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Chapter 306 The Secret of Flesh and Blood

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The winds of the northern desert are like countless sharp blades, recklessly cutting through everything in the world.

When it rises in a rage, it's like a raging lion, whipping up a cloud of dust and tearing at the snowflakes that dance in the air like snowflakes.

however.

It was in this extreme environment that seemed capable of swallowing everything.

A cowherd is walking slowly forward.

He was driving a herd of large yaks covered in thick, long hair.

These yaks struggled to move forward in the fierce wind, yet they still followed the herdsman's footsteps with unwavering determination.

The cowherd was filthy, his disheveled hair was greasy and mixed with all sorts of dirt, and was tangled up in a mess, looking from a distance like a series of strange braids.

He was wearing rough, unprocessed animal hides that emitted a nauseating, fishy stench.

And the direction he was heading.

This was the site of the Turkic sacrificial ceremony where Wu Wen was located.

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As time passes slowly.

The news that Wu Wen's "Eternal Heaven" had manifested and bestowed divine blessings upon all living beings spread like wildfire throughout the entire grassland.

This cowherd came here after hearing this news.

He walked slowly for more than a month.

Accompanied by a herd of yaks, we finally arrived at the grassland outside the sacrificial site.

When he arrived at the valley where the sacrifice took place.

Wu Wen, who was meditating with his eyes closed in the valley, suddenly opened his eyes.

"Sure enough, we fried a fish!"

Wu Wen's lips curled up slightly, revealing a barely perceptible smile.

Before implementing this plan, he had already anticipated that his big move would definitely draw out some mysterious beings that had been hiding in the world.

So these days, he has been waiting quietly, like a hunter patiently waiting for his prey to appear.

And just as he expected, someone did come to his door.

The place of worship is at the mouth of a valley.

The herdsman was trying to drive his large yaks into the valley.

at this time.

Wu Wen's figure appeared like a ghost, instantly blocking his path.

Looking at the cowherd in front of him, who looked like a beggar and held a long whip, he saw...

Beside the herdsman was a giant yak, standing four meters tall and weighing at least thirty tons.

Moreover, this giant yak was entirely white, and under the sunlight, it resembled a pristine white mountain peak, exuding a mysterious and sacred aura.

On the northern grasslands, the white yak is revered as a sacred beast by all the northern tribes, and is considered the embodiment of the gods.

Its appearance often foreshadows a sacred mission or the arrival of a disaster.

"who are you?"

Wu Wen asked softly.

The cowherd, speaking in an ancient and pure Turkic language, replied calmly, "Who I am is not important."

It is you who broke the taboo and deserves punishment!

"Taboo?"

Upon hearing this, Wu Wen couldn't help but chuckle: "How come I don't know what taboo I've violated?"

The herdsman seemed unwilling to explain further to Wu Wen. He lightly swung his herding whip, making a loud "snap" sound in the air, as if issuing a final warning to Wu Wen.

Immediately, a herd of yaks charged towards Wu Wenmeng as if they had gone mad.

Their eyes gleamed with madness as they pounded the ground with their hooves, kicking up clouds of dust.

However, Wu Wen ignored the frenzied yaks and remained standing there with a smile, a hint of disdain in his eyes.

Right behind him, a giant, strange beast that resembled neither a wolf nor a donkey suddenly descended from the sky.

This is the donkey-headed wolf, a mythical beast that Wu Wen had subdued years ago.

It has a lithe body, messy and stiff fur, and a pair of eyes that gleam with a fierce light.

"go with!"

As Wu Wen gave the order softly, the donkey-headed wolf immediately charged back at the herd of yaks.

As it passed by, it slapped its two front paws to the left and right, and thrust its hard head forward, quickly scattering the charging yak herd.

The yaks were terrified by the sudden attack and scattered in all directions, letting out cries of fear.

As for this scene...

The cowherd opposite him showed no change in expression; his face remained calm and composed.

Only when the donkey-headed wolf charged toward him did the white yak beside him begin to move.

It let out a clear, melodious cry, a sound like heavenly music that echoed through the valley.

Immediately, with its four hooves pointing backward, its massive and heavy body charged towards the donkey-headed wolf. It was incredibly fast, like a white lightning bolt, arriving before the donkey-headed wolf in an instant.

The donkey-headed wolf raised its right paw high and slammed it down hard, striking the white yak squarely on the forehead.

However, the white yak's thick hide and strong skull made the attack from the donkey-headed wolf seem like a mere tickle, leaving it completely unharmed.

Its massive body charged forward, slamming directly into the donkey-headed wolf's chest, sending it flying.

"Idiot, don't fight!"

Wu Wen sighed as he looked at the donkey-headed wolf that had been sent flying and crashed behind him.

