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Ch. 41Alive

Famu defeated the feather-crested herons with Bloodburn, but a ravenous Titan Feather-Crested Heron arrived and confronted him. Ronan returned to find his companions gone, then the behemoth ambushed and killed him for his Furnace Core.

  • Famu used Bloodburn’s high-temperature Domain to burn the feather-crested herons out of the sky.
  • A huge Titan Feather-Crested Heron devoured the surviving herons and turned its attention to Famu.
  • The Scepter identified the behemoth as a level-four life-form transforming toward level five, and Famu prepared to face it as night fell.
  • Ronan returned to the empty cavern, realized he had to rescue his family, and flew back toward the place where the herons had fought Typhon.
  • The Titan Feather-Crested Heron ambushed Ronan, tore out his Furnace Core, and consumed his body.
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Ch. 42The Hunt

Famu and Headscar hunted the white behemoth as its Earth Vein Energy dwindled, eventually trapping it beneath a fallen ancient tree. Famu began crushing its bones while Headscar carried off the injured Longhorned Tough Boar.

  • The white behemoth killed Ronan, ate his Furnace Core, and flew off to hunt more prey as Famu followed it.
  • The behemoth raided nests and hunted ground animals through the night, while its flight grew harder as its Earth Vein Energy ran low.
  • Headscar leaped onto the behemoth's neck as a Longhorned Tough Boar stabbed its chest and belly.
  • Famu toppled an ancient tree onto the behemoth, pinning it beneath the branches.
  • Famu knocked the Longhorned Tough Boar unconscious with his tail, and Headscar carried it into the undergrowth.
  • Famu crawled onto the trapped behemoth and began breaking its bones.
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Ch. 43Luminous Core

Famu killed the corrupted Crowned Heron and discovered that its furnace core had been damaged by excessive Earth Vein Energy. While searching the bird’s remains for the source, he found a glowing crystal in its stomach: a Luminous Core.

  • Headscar ate the longhorned tough boar while watching Famu constrict and kill the white behemoth.
  • Famu dragged the Crowned Heron to its empty cavern and realized its claim about sheltering from rain had been a lie.
  • Famu found that Earth Vein Energy had overloaded and ruined the Crowned Heron’s furnace core, then ate the core.
  • Famu searched the Crowned Heron’s stomach for the source of its excessive Earth Vein Energy and uncovered a glowing crystal.
  • Famu recognized the crystal as a Luminous Core.
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Ch. 44Absorption

Famu absorbed a Luminous Core and used its energy to test whether he could develop a gravitational field, then had the Scepter simulate ways to improve his chances. After five days, his spinal resonance chambers were complete, and the simulation gave his revised approach a 0.2 percent chance, which Famu treated as certain.

  • Famu devoured the Luminous Core and used its Earth Vein Energy to unleash Bloodburn and the High-Temperature Domain, but failed to create a gravitational field.
  • Famu asked Kether to simulate the experiment and reserved some of the Luminous Core's energy to form resonance chambers along his spine.
  • Famu developed dance-like movements to amplify Child of the Earth's vibrations and considered visiting Xing Rui to learn more about Muerjia abilities.
  • After five days, Famu's spinal resonance chambers had finished evolving, and the Scepter reported that combining Bloodburn, Muerjia techniques, and the chambers gave a one-in-one-hundred-thousand chance of creating a gravitational field.
  • Famu had the Scepter recalculate the approach using his current body and resonance chambers, saw the probability rise to 0.2 percent, and declared it certain as Black Typhon awoke.
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Ch. 45Skills

Famu visited Xing Rui during the drought and gave her the corpse of a Furnace-Core Creature, prompting them to discuss Typhon growth and Muerjia. Xing Rui suggested Famu might become a Muerjia and asked whether she could live in his territory someday.

  • Famu brought Xing Rui the corpse of an old Crowned Heron, which she ate and recognized as a Furnace-Core Creature.
  • Xing Rui thanked Famu for the valuable gift and offered to help him in the future.
  • Famu asked about Xing Rui's matured Furnace Core and whether males could become Muerjia, and Xing Rui explained their duties and how caretaker fathers raised Typhon offspring.
  • Xing Rui said Famu might become a Muerjia and asked if she could come live in his territory, and Famu joked about overthrowing her mother.
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Ch. 46Prerequisites

Famu used the High-Temperature Domain to cook capybara meat, then concluded that hunting a Dead Sun Armor was the best way to advance his Furnace Core. With the rainy season approaching, he considered leaving Blackwater Swamp when the floods arrived.

  • Famu simulated Bloodburn and used a High-Temperature Domain to cook capybara meat on a sun-heated rock.
  • Headscar followed the smell, ate the cooked meat Famu offered him, and left the island without taking the rock.
  • Famu assessed the limits of further catalyzed growth and decided he needed Earth Vein Energy, other creatures' Furnace Cores, and Dead Sun Armor genes to progress.
  • Famu chose hunting a Dead Sun Armor over seeking pure Earth Vein Energy, but noted that the creatures lived far west in dangerous territory.
  • Famu watched the dry season near its end and wondered whether to leave Blackwater Swamp with the coming floodwaters.
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Ch. 47The Rainy Season

The rainy season returned to the Samei Rainforest, and Famu tested the furnace core’s power as he danced in the downpour. In the flood-swollen Mara River, Bronze Tessa learned that a powerful unknown Typhon had killed a Dead Sun Armor and planned to patrol her expanding territory while preparing her offspring for their coming-of-age journey.

