys are entering. There's no monster horde, and there are only tens of types of lonely monsters that are spread around different areas." Bloody's investigation results showed that the area was safe. "At about 1,500 kilometers away, there's a small monster horde of Arctic Bears. There are 30 of them."
Listening to Bloody's reply, Lin Huang was slightly relieved. This indicated that they would be safe in the next half hour.
He was not worried that they were going to encounter the Arctic Bear half an hour later. Although the combat strength of the Arctic Bear ranged from immortal-level rank-7 to rank-9, there were only a few of them, and they did not usually fight in a group. Therefore, they were not threatening to the Heaven Alliance members. In fact, they would make good target practice.
The monsters had thick flesh with immense strength. However, they were not very agile, so pros could quickly kill them. Due to them having to live in places with extremely low temperatures, Arctic Bears were rare. Their fur was extremely valuable. The price of an immortal-level rank-7 Arctic Bear pelt could fetch a price of more than 10 million Life Crystals at many auctions. The price of an immortal-level rank-9 Arctic Bear pelt could exceed 50 million Life Crystals, which was a few times higher than an immortal-level rank-9 carcass that was in pristine condition.
Just when Lin Huang wanted to hunt for the Arctic Bears, a flock of birds zoomed quickly towards him. Shen Tao immediately instructed them to maintain a low-level flight. Again, they returned to their initial flying height.
Lin Huang thought that the bird monsters would definitely attack them and they would have no way of avoiding the fight as they were very close to each other. However, as soon as the Heaven Alliance's members flew in a lower height, the monsters seemed to have lost their interest in the Heaven Alliance members and gave up hunting them. They flapped their wings and left.
"I thought that the Crimsoncrown Sparrow likes to fight. Why did they give up attacking us although we were so close to each other?" Lin Huang was startled.
"That's indeed strange." Bloody felt that something was off. It had memorized the whole monster guide before Lin Huang did. Therefore, it was familiar with the Crimsoncrown Sparrow that liked confrontation. They would definitely attack anyone who attempted to invade their territory. Even if they encountered an imperial-level monster, they would have the guts to fight them in a group.
When Lin Huang and Bloody felt that something was wrong, the snowy ground suddenly trembled. A huge, ice-blue hand suddenly emerged from the ground, extending towards the Heaven Alliance members!


Lin Huang was a 15-year old boy from Earth, on a path to live his life in a world full of monsters. With his younger sister in his care, and given only 91 days to live, the odds were not in his favor at all... That is until, he killed a vicious vampire, purely by accident. With a twist in his tale, his life was changed completely. As he fought his way through this world with the help of his troops made of men and monsters, the boy sets his sights on a much larger ambition of becoming the greatest monster hunter in the world!

