Legend of the Asura Chapter 104: Retreating without results

Xiao Bai was as quick as lightning, as he charged into the slightly cold Stalactite Cave, leaving behind a beautiful white shadow.

“Ice Spirit Herb, Ice Spirit Herb, where is it?”

The Stalactite Cave was very big and very tall, almost having no light pour in, but it wasn’t that dark. There was a faint green glow on the walls and ceiling that lit up this place like it was daytime, also covering it in a mysterious glow.

Three parts water, three parts land, and four parts ice. There was the sound of water dripping that rang through this silent space, there wasn’t the expected cold sensation.

Feng Xiao completely ignored his 30% Ice Resistance.

Without being in the mood to appreciate this, Feng Xiao had Xiao Bai charge into the Stalactite Cave while also opening his heavenly eyes, looking at the various plants all around him.

After six seconds passed, there was a roar of rage that came from outside the cave. Feng Xiao was secretly shocked, praying that the Swift Thunder Swallowing Beast wouldn’t notice that someone had already intruded into its territory. At the same time, his heavenly eyes fell onto three strange herbs that seemed like they were made of crystal.

Ice Spirit Herb: Immortal Grade Herb

Made from the purest ice elemental energy, takes thirty years to grow. It can nourish one’s essence after being taken and better their appearance. Intelligence +20, Water Resistance +5%.

Feng Xiao was overjoyed, he had finally found it.

Feng Xiao quickly jumped off Xiao Bai’s back and fell on the ice beside the Ice Spirit Herb. Before his feet were even stable, he used his “Herb Gathering Skill”.

“Ding, your ‘Herb Gathering Skill’ has failed. Herb Gathering Skill has gained experience.”

“Ding, your ‘Herb Gathering Skill’ has failed. Herb Gathering Skill has gained experience.”

Feng Xiao’s head was covered in sweat. At this time, the Swift Thunder Swallowing Beast’s angry roar came again and it was clearly much closer this time.

Feng Xiao knew this was bad as the actions of his hands didn’t stop.

“Ding, your ‘

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