  • The storm brought heavy rain to the rainforest, raising the water in Blackwater Swamp and washing away the drought’s damage.
  • Famu danced in the downpour as his resonance chambers amplified the furnace core’s power, allowing him to extend its influence over the rain.
  • Muerjia and Dalenmayou discussed their offspring’s coming-of-age journeys and the difficult choices over who would stay in the territory and who could go to the King’s Territory.
  • Tessa told Dalenmayou that she had found traces of Dead Sun Armor and black scales belonging to an approximately sixteen-meter Typhon, who had killed a ten-meter Dead Sun Armor.
  • Tessa said she would consult the scholars and patrol her expanded territory, while Dalenmayou asked about Xing Rui’s coming-of-age journey and her future as Tessa’s heir.
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Ch. 48Slough (Two in One)

Xing Rui left for the pilgrimage to the Queen's Temple after giving Famu her mother's Slough and entrusting Greenwater Marsh to him. Famu explored the flooded waterways in search of Earth Vein Energy, but ended up being mistaken for an adult female and intercepted by a male Typhon trying to court him.

  • Famu encouraged Xing Rui to travel far for the pilgrimage, and she spoke of the danger of the coming-of-age rite and her sisters who had died.
  • Famu gave Xing Rui a sacred blessing, and she left him her mother's Slough, which could let him enter the Lord's Land once.
  • Xing Rui departed for the King's Territory, leaving Greenwater Marsh and information about nearby waterways in Famu's care.
  • Famu examined the Slough, then swallowed it for safekeeping and resolved to enter the Lord's Land before the Muerjia shed her skin again.
  • Famu explored more than a thousand kilometers of flooded waterways but found no Earth Vein Energy and attracted the curiosity of other Typhons.
  • A male Typhon mistook Famu for an adult female on pilgrimage and stopped him to court him.
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Ch. 49Entanglement

Famu skirted Valzeya, a flooded forest where Typhons feared an ancient noble’s magic, but encountered the priest candidate Kong Cui, who mistook him for a female. After Famu rejected Kong Cui’s request to travel together, Kong Cui attacked with Earth Vein Energy, and Famu pursued him underwater as Kong Cui unleashed another power.

  • Famu traveled around the edge of Valzeya, marking his route by smashing fishwood trees, until a camouflaged Typhon blocked his way.
  • The Typhon introduced himself as Dasomir, also called Kong Cui, and asked to accompany Famu to the King's Territory.
  • Kong Cui assumed Famu was female and claimed that Famu's voice revealed he was a Child of the Earth, but Famu insisted he was male and refused to travel with him.
  • Kong Cui took offense and used his Furnace Core to create a vortex that dragged Famu into deeper water.
  • Famu swam through the vortex and approached Kong Cui, who panicked and made the surrounding water viscous while its pressure rose.
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Ch. 50Dark Marsh

Famu escaped Kong Cui’s Dark Marsh and learned that the power belonged to priests of the Shadow Temple. After hearing about the temple in the King's Territory, Famu became curious about Typhon temples and wanted to see them in the Sea of Doern.

  • Kong Cui watched from a fish tree as Famu used Child of the Earth to shatter the congealed water and emerge from the marsh.
  • Kong Cui apologized for losing control of his Furnace Core and offered to compensate Famu by doing one thing that did not go against his wishes.
  • Famu asked about Kong Cui’s origins and power, and Kong Cui explained that Dark Marsh was a priestly ability that made water viscous and created whirlpools, pressure, and prisons.
  • Kong Cui said only high-ranking priests of the Shadow Temple could teach Dark Marsh and advised Famu to ask about the temple in the King's Territory.
  • Famu wondered whether the Shadow Temple and Queen’s Temple were actual buildings and found himself wanting to visit the temples in the Sea of Doern.
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Ch. 51Pygmy Marmosets

Famu traveled into the Akalai Mountains and used the Scepter to locate four Furnace-Core Creatures, all Pygmy Marmosets. At a family gathering, Arlen and Lisa learned that an outsider black Typhon had killed Ross, though they did not know that Famu was nearby.

  • Famu abandoned his plan to visit the King's Territory, left Valzeya, and followed the Guardian River into the Akalai Mountains.
  • Famu ordered the Scepter to search the mountains and learned that four level-two Furnace-Core Creatures, all Pygmy Marmosets, were north of him.
  • Famu saved the route and switched the Scepter to low-energy mode before Black Typhon set off toward the Pygmy Marmosets.
  • Arlen ate sap and a bird carcass while his wife Lisa and their family gathered in the trees with visiting Pygmy Marmosets.
  • The visitors told Arlen and Lisa that an outsider black Typhon had killed Ross in Tessa's territory, and said they had bought the information from Lord Chichio.
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Ch. 52The Messenger

Famu listened from concealment as the Pygmy Marmosets revealed that they served as the Rainforest Messengers, an information network across the Akalai Mountains and nearby marshlands. Arlen disclosed that his client was an adult outsider Typhon who hunted and devoured other Typhons, and Famu prepared to question one of the messengers.