The wind blew, and snow fell. The gale caused the hiking group to be unstable on their feet, and the fanatical chanting was getting closer and closer. The chanting eventually became louder than the whipping snowstorm. It pressed against them like an imminent avalanche. However, the satellites still captured nothing around them.
"Command, we can hear human voices coming from the summit. Captain Gu suspects it is the Inuits performing some kind of ritual."
"Copy that, Arctic Wolf. There is no change from the satellites… All we can see are your teams."
"Command, we are going for an ambush, over."
When they were still over thirty meters from the summit, the leaders of the joint team had a quick discussion and settled on an ambush. The Russians agreed to provide support. Even they wanted to find out what was going on.
"Copy that…"
The voice from the communicator suddenly became muffled in static. The signal weakened quite suddenly. Gu Jun turned to the Russians to try to warn them. Considering what had happened at the cave with the zombies, Gu Jun told Ivanov seriously, "Perhaps what we have heard and seen are just a very powerful illusion. Someone or something is casting a spell to do that to us."
"A spell?" Ivanov's face was instantly covered in suspicion and confusion. Granted, he had received some updates about this before, but he had always thought those were some kind of myths. "Are you serious?"
"Yes," Gu Jun said frowningly. "Do not get sucked into the illusion and do not get tricked by them. One careless step and your life will be gone."
"Okay…" Ivanov gave Gu Jun a once-over. His facial expression belied none of the thoughts in his mind. In any case, he did walk back to his group to communicate with the rest of them in Russian.
Xue Ba kept his tab on them. After Ivanov wandered away, he turned to tell his teammates, "I'm afraid that man does not quite believe us."
The Arctic Wolf squad could not find themselves blaming Ivanov. After all, they had felt the same way yesterday. Superpowers and the supernatural, they should only exist in fiction, right?
All the members of Phecda could do was to focus on their own task. As Gu Jun suggested, they did not split up, but the whole team of twenty-three people would charge ahead in the ambush. Their hands tightened on their respective firearm of choice. However, it was the Russians who would be leading the charge. It was as if they were afraid that Phecda might rush to the summit first and steal the discovery from them.
"вперёд!вперёд!" Ivanov shouted for his team to mobilize. His AK-12 was aimed forward. The Russian storm troopers were the first to reach the summit, and then Yu Xiaoyong, Gu Jun, and the rest climbed up with the former providing cover. Everyone was instantly stunned by the scene that appeared before them. The rather large snow-capped summit was covered in animal carcasses. Whole reindeers, musk-ox, and arctic wolves were pierced through with icicles and arranged in some kind of grotesque formation. The strangest item on display was definitely the arctic wolves.
There were twenty-two wolves in total, and they were arranged into two straight lines, eleven on each side. They formed a path that seemed to welcome the group. Their hides were peeled off, but no blood gathered underneath them because their blood had been frozen solid in their bodies. Their heads were surprisingly well-preserved considering the rest of their bodies. The animals' rounded eyes were filled with fear and horror. The pairs of eyes stared at the newcomers, and Gu Jun swore he could see human emotions in them.
At the end of this grisly path, there were about ten Inuits standing there. There were adults and children. They were only dressed in animal hides that would not have provided them with much warmth. The animal hides were stitched from the skin of the arctic wolves, and the snowy white fur was covered in strange symbols painted in blood. At that moment, it dawned on Gu Jun why the birds had flocked over here. They were eyeing the feast of carrion. They had been drawn here by the scent of fresh blood.
"НеДвигаться!"
"Don't move!"
Ivanov and Yu Xiaoyong shouted at the same time. All of their gun barrels were pointed at the Inuits. According to the satellite screening, these people should not be there, but they could not be sure they were just mere illusions either because they appeared so real. Being surrounded by so many lethal weapons, the Inuits showed no trace of fear. Even though their maddening chanting had stopped, it did not seem to register that they were under attack. Their eyes floated over the threat as all of the eyes fixated on someone. The broad-shouldered men, the tough-looking women, the youthful teens, and the children… they were all looking at Gu Jun.
Suddenly, the group of Inuits said in unison, "You have arrived."
It was eerily similar to the greeting Ol' Uncle Dog offered him in the nightmare as well as the affirmation he had heard from the villagers when he was in the Nan Tang Village illusion. That sentence suggested that they had been waiting for him.
"Ergh." Gu Jun's vision was blurred as his head pulsed with pain. The Inuits were slowly overlapping with the images of the villagers from Nan Tang Village. He tried to channel his focus to chase away the illusion, but the illusion responded by sending shards of pain into his mind. Twenty-two arctic wolves and twenty-three members from the Phecda assault team… Without him, there would be twenty-two people left. The arctic wolves' carcasses were coming alive, twitching on their icicles. Their eyes turned toward him. They reminded Gu Jun of Xue Ba's eyes, Uncle Dan's eyes, and Wu Siyu's eyes…
'No, they are just an illusion.' Gu Jun groaned in pain as he tried to resist the mental assault. He uttered in a low growl, "Yes, I have arrived."
"Be careful…" Wu Siyu also sensed the strange energy in the air.
"Everyone, stay in position. Leave this to Ah Jun," Xue Ba ordered.
Lou Xiaoning turned to remind the Arctic Wolf squad, "Do not forget that our mission is to protect him."
But on the other side, Ivanov summoned his people in Russian as they continued to storm ahead. "Keep up, keep up…"
Hearing that, Xue Ba immediately tried to stop them in his rusty Russian. "Danger, mental attack!"
Even Yu Xiaoyong was screaming at them. "Stop what you're doing. Look around you. Does this seem normal to any of you? Is this the time to charge ahead‽"
Gu Jun picked up the anomaly in Ivanov's reaction. His tone, Ivanov's tone did not reflect the surroundings that they were in. It spoke of arrogance instead of confusion and caution.
"Those damn Inuits dare challenge us without even a proper weapon. We are definitely not going to take this lying down," Ivanov grumbled in return. He waved his hands and led a few of his people to charge forward. At the start, they were shouting orders to each other, but the closer they got the Inuits, the more silent they became.
"Something is not right," Gu Jun said urgently. "They have been brought under the influence of an illusion!"
The others were startled. Yu Xiaoyong instantly kicked into action. He was about to have his members go over to pull back the Russians when Gu Jun grabbed him and shouted, "Do not go after them!"
If they got too close, they might be affected by the spell themselves, and there was no telling what the Russians might do if they were interrupted. After all, the bullets would not listen to reason.
Just like that, the team from Phecda watched as Ivanov's group slowly stalked past the Inuits. They walked toward the cliff, and one by one, they jumped off the edge.
"Ah!" Uncle Dan could not help but gasp. The cliff dropped at least six hundred meters, and below was the frozen sea. For a second that seemed to stretch into eternity, even over the wind, they could hear the dull thuds of bones and muscles slamming against the thick layer of ice. The mass of flesh and blood, the splattered guts and brain matter, Ivanov's passionate face… they all froze under a sleet of ice once life departed.
The command center's urgent voice came from the communicator. "Arctic Wolf? Arctic Wolf? How come it appears like… Captain Ivanov's team has all committed suicide?"
Those Inuits were not distracted by the Russian's collective suicide. Their eyes were still fixated on Gu Jun alone.
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The once-bustling and noisy streets were now filled with an eerie blanket of silence.
Hoarse and frenzied whispers lingered high above the heavens, and an indescribable ancient giant lurked in the shadows of the bottomless ocean.
A mysterious plague had outbroken, and natural disasters wrought the Earth. Global pandemic and catastrophes had the panicked masses seeking illusory shelters from the devastation, day and night.
A bloody shower poured over the land as the streaks of lightning tore across the sky, illuminating the ill-intentioned gathering of ravens above. Nevermore, nevermore, quoth the ravens.
"We can see that this malformed creature has twelve pairs of ribs like humans, but also has a "transverse bone" that humans do not possess..."
In the medical school, Gu Jun continued bringing down his scalpel, illustrating the abnormal thoracic structure of the malformed cadaver on the dissection table to the surrounding students.
Ominous and treacherous times had descended! Truth and logic had crumbled, order warped into a frenzy. Humanity can only forge ahead through the power of intelligence and wisdom.
Dive into this Lovecraftian horror and witness madness come to life. 

