Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 544: Flesh Millstone

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

A saber pierced through the air, coming away with thick blood that added more red to the scarlet plains.

Tang Jie sheathed his saber and began to butcher the mutated Fire Bull with smooth proficiency, preparing to roast it.

He had already spent many days on these scarlet plains. He had yet to see a single human or other intelligent species, though he had managed to kill quite a few powerful primal beasts.

Primal beasts were an ancient type of beast that were distinct from fiends, and the Cinnabar Luan and Fire Bull both belonged to this type. Unlike fiends, they didn't cultivate and had simple minds, relying on their innate brute strength and spell arts to battle. However, this did not stop them from being quite powerful. Because the Rosecloud Domain didn't have any primal beasts, Tang Jie had mistaken them for fiends that had not reached Mind Opening. However, these last few days had gradually made him understand the difference.

Primal beasts were a remnant of High Antiquity, possessing powerful blood energy, which was why Tang Jie had encountered quite a few savage creatures. The most frightening of them had been a golden Pixiu. It had been the size of a small mountain, had a roar like thunder, and could cause mighty gales simply by breathing in and out. Simply moving its body made the world shake as if it was about to end. It scared Tang Jie so badly that he had no choice but to fly around it.

(TN: The Pixiu is a mythical Chinese creature with the head and tail of a dragon and the body of a tiger.)

This barbaric world of blood had opened Tang Jie's eyes, and he excitedly wandered these plains, consuming the flesh of primal beasts to make his blood energy grow. But he couldn't take too much each time, or else he would find it hard to take. There was a daily limit.

Today, after eating the Fire Bull, Tang Jie felt his blood energy surging once more, and he quickly sat down to recompose himself.

But for some reason, his past experience didn't apply. Severa

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