  • Famu overheard the Pygmy Marmosets discussing Ross's death and realized their network carried information across the rainforest's middle waterways.
  • Famu decided to leave one messenger alive and question the composed Pygmy Marmoset in the oak tree.
  • Arlen told his brothers that a client had asked him for information about Xing Rui, the Daughter of Bronze, and the brothers swore secrecy in the name of the Rainforest Messengers.
  • Arlen revealed that his client was an adult, baptized outsider Typhon who had set her sights on the Daughter of Bronze's territory.
  • Arlen admitted that his client hunted adult female Typhons and lone males to devour their Furnace Cores, with Xing Rui as her favored prey.
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Ch. 53Value

Colin stopped Headscar from attracting an intruding Red Typhon in the Green Marshland, then sought information about the leopard from Rainforest Messenger Nar. Colin agreed to become a messenger to learn Headscar’s current location, and Nar warned him that a dangerous Red Typhon had entered the area.

  • Headscar heard movement in the water and spotted an unfamiliar Typhon, but Colin knocked him down before he could call out.
  • Colin explained that he had lost his territory and clan and had been searching for Headscar out of pity.
  • Colin met Rainforest Messenger Nar and asked where the scar-faced lone Nightmare Leopard was.
  • Nar identified Headscar as the leopard who followed the black Death God and said he was on the south bank of the Green Marshland.
  • Colin agreed to become a messenger, and Nar warned him that a bloodthirsty Red Typhon had entered the Green Marshland.
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Ch. 54Cut Off

Famu discovered the Rainforest Messengers’ information network and decided to destroy its links near the sacred tree before building a loyal network of his own. He attacked the sleeping Pygmy Marmosets, and Arlen watched the Black Typhon bring down their burning tree.

  • Famu learned how Rainforest Messengers exchanged information and decided to cultivate messengers loyal to himself rather than trust the three Pygmy Marmosets.
  • Famu used Kether to locate creatures that could communicate with messengers, then killed those around the sacred tree to cut off its information channels.
  • Arlen spotted Famu climbing the sacred tree and woke the other Pygmy Marmosets, who recognized the Black Typhon as the one who had killed Ross in the Dead Sun Armor.
  • The Pygmy Marmosets tried to flee with their families as Famu broke the tree and unleashed the Child of the Earth Furnace Core.
  • The vibration killed Arlen’s children, and flames consumed the sacred tree as the Black Typhon moved through the fire.
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Ch. 55Oath

After Black Typhon Famu burned the Pygmy Marmosets’ home, he confronted the family over Arlen’s breach of the Messenger Oath and demanded information about Furnace-Core Creatures. Milo and Arlen traded secrets for lives, while their eldest brother refused to betray his oath and walked into the flames.

  • Arlen faced Black Typhon Famu amid the burning Sacred Land Tree, and Famu said he had come because Arlen revealed information about Daughter of Bronze to an abominable one.
  • Arlen realized that he had broken the Messenger Oath by telling his brothers about his employer, and Famu said he would now take what he wanted by force.
  • Milo offered to reveal the locations of Furnace-Core Creatures in exchange for his life, despite his eldest brother warning him against betraying the messengers.
  • Arlen offered messenger coordinates and guidance in exchange for his wife’s life, and Famu agreed to both trades.
  • The eldest brother refused to reveal his coordinates and declared that he would die for breaking the Messenger Oath, then crossed Famu’s back and entered the fire.
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Ch. 56Scholar

Famu learned how the scholars had created the Rainforest Messenger system and used the messengers’ information to map nearby Furnace-Core Creatures. After discovering Milo had lied, Famu killed him, while Arlen led his wife out of the flames before returning to die in them.

  • Arlen explained that scholars had founded the Rainforest Messenger system and described a Typhon who had recently arrived in the Mara River basin.
  • Famu entered the messengers’ reported locations into the Scepter’s map and learned that Milo had withheld one location.
  • Famu exposed Milo’s lie by invoking Lundetil, then claimed the earth had revealed Milo’s broken oath.
  • Famu crushed and swallowed Milo, and Arlen led his wife out through a path Famu cleared in the fire.
  • Arlen returned to the flames and died, while his wife, whose Furnace Core had been shattered, cried out helplessly.
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Ch. 57Seran

Seran, disguised as Hannah, encountered three male Typhon priest candidates while hunting in the floodplain and learned they were searching for Xing Rui. She befriended them with a false story, concealing her plan to devour all three.

  • Seran traveled from the Green Marshland toward the Mara River to intercept the Bronze Daughter, whose Furnace Core she coveted.
  • Seran spotted three male priest candidates and quietly approached them, intending to eat them all.
  • The three candidates discussed their journey