Father Yang is eloquent. He described the process of a coyote attack on a young man who lost his way and illegally selling drugs as vividly as a witness.
Zhang Zian listened with great interest and kept asking, "How did you know so clearly what happened yesterday? Do you usually listen to overseas radio broadcasts?"
Father Yang shook his head. "No, there is a priest who knows him in the neighborhood where the young man lives. He heard it from him, and I heard the recount."
"Oh..."
Zhang Zian roughly understands that although it sounds strange. There are often people in the United States who are doing illegal acts while teaching and spreading the faith. He doesn't know how they usually deal with the teachings of God in their hearts but commit crimes with their own hands at the same time.
"That person is fine afterward?"
"He's okay. After the coyote ran away, he painfully picked up the gun that had fallen off his hand. He thought that the gunshot might have been heard by people and that the police would soon come. He simply wrapped his wrists and then left immediately," Father Yang replied.
Unlike the employees in Binhai City's scrap purchase station, the priests' recounted story should not be too exaggerated and should be very close to the facts.
"Coyotes are so abundant to such a point, but no one cares about doing something about it?" Zhang Zian said with emotion. This is the difference in national conditions. If it is a domestic issue in China, it may have already caused a storm all over the city.
Father Yang said with regret, "Things don't always pan out like what you think. There will always be voices that oppose it, and these coyotes should have come out of the forest parks. The source of these coyotes is in the forest park, but in the forest park, hunting them is illegal. Not only that, even in San Francisco, shooting or poisoning coyotes is also illegal."
"Uh..."
Zhang Zian was speechless.
The United States is generally a law-abiding country, and serious people are unwilling to take risks to commit illegal acts. Otherwise, expensive lawyer fees and prison disasters are waiting for you, as for other types of people ... they don't care about the threat of coyotes at all.
Therefore, it is impossible to poison coyotes with drugs such as isoniazid.
To kill or not to kill. It is unrealistic to expect the coyotes to leave willingly, making this a real headache.
Father Yang said, "In my opinion, there are two possible ways, either to find the source of the coyote's temperamental mutation or to introduce the coyote's natural enemies. The former is not easy, and the latter is not easy as well, and its effects are slow."
"The natural enemy of the coyote?"
Father Yang nodded. "For the coyote, the biggest natural enemy is not humans, but their close relatives, the gray wolves in North America, have been almost made extinct by humans. Therefore, the territory of coyotes has continued to expand, from Mexico to the Arctic Circle and all the way to the ground. Rats, to as large as elk, are all their hunting targets. Previously, the northern valley of Yellowstone Park was also plagued by the presence of coyotes. Later, scientists reintroduced the long-disappeared gray wolf into the area, and the gray wolf would prey on coyotes. Just like a coyote would prey on a pet dog, after some time, the coyote was completely driven out of the northern valley."
This is a biological control method. However, whilst the coyote was expelled, the problem of the gray wolf arises ... The gray wolf is arguably fiercer to deal with than the coyote.
As for the source of the coyote's mutation ...
Zhang Zian wasn't sure, but maybe it wasn't the sudden temperament change that caused them to attack adults, but some other factor.
If those factors are not eliminated, even if the coyote is expelled by the wolf, he is afraid that the next problem is the wolf.
"Do you have any opinion on the cause of the coyote's sudden change of temperament?" he asked.
He felt that Father Yang's trip to the United States might be related to coyotes, but he did not want to understand why such a thing should be done by the priest. It should be a biologist's job instead.
Father Yang said cautiously, "It is not clear. Food poisoning, water pollution, environmental changes, disease factors, human stimuli may all have similar effects on coyotes, and we need to investigate carefully before we can conclude ... sorry, When I say this, will it affect your interest in traveling?"
"That's not true. I think it's interesting," Zhang Zian laughed.
"In fact, in San Francisco, as long as you don't travel at night, it's relatively safe. You don't have to worry too much, just be careful when you leave the city to play in the surrounding area, and try to avoid doing things by yourself to avoid unnecessary accidents." Father Yang cautioned, kindly.
"I see, thank you."
As the stewardess pushed the dining car to deliver the meal, the conversation between them came to an end.
After dinner, they began to feel sleepy, and they took a nap. Although they continued to talk after waking up, they didn't mention the coyotes. Father Yang said some interesting things and experiences while studying in Belgium. As for Zhang Zian, he told of his experience of traveling to Egypt in response.
Unconsciously, this long-haul flight was nearing the end, and San Francisco was in sight.
The plane began to descend, and a brown colored ground appeared at the end of the endless ocean.
Generally speaking, this is a pleasant flight experience. Although there is no high-quality looking flight attendant, nor are they sitting next to young beauties, he did not feel lonely.
Intentionally or unintentionally, Zhang Zian and Father Yang did not exchange contact information, because both of them knew that if they wanted to find each other after returning to China, he would just go to the church in Nancheng District, Binhai City. However, for Zhang Zian that is without religion, there does not seem to be a need to go to church.
So they all think that this pleasant conversation is their first and last conversation.
After grabbing his luggage and leaving the airport, Father Yang politely asked Zhang Zian if he would be taking a ride to the city.
Zhang Zian saw someone driving to pick up Father Yang. They are two foreigners. Judging from their temperament, they seem to be Father Yang's counterpart in his occupation.
He feels that this is not convenient. People may have private words to say to one another, so he declined the invitation and chose to take the cheap Metro instead.
To save money on this self-funded trip, instead of staying in a convenient but expensive hotel in the city center, he booked a slightly off-site bed and breakfast online, in advance, through Airbnb. It took a lot of time for him to choose a house. The general principle is that the location can be a little away from the city center, and the room can be small, but there must be enough privacy for him, and he does not want to live with the landlord.
After connecting with the landlord and checking into the premises, he checked the room and felt satisfied. Thus, he released π from the mobile phone, which needed to write novels daily. He decided to leave the other elves on his phone for now. Otherwise, if he chose otherwise, he doesn't even need to think about sleeping that night.
After a little packing, he fell onto the bed, called the Matthew Davis Foundation, confirmed that he had arrived in San Francisco and would attend their celebration. Then, he began to sleep, trying his best to overcome the jet lag as soon as possible.


