C846 (2/2)

”Bang!”

The smoke and dust are rolling, and the wind and sand are all around.

The terrible creature tore up the earth and rushed out. Its body was as big as a hill. Its ferocious head had two huge antennae, and its whole body was covered with red scales. Mu Yu was sure that it was a creature he had never seen in ancient books.

Its nine odd long tails twitch in the air, whistling like a cane whip.

However, it also exudes a very familiar smell of Mu Yu, which is very similar to that of the dead.

”Is it also of the dead?”

Mu Yu was shocked. He didn't expect that the necromancer had expanded to the kingdom of the mortal world.

There is no mistake in Mu Yu's conjecture. This fierce beast is named Jiuwei Xuelin king, also known as the God of destruction. It is the totem beast of the dead.

In ancient times, it was the mount of the God of death, which ruled all directions and destroyed everything.

After the great war in ancient times, it was heavily damaged, immersed in the ground, and entered a deep sleep of hundreds of thousands of years.

These ten ancient fierce beasts were captured by the God of the dead and sacrificed here to heal the Nine Tailed King Xuelin.

Later, the God of the dead was destroyed by the ancient giants in the war.

King Jiuwei Xuelin fell asleep because he couldn't get a new blood sacrifice. It wasn't until thirty years ago that the remaining evils of the dead spirit clan finally found the trace of King Jiuwei Xuelin.

So he supported some heretical monks to set up a blood god cult here to sacrifice human blood to revive the Nine Tailed blood king.

More than two months ago, when King Jiuwei Xuelin was not fully resurrected, Mu Yu found the blood god cult and destroyed the altar in the main hall of the blood god cult, which terminated the plan of King Jiuwei Xuelin's resurrection.

At this time, Mu Yu forcibly wakes up the Nine Tailed blood king with his mental strength.

Although he was sober, he didn't get enough blood sacrifice, and the injury in his body had not been healed. His cultivation was less than 30% of the peak.