The donkey-headed wolf, its face contorted in pain and ferocity, struggled for a moment before quickly standing up again.

It gave the white yak a fierce look, but its bellowing sound was completely out of place, as if it were just bluffing. As if provoked by the donkey-headed wolf, the white yak reared up and charged straight at it.

This time, the donkey-headed wolf did not choose to fight the white yak head-on. Instead, it used its agility and speed to engage in a hit-and-run battle with the white yak.

It darted around the white yak, sometimes attacking, sometimes dodging, trying to find a weakness in the yak.

Just as the two strange beasts were locked in a fierce battle, neither side gaining the upper hand.

The cattle herder, who had been at odds with Wu Wen, suddenly swung his long whip and attacked Wu Wen.

The whip tip moved faster than the speed of sound, leaving a trail of afterimages in the air, like a black venomous snake, before suddenly falling towards Wu Wen.

Wu Wen simply raised his hand slightly and easily caught the whip that was being swung at him.

Then, with a strong pull, and with the herdsman also exerting force, the combined effort of both sides snapped the long whip in two.

"You can't be that good for nothing, can you?!"

Wu Wen threw the broken whip in his hand on the ground and asked casually.

In his eyes, the person in front of him was like a bomb that could be detonated at any moment, containing enormous energy.

But strangely, after Wu Wen's repeated insight and analysis...

The person in front of me is definitely a completely flesh-and-blood human being.

His body contains absolutely no other complex energies or substances.

This made Wu Wen very curious.

How could a mere body of flesh and blood withstand such immense power within it?

Even when Wu Wen was cultivating and exploring ways to strengthen his body, he always did so through absorption and modification to enhance his physical abilities.

But what is it about this person in front of me that allows him to possess such immense power, simply by virtue of his flesh and blood? Why doesn't he break down?

After Wu Wen threw away the broken whip, the cowherd opposite him also threw his broken whip to the ground.

Then, he simply took a step back, as if gathering his strength.

Immediately afterwards, he appeared in front of Wu Wen as if in a flash.

With his raised right hand, he slammed it straight at Wu Wen's face at twice the speed of sound.

The speed was so fast that the air itself emitted a sharp whistling sound.

Wu Wen remained motionless, then raised his hand to block.

Instantly, he felt a strange force transmitted to his palm.

Then, he retreated several meters straight back, leaving two deep marks on the ground beneath his feet, as if he had been slashed by a giant knife.

"Fifty-three tons of force!"

Wu Wen muttered to himself.

The force of 53 tons did not surprise Wu Wen.

But what intrigued him was how the opponent's flesh and blood body could unleash such immense power.
Putting aside how he managed to generate such force, his body shouldn't be able to withstand such power!
Just as Wu Wen continued to ponder,
The cattle herder attacked Wu Wen again.

He leaped high into the air and then descended from the sky, unleashing a powerful leg whip that lashed out like a battle axe falling from the heavens, striking Wu Wen with devastating force.

The leg whip carried a powerful wind pressure, as if it could split everything in two.

Wu Wen did not retaliate, but simply raised his arm to defend himself.

Although he was not injured, his calf was deeply embedded in the ground.

His calves sank into the ground, and the surrounding soil cracked open.

The attack ended, the herdsman did a mid-air spin, and then landed steadily on the ground.

His eyes were fixed on Wu Wen, his face serious, a far cry from his previous nonchalant demeanor.

Clearly, Wu Wen's effortless parrying of his two attacks had deeply shocked him.

"You're strong, but I'm no match for you!"

After a long silence, the cowherd finally uttered a sentence.

Then he turned and left.

However, how could Wu Wen let the other party leave so easily at this moment?

"Come when you want and leave when you want?"

Wu Wen raised his hand and grabbed at the air.

The cowherd lost control of his body and was pulled towards Wu Wen.

Five fingers gripped firmly on the top of his head.

The five fingers gripped the cowherd's head tightly, like iron clamps, rendering him unable to move.

"What do you want to do?"

The herdsman asked somewhat nervously.

"What do you say?"

A slight smile appeared on Wu Wen's face.

Aside from the matter of the virtual space, wasn't he just staying at this sacrificial site to wait for fish like the cattle herder to take the bait?
There are so many secrets in this world; it would be too much trouble for him to search for them one by one.

It would be better to lure them over and then wait for them to come to us; that would save both time and effort.

He dragged the cowherd into the valley with one hand.

Seeing that its herdsman had been captured, the white yak broke free from the wolf-headed donkey and headed straight for Wu Wenchong.

Wu Wen casually waved his hand.

The air rippled like the surface of water.

The ripples spread rapidly, and when they hit the charging white yak, they sent it flying.

The white yak's body traced an arc in the air before crashing heavily to the ground with a dull thud.

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(End of this chapter)