1. Download a suspicious game
2. Catch a few magical pets as partners
3. Go through interesting daily routines and lead the pet shop to a whole new level

Who would've thought that after entering with hearts full of joy and anticipation, their fates would change so drastically?
The group of king level entities was roaring in fury; their bodies were emitting light as they utilized all the energy they had to protect themselves and escape.
However, it was too late. After the silvery walnuts fell to the ground, everything was blasted apart. The force was incomparably violent, sufficient to decimate mountains and evaporate rivers.
Suddenly, silvery energy surged and shot towards the skies as several mushrooms bloomed in succession. From a distance, it looked mesmerizing, but in actuality, they were extremely cruel. Those cruel mushrooms were decorated with the vivid colors of blood.
"Ah…"
Some of the beast kings wrathfully roared, but nothing could help them as they were torn into pieces by the terrifying silver energy. It was not a true nuclear bomb, but the destructive power was sufficient to leave beast kings trembling.
It was virtually unstoppable. The tree was simply too mysterious; it actually possessed such destructive power.
It only had a basic level of conscience, but the fruits that it bore were terrifying to the extreme.
This was a Martial Sacred Tree that responded to human commands; it had just revived and recovered its basic functions.
It dropped a total of ten fruits that scattered in every direction and exploded at the same time. The blast engulfed the whole of this small realm with bright and resplendent lights. The sound was even more frightening than the descent of heavenly thunder.
Within the medicinal garden, king level blood was splashed everywhere. Even king level entities that could stop bullets were no match for such an attack. When the silver energy swept over them amidst the thunderous explosion, they felt as if they were made of straw and the resultant casualties were countless.
All the glowing bodies were penetrated or shattered, causing countless of beast kings to be wounded.
"Ha! It is truly a brilliant sight. The Vatican hadn’t been bathed in such spiritual blood for many years," Schiller spoke.
He stood in the distance, an amiable smile still on his face. He was emanating divine radiance from all his pores, becoming increasingly powerful.
He was preparing for an upcoming battle.
"The Myriad Spirit Blood Medicine is finally mature," said the Arctic King with a cruel smile. His white hair swayed as he looked at Schiller and said, "With the death of so many king level entities, it should be enough to let that brightly colored tree grow, right? I can hardly wait!"
This was a setup; one that involved great killing intent!
The so-called "fortunes" within the Vatican, those trees full of seemingly divine fruits that were actually low in quality and flowers that were seemingly sufficient to initiate an evolution, were in fact useless!
These were all to attract the beast kings!
Schiller, with his normally amiable demeanor and warm smile, was so cruel and vicious when taking action. Widely known as the last holy knight of the Vatican, he was naturally the one who understood all its secrets.
He cooperated with the Arctic King and the Black Dragon to set up this shocking killing ground.
He needed the blood of king level lifeforms in order to nourish a mysterious plant—the treasured medicine that allowed him to continuously evolve.
"Old man, it's only the beginning and you're already planning to clean up. Don’t tell me you’re also planning to do me in?"
The Arctic King turned back to glance at Schiller.
Schiller’s origins were shrouded in mystery. Although he was called the last Holy knight, the Arctic King felt that it would be better suited to call him the Dark Knight instead.
"You’re worrying too much. Just prepare for battle, some of them will surely survive and will require us to finish the job," said Schiller.
"I do hope we have been overthinking. However, the Holy See is unfathomable; how could there be only one knight left? A knight who has strayed so far from the light." The Black Dragon also appeared.
"Even when one stands in the light, there will always exist a shadow behind him. Who can say that our paths are different?" Schiller thus spoke, bathing in the radiance. "But, don’t worry. I’m working with you two in all sincerity."
"I’ll believe you temporarily!" concluded the Black Dragon.
"Keep your eyes on the bigger picture. Famed mountains and paths will all meet their end one day. Great changes are nigh! So what if those people arrive? By that time, we would have risen to an undefeatable stage! So what if they possess ancient sacred techniques?"
As Schiller spoke, his frightening aura rose up as the divine radiance in his body rushed towards the sky!
"The Sacred Medicinal Garden belongs to us. With each opening of the boundary, we edge closer to obtaining everything we ever hoped for!"
Boom!
Within the Sacred Medicinal garden, the last of the silver walnuts had exploded and the mushrooms had started to disperse.
At this moment, not to mention normal king level entities. Even the Undead Phoenix had fallen from the sky; a top-level expert with six broken shackles was bathed in blood, her black wings were riddled with wounds and blood stains.
And worst of all, the rusty greatsword that she was carrying actually started glowing with incomparable divinity and slashed at her violently.
It was to subdue this weapon of the Holy See that she was late to arrive in the depths of the garden. Otherwise, she might have realized something was amiss with the mutant trees. However, no sooner had she approached the area with the divine ancient trees than the great misfortune befell all those present. Even the subdued greatsword had turned on her.
"Roar…"
On the other side, glowing with resplendent white light, the Silvermoon Wolf let out a long howl. He was in a miserable state—his whole body was painted in fresh blood, a large hole was on his chest, and one of his arms hung limp at his side.
This was a top-level expert who was able to stand at the top of the pyramid. However, such a beast king had been wounded by the explosion from the silver walnut, leaving countless wounds on his body.
The wolf king’s blood flowed freely, carrying a brilliant glow with it. Silver light surged out from his pupils as he grasped a long spear with his remaining hand, trembling in rage and pain.
At this moment, the two apex experts had come to realize that this was a set up, a huge trap prepared to deal with them. The other experts were all waiting outside the medicinal garden, ready to deal them the final blow.
Clang!
The rusty greatsword and the lightning spear that were in the hands of the two wounded beast kings started glowing with a brilliant and divine radiance, illuminating the whole of this small realm.
Pff!
They coughed up blood in close succession as they let go of them, realizing that, by now, everything was a wasted effort—they were unable to subdue those mysterious weapons at all. 
Swoosh!
Decisively, they turned around and fled.
Outside the Sacred Medicinal Garden, the whole of the divine city was illuminated with boundless energy that blocked the destructive force from the explosion of the silver walnuts.
Even at this time, the divine city was still suffused with a holy aura that was defending against the residual waves that emerged.
According to legends, thousands of years ago, during the era of the Holy See’s glory, the Divine City was always brightly illuminated with holy light, be it night or day.
"Ha, ha…" Upon the large cathedral, Schiller was laughing satisfactorily. Although he was old, his body was straight and enshrouded by divine radiance.
"It's our turn to take action." His curled hair was all glowing with fierce brilliance. The wrinkles on his face were akin to metallic vein lines as he emanated a powerful aura.
At this moment, he was like a holy knight who had crossed through from ancient times; each of his long strides shook the air. With a loud clang, he landed on the streets, and with a greatsword in hand, he blocked the path of the Silvermoon Wolf.
The wolf king possessed shocking speed; with a surge of brilliant energy, a huge claw enshrouded in silver lights tore through the skies.
Being a top-level expert with six severed shackles, the wolf king was undeniably powerful. Maintaining his human form, he performed a partial transformation revealing only his wolf claw. It was shockingly large, large enough to completely grasp a small hilltop.
This was a god-like ability!
However, Schiller never lost his smile. He did not fear the wolf; the sword in his hands surged with extreme resplendence that pierced the firmament as he slashed forward, aiming to hack off the wolf king’s claw.
Dang!
A sound even louder and more terrifying than a thunderbolt rang out.
Within the Sacred Medicinal Garden, there were some surviving beast kings who had just clambered up. However, the aftershock from the exchange between these two top level experts, caused them to fall back into the pool of blood.
The all-out attack from two top-level experts was extremely terrifying, akin to the explosion of two suns. With them as a center, a large silver wave of energy swept out, engulfing the earth and the sky.
Thump!
The wolf king was sent flying. All his wounds opened up, and blood constantly flowed. It wasn’t that he was weaker than his enemy, but his wounds were simply too great.
"Roar…"
The Silvermoon Wolf howled; for a split second, the void had seemingly frozen. Even Schiller was stunned as his body and spirit all turned slightly rigid.
This was the ability that the Silvermoon Wolf obtained after severing one of his shackles. He transformed into a streak of white lightning as he dashed past Schiller, a giant wolf claw slashing down on the latter’s neck.
Being a similar top-level, Schiller was extremely strong. It was impossible for him to be killed in such a manner. At the last moment, his greatsword shifted and was positioned in front of his neck, effectively blocking the incoming claw.
Swoosh!
The Silvermoon Wolf did not fight to the death with him and directly rushed away. The atmosphere exploded as he reached extreme velocities, several times the speed of sound. He was putting everything on the line just to escape.
After reaching such a level, who could force him into such a state? The key factor was the unexpected explosion from those destructive walnuts in which he had lost the use of one of his arms and received a grievous wound to his chest.
"Wolf king, you can’t escape!" Schiller was not in a hurry. He was neither rushed nor slow as he went in pursuit. He looked rather relaxed, but his speed was terrifying.
At least, he did not lose the Silvermoon Wolf; he was even closing in on the former.
"Old man, be careful. Don’t endanger yourself," the Arctic King spoke. He jumped down from the top of the cathedral and stood outside the Sacred Medicinal Garden.
"There’s still a big fish inside, don’t let her get away!" Schiller’s voice came through from afar, warning the Arctic King.
Boom!
Suddenly, a huge explosive sound was heard from the skies.
Two silhouettes became visible: a gigantic black dragon and a dark phoenix emanating sable lights. These two experts were contemporaries.
The Black Dragon barred the Undead Phoenix’s path of escape. The two clashed fiercely in the sky, causing the air to be  filled with draconic qi and dark flames as the two fought a desperate battle.
Chi!
"Old bastard, stop hiding. I know you’re in there," the Arctic King spoke towards the blood-soaked ruins of the medicinal garden.
An old man stood up from under a pile of corpses. He was coughing and riddled with bloody wounds as his eyes surged with terrifying beams of light. This was also a top expert with six severed shackles.
In actuality, the Vatican had six top-level experts. This person had been hiding his true power all along, however, he was still discovered by Schiller in the end.
"Kill!"
The old man did not reveal his true form as he charged over with a roar—he had to carve out a path of escape.
Boom!
An intense fight broke out—a showdown between top-level experts.
The old man was gravely wounded and riddled with bloody wounds. His chest and abdomen were almost torn open under the explosion of the silver walnuts. He had come quite close to being disintegrated.
Swoosh!
He finally found an opportunity and immediately made use of it to run for his life.
The Arctic King laughed indifferently and followed from behind as he occasionally blasted out surges of terrifying energy, beating the old man into constantly coughing up blood.
The Vatican had turned very quiet. The whole area was filled with the blood and remains of various beast kings: skin, feathers, scales, bones, etc. There were virtually no survivors.
"It's our turn to take action, let's clean up!"
At this moment, a number of men and women wearing radiant armor appeared within it, all were king level entities. They forced their way into the Sacred Medicinal Garden. Among them was someone who Chu Feng and party were very familiar with; the one who had shown them around the city—Ovidius.
In the distance, the Chilin King also appeared while leading a group of experts. He was called back from the medicinal garden at the last moment, only realizing then the dangers of this place.
After that, the followers of the Arctic King also appeared.
Pff! Pff! Pff!
These people entered the medicinal garden and proceeded to attack all life forms, be they dead or alive. All heads were cruelly severed, making sure there were no lucky survivors.
Hundreds of meters under the ground, Chu Feng, Yellow Ox and the great black yak were all gravely wounded. Even though they had dug frantically into the ground, they were still affected by the shockwaves from the silver walnuts.
They had, after all, the advantage of knowing beforehand that disaster would soon strike. At first, they wanted to directly escape, but in the end, they did not make it out in time.
After distancing themselves as far from the center as they could, Chu Feng blasted the earth with his diamond chakram and the trio charged into the ground, digging frantically. Only in this manner did they survive.
"What the hell is this? Diamond? It’s huge!" The black yak pulled out a red crystalline substance from the wound on his arm. It was the size of an infant’s fist, blossoming with red mist.
"Dammit! It’s so painful. There’s even more!" the black yak repeatedly cursed as he extracted even more such rocks from the wound on his buttocks.
Yellow Ox was immediately startled. He then snatched the handful of rocks from the black yak.
"Shh!" Chu Feng gestured the other two not to make a sound. The killing intent above the ground was extremely dense, so much that it had diffused deep into the ground.



To rise from defeat; to revive amidst the dissipation. 
As the vast oceans turn to dust and the thunder and lightning fade away,
That strand of spiritual mist once again approaches our great world. 
With the shackles that bound our world now severed—
A whole new world of mystery and wonder awaits, 
As we turn the corner...
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The Sacred Ruins
Is a story set in a post-apocalyptic world. A world that has recovered to a state that is roughly equal to our own world in terms of technology and culture, although its ancient history remains largely unknown. The story begins during the post-graduation trip of our protagonist, where he discovers some ancient ruins and witnesses “the great change”, an upheaval that changed everything. The changing earth not only brought about new, unexplored landscape but also sparked the evolution of all organisms. Plants and animals started gaining sentience and some humans obtained unimaginable powers. The legends, myths, and tales of old seemed to have suddenly come to life as the earth entered a new era where beasts and men formed factions, explored new lands and ultimately struggled for supremacy.
We follow the MC as he grows from being an eccentric young man into a badass expert warrior while meeting other funny characters and forming brotherly bonds. We watch as he falls into just as much hilarious situations as he does perilous ones, all the while wondering and slowly discovering the mysteries of this world. Just why was the world destroyed in the first place? Who or what had triggered this earth-shattering “change”? What profundities lie behind the process of evolution? 
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Chen Dong is one of the top authors in the Chinese Qidian site and this particular novel has been number one on its monthly charts for several months straight. If you are looking for a funny and unique novel that is free from the cliches of reincarnation and cultivation, this might just be what you are looking for. The story develops quite slowly for the first ten chapters or so but becomes much better paced afterwards.
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Release Rate: 7 Chapters/Week

Most modern icebreakers were super-powerful ships. Li Du had heard of one that had a displacement of 37,000 tons, a power of 7.35×107 watts, a length of 194 meters and a width of 32.2 meters. It would take at least a few dozen crew members to operate a ship like this.
The Blodwen family icebreaker was not a huge ship. The family was rich and well-connected, but could not afford a vessel of such magnitude.
The Hammerhead Shark was just 20 meters long, and its bow shell was made of special steel plates at least 10 centimeters thick. Inside, it was supported by dense steel sections.
In addition to its steel shell, the ship had an extremely powerful engine. It broke the ice by impinging, pushing forward at full speed, and then pushing back to accelerate forward again.
There were crew members on board, but Li Du chose to use his people to sail the ship and let them take care of the maintenance.
With Brother Wolf in the captain's cabin, the icebreaker left the pier toward the north to ride the wind and waves.
Li Du laughed, patting the side of the boat. "Nice ship. It's like a steel arrow. This is the kind of ship we need in the Arctic Ocean."
"I'm afraid the owner is cursing us now," Sophie shook her head with a wry smile. "Isn't it a little wrong that we're doing this?"
Li Du said, "It's really bad, but what does it have to do with us? It's Steve who took over the ship."
He could not help laughing at Bobby Blodwen's reaction. The man must have regretted offending Steve and his company. Steve and the Ford brothers could take the law into their own hands as needed.
The weather was good and sunny. The arctic temperature was very low, the sea was very blue, and ice floes could be seen on the surface of the ocean from time to time.
Whenever it hit the ice, The Hammerhead Shark simply sped straight up into it, smashing it apart with the force of its propellers and prow.
However, this led to more fuel consumption. Although the ship was a powerful icebreaker, it was also a gas guzzler. After hitting the ice a few times, when they encountered an ice floe again, Brother Wolf turned the bow to avoid colliding with it.
When they reached deeper into the Arctic Circle, they entered the territory of constant polar daylight, with the sun never setting throughout the light season.
Li Du had experienced the polar day in the Antarctic, but it was different around the North Pole. Here, it was also bright from day to night, but at midnight, the sky was still darker.
After the novelty of the first few hours, the journey eventually became boring, and sailing in the Arctic Ocean was an eventless experience overall.
Even though there was a clock to keep track of time, people who were unused to the polar regions still had trouble sleeping with the constant light.
It was not until they got closer to the glacier that the view became interesting again.
Li Du had seen glaciers and icebergs in the Antarctic, where glaciers and icebergs were nothing more than ice. In the Arctic, however, glaciers and icebergs had black and gray topsoil with plants growing in it.
It was summer, and the Arctic was entering the warmest season of the year, full of exuberant life.
After entering the glacier belt, the icebreaker shuttled through the sea. The thick ice over the sea cracked, and water flowed in the cracks like a blue river.
Looking at the lines on the map, Li Du realized the veterans followed these crevasses.
The big icebreaker could not cross there. The ice gap was so narrow that only the small boat could pass. If they entered with force and got stuck, they would be in trouble.
As for breaking through the ice, The Hammerhead Shark was a relatively small vessel, but even a bigger icebreaker would have to fear.
The ice floes at the North Pole region were so thick that some of them were two or three meters above the water. Li Du thought they were icebergs at first.
"Change course or go down, boss?" Brother Wolf asked Li Du.
This deep in the Arctic, there were no steady references. Maps were unreliable because glaciers were melting and reuniting, and every year the maps would change a little bit.
If they change course, they were likely to get lost, despite satellite navigation.
Besides, the map showed that the old soldiers used to drive their boats through crevices in the ice. Once they changed course, they might not find a suitable route to the invisible cemetery.
Li Du pondered. At that moment, Ah Bai, who was squatting on the side of the boat eating peanuts, cried out and pointed forward.
The others, who were huddled together for warmth, ran over and looked, then cried out too.
Li Du looked up and saw a huge ice floe in front of the ship.
It made him wonder. It was just an ice flow, so what was so special about it? They had encountered much of the same along the way.
When he released the space-time bugs near the ice floe, he was suddenly enlightened: there were fish in the ice! Lots of fish were frozen inside.
They were mostly silver cod, haddock, and herring, the three most common Arctic fish. The space-time bugs traveled through the ice, and Li Du has found another big fish!
It was three or four meters long, but it wasn't a whale or a shark. With its streamlined and scimitar-like tail, Li Du realized it was a rare blue-fin tuna!
During the journey, they ate mainly canned meat and dehydrated vegetables, which were the provisions of the ship, and nothing very fresh.
Deep-sea fish lived mostly in the Arctic Ocean, and icebreakers had no nets. They only had the occasional catch with a fishing rod, but it was very difficult, so they didn't get much fresh fish.
It was hard to know how long these fish have been frozen in the ice, but they were probably still good. Li Du looked at them carefully closely, and they appeared quite fresh and lifelike.
When he was sure about what was in the ice, he got excited as well and said to Brother Wolf, "Hit the ice and have the others go down in a boat. There are fish in the ice, so let's break it up and get some fresh fish for a change!"
The Hammerhead Shark rammed up, and as its propellers sped, its sturdy prow hit the huge ice floe.
Boom! With a dull thud, the front side of the ice was smashed, and ice chunks of various sizes fell into the water.
The icebreaker continued on its way, crushing the ice recklessly. As it progressed, pieces of ice kept dropping.
Li Du's concern was the blue-fin tuna, which he had only heard of and never caught before.
Fortunately, the tuna was embedded deep in the ice. As a large block of ice fell to the surface of the sea, Li Du went down in a boat himself and took Godzilla along to find the fish.


They love gold, and they love silver. Even more so, they love gems that dazzle, like stars across the skies. 
Firearms, jewelleries, and precious metals; A collector’s world will not be complete without antiques.  
Storage auctions, old goods trade, re-estate sales and gold-digging. But the truth is, if one wants to make money, then the supreme way is through searching for the legendary treasures. 
Holding the fort, there’s an ocelot, a wolf, and an Andes condor. At the side, there’s a loyal hound, an irascible ape, and an African honey badger. Who said that you can only rely on humans when treasure hunting?! 

Azurel great forest was not called like this for just show, it was truly humongous. Countless different species lived here and getting out of the forest was even harder than getting in.
After choosing the direction Morana and Samael started their journey, but even after walking for more than 8 hours. They saw no way out.
"Lets' rest here for now and continue later." Said Samael after seeing the stream nearby.
"Hmm. It's getting late. I will go find food for us. We can rest here and continue tomorrow morning." Answered Morana nonchalantly.
She didn't wait for his answer and disappeared.
Seeing this Samael could only shake his head and said nothing.
After waiting for about an hour and not seeing Morana, Samael got a bit anxious.
"He didn't encounter something dangerous, did he?" He muttered and got up to look for her.
After following her tracks, which seemed to go in circles, for 30 minutes, he finally found Morana sitting under the tree.
Red bump was particularly eye-catching as it contrasted greatly with her white porcelain skin. Her eyes were dull as always and she seemed to be looking up at the sky, giving people lonely feeling.
Seeing her like this, Samael's heart started to ache for some reason.
"Took you long enough." Her beautiful and clear voice brought him back to reality.
"What are you doing sitting here? Your forehead…" started Samael as he started to sit down next to her.
Morana didn't answer, fortunately She had a natural poker face and Samael didn't notice her embarrassment.
After she went to hunt the prey she got lost. Because of her 'Seer' ability she lost her sight and was still unaccustomed to blindness.
She tried to get back to the stream with the system's help but turns out this guy had even worse direction sense then her.
All they could do was walk in circles and bump into countless trees. Finally, she just decided to sit and wait for Samael to notice she was gone for too long and find her.
Counting both of her lives this was the most embarrassing moment She has ever faced.
Seeing she didn't answer Samael decided not to ask anymore and diverted the attention.
"Shall we go back?"
"I didn't hunt anything." Admitted Morana.
"It's fine, I met a few rabbits on the way we can eat that." Said Samael with a smile as he started walking back.
Morana used his sense of hearing to follow his footsteps but, she didn't see the vein on the ground and suddenly stumbled. Forest definitely was not a place for a blind person.
As she stumbled and was about to fall, large hands managed to catch her.
"You, what are you doing? Are you blind? Can't you see the vein this big?" Suddenly Samael started scolding her like an old mother, which surprised both of them.
Caught off guard Morana didn't know what to say and just blinked her large dull eyes.
Seeing this Samael was even more irritated for some reason.
'How can this girl be so air-headed and careless.' He complained in his heart, but worry could be seen in his beautiful eyes.
Finally, Morana came back to reality. She understood that since this person was in a way her companion, she needed to come clean.
"I am blind." Said Morana.
"What?" This time the one caught off guard was Samael. He was not sure if he heard her right.
"I am blind." Once again repeated Morana.
This time he was sure he heard right, but he was even more at lose what to say. A minute ago, he was scolding a person asking if she was blind and now, she really turned out to be blind.
An awkward silence came over them as they walked back to the stream.
Samael didn't say anything more he just walked slowly and didn't let go of her hand, afraid she would stumble again.
They didn't talk even after getting back and after Samael quietly barbecued the rabbit, and they set near the stream eating.
Air around them was becoming more and more awkward and this would probably continue for a while if not for the disturbing roars and howls near them.
"Lets' check it out." Said Morana as she stood up.
"Wait." Samael stopped her before she could disappear once again. "I will carry you" he said and picked her up.
Morana didn't say anything as she put her thin arms around his neck.
This was quite convenient for her and she didn't mind him carrying her around.
Morana and Samael were not the only once disturbed by the sounds, the whole forest was shaking and animals tried to run as far from the place of the disturbance as they could.
It was clear that some kind of strong beast or beats were involved.
After Morana and Samael got there, they saw two gigantic animals fighting each other.
One was a beautiful 'Arctic snow wolf' with white fur mixed with a bit of blue-mint at the ends, the other was a huge 'poisonous purple lizard'.
The wolf was losing the fight, but the lizard was not in a good stated ether. No matter what he did he was unable to move this stubborn wolf.
Behind the wolf was another female wolf, she seemed to be pregnant.
[Master, the lizard is at the peak of the earth stage, he seemed to have awakened a bit of his ancient bloodline and have mutated. If he gets Arctic snow wolfs cub he will break into the next stage.]
Said the system.
Arctic snow wolfs were very scarce. They were descendants of 'Divine astral snow wolf'. Every part of their body was a treasure that could help with cultivation, especially if it was a cub.
Because of this 'Arctic snow wolf was hunted everywhere and species almost became extinct.
Older 'Arctic snow wolfs' were hard to hunt because of their large power and unyielding heart. They were even harder to tame.
Different from any other wolf species this type of wolves preferred to be in small groups or completely alone.
Samael and Morana stood there as lizard finally killed the wolf. Because of the complicated pregnancy the other wolf was already at death's bed as well, but the lizard was no better than them. In the end before dying the other wolf managed to bit large chunk of lizard's flesh from its neck and killed it.
Knowing that she was blind Samael tool Morana everything that was going on.
After everything ended Samael and Morana went down to the corpses and found a little cub in female wolfs embrace. Cub was very weak and was barely breathing as Morana picked it up.
Instinctively cub bit down on her finger.
"You can form a contract with it." Said Samael.
[Master this cub is very weak now but if you nourish it, it would be a great help for you in the future.]
"Hmm." Morana hummed as she formed the contract with the cub.
"Do you want anything here?" She asked.
"My injuries could only be healed with dark mana these beasts are useless for me.
Hearing Samael Morana wordlessly put the beats in her space.
Morana hugged the cub in her arms as she stroked its beautiful and silky fur. Samael looked at her back that seem a little less lonely with the cub in her hands.
And so, there were three…

Crazy inventor transmigrates into a different world and is born as a baby. 
her first day into a new life she gets kidnapped by a crazy scientist.
poor kidnapper.
who is the real villain and who is a sheep in a wolfs skin.

Shy M scientist: i will give you all my beloved pain.

Sis con ancient monster: you don't have to use your legs i will just carry you.

A certain villainess: i just want to eat chocolate and pretend.

Depressed hot guys loosing to chocolate.

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