Chapter 1376 - 1376 The Seed of the Tree of Light! (3)
1376 The Seed of the Tree of Light! (3)
Wang Teng assessed his surroundings as he walked into the cave. He found many attribute bubbles on the ground, just ten meters in.
He blinked and picked them up.
Constellation Force (Light)*120
Constellation Force (Light)*60
Constellation Force (Light)*150
…
The attribute bubbles merged into his body. All of it was constellation light force.
Wang Teng was elated. He had just been on that planet a short while, and he had already collected lots of constellation light force. It wasn’t a wasted trip.
The trip was worth it!
He went further inside and kept on collecting bubbles. He then realized he was going downwards. The ground had a slope.
The passageway became wider. All kinds of strange rocks covered the walls; water dripped down, forming puddles.
Wang Teng saw a faint light further ahead; there was something there.
He kept on going and found a pool; light came from the bottom.
There were also many attribute bubbles floating above the quiet waters.
Constellation Force (Light)*300
Constellation Force (Light)*500
Constellation Force (Light)*450
…
Wang Teng collected the bubbles. There were more of them, attesting to the dense light force present.
Wang Teng pondered for some time and leaped into the pool.
He could breathe underwater thanks to some of his skills, so he could travel inside the pool with ease.
The place was quiet and clear. Many creatures roamed within, unafraid of the human; they swam casually around him.
Wang Teng ignored the small creatures and went directly to the bottom.
Aside from mud, there wasn’t anything else.
Looking into the distance, he saw a tunnel linked to the sea; however, some rocks were blocking the path.
Why are there this many attribute bubbles here?
He could still see many attribute bubbles emerging from the mud. However, he still couldn’t figure out how they were being formed.
Wang Teng collected them all.
Boom!
Suddenly, the ground shook; the water became murky. Wang Teng’s vision was blocked so he couldn’t see anything.
An immense, pitch-black hole was revealed in the mud. All of a sudden, something darted out and shot towards Wang Teng.
“I’ve been waiting for you.” Wang Teng sneered and sent a downward slash with his sword.
The sword glow was exceptionally clear, even at the bottom of the murky pool. It was blue in color, as it was formed with the water ultima.
The attack split the muddy waters and landed on the thing attacking him.
They were tentacles.
The appendages were chopped by the young hero’s attack.
Then, a strange agonizing cry resounded inside the hole. The tentacles shrunk back and the giant cavity began to close. The being seemed to have realized that Wang Teng was someone it shouldn’t provoke.
The young human shook his head, then formed an invisible hand with spiritual power and prevented the hole from closing.
There weren’t any tentacles in the hole. Instead, there was a soft object squirming frantically, wanting to break free from his grasp.
“Move and I’ll kill you,” Wang Teng said calmly.
The thing froze and gradually quieted down, seemingly afraid.
It could sense the vast difference in strength, so it could only comply.
Round Ball floated on Wang Teng’s shoulder and gasped in surprise. “Wang Teng, this looks like a giant clam.”
The latter nodded. It was indeed a gigantic mollusk; he wondered how long it had existed, for it to grow to that size.
Most importantly, it gave him a strange feeling. The force fluctuation it exuded seemed to have reached mid-tier of the emperor level.
However, it appeared to be at most an emperor-level star beast. It was impossible to tell that it possessed such a mighty force.
It was sealed by something.
This was why he felt that the planet was weird.
The clam wasn’t the sole presence of that level in planet Light Velvet.
However, its attacking ability was subpar; he easily subdued the creature.
Wang Teng entered the clam’s mouth. The body was soft, plump and slimy.
“Come out!” he ordered indifferently.
The clam remained silent. Then, it let out a sigh and a ray of light floated out: the clam’s spiritual body.
Wang Teng sized up the other party, feeling intrigued.
The manifestation was a young lady, around 1.5 meters tall, wearing a white dress. Her figure was voluptuous, peach-like, and some body parts could be seen faintly.
A young face with a mature body!
Such a combination was…. disharmonious!
Wang Teng felt his nose turning warm after a single glance. He almost couldn’t control himself.
“A human?” The young lady’s voice was gentle. She was using her spirit to communicate, making the language barrier irrelevant.
“Huh? You know that I’m a human?” Wang Teng asked in surprise.
“Yes, we’re not ignorant.” The young lady nodded.
“We?” Wang Teng caught the crux of the sentence. He asked, “Why did you attack me?”