Chapter 10 (2/2)

Qin Feng ignored the naïve little girl and was already standing over the corpses, absorbing the energy into his body, which was supposed to strengthen him and increase his speed.

When as he walked up to the Neapolitan Mastiff, a massive wave of energy shocked him!

Buzz!

Qin Feng felt his surroundings tremble, and his strength got a substantial unexpected boost.

G2 tier!

If he told anyone, at all, that on the second day of his awakening, he had risen to two tiers without any potions, their jaws would have fallen to their feet!

1That was Qin Feng’s ability, however.

This ability that awakened only a minute after the injection could potentially reach S tier.

Right now, however, Qin Feng still had not mastered this special ability, having not honed himself to exploit it to its fullest.

Qin Feng suppressed his newly acquired as a measure for discretion and began to collect his loot.

3The red-eyed jackal’s fur and sharp claws were materials that could be sold.

Ultimately, to make the exchange with Chengbei colony’s officials, he needed to cut out the ears of the red-eyed jackals.

But forty over red-eyed jackals could definitely not compare to one Neapolitan Mastiff.

That. Now that was a beast general!

Qin Feng carved into the Neapolitan Mastiff’s body with his dagger, expertly removing its pelt, teeth, and claws.

The most important part was actually located at the center of the creature’s chest, near the heart.

Squirt!

4Fresh blood splattered as the muscles were quickly sliced. After the ribs were removed, what looked like a spherical red bead was revealed.

Neapolitan Mastiffs were categorized as beast generals because of this energy core in its body, the source of energy for its awakened speed and strength. Most of these were located next to the heart.

This red bead could be used directly to enhance its physique and was many times stronger than G-tier strengthening potions.

Qin Feng pocketed the bead then squeezed the remainder of the materials into his backpack. That was only one Neapolitan Mastiff’s worth, and yet his backpack was now fully stuffed!

1On the other side of the field, Lu Meng and Li Mengmeng looked as pale as ghosts. When Lu Meng saw the insides of the sliced corpse, she nearly threw up the meal she had last night.

3“If it weren’t for you, I would’ve been dead. I still haven’t thanked you yet. Please take all of these with you!” Lu Meng protested.

1She was never one to stand the sight of blood from dissecting corpses.

2Qin Feng glanced at Lu Meng and answered, unreserved, “Sure!”

1He was, in fact, about to give the rest to her to minimize her losses, but it seemed like she did not care anyway.

Materials from these red-eyed jackals were not even worth nearly as much as the bullets used tonight!

2Right now, Qin Feng needed to create some fortune. After all, he had just been reborn. While he might not have been very successful in his previous life, he was at least a valiant mercenary who had fought hundreds of battles, and one who did not lack money either.

Currently, he was poor as a pauper and needed a lot of resources to support his training.

He dragged all the red-eyed jackals to a pile and then removed their nails and ears. As their coats were too tattered, he did not collect them.

After a few minutes, Qin Feng had bagged all the materials gathered into his sleeping bag. That thing was nothing very valuable anyway. Even if there were bloodstains on it, he could just replace it with a new one.

Once he was done, he turned around and saw the frightened Lu Meng and Li Yaoyao shuddering on the ground, looking very lost and exhausted.

The sun was rising, and the skies were bright. This meant that the vehicles would start making rounds soon, and they could finally return home!

Qin Feng tied up his sleeping bag and looked around to determine the direction they should head.

“Come with me, let’s get back to the colony!” Qin Feng said, dragging the sleeping back behind him.

5“Thank you! Thank you!” Li Yaoyao quickly said. She was truly grateful that Qin Feng had helped them and, for the most part, kept them alive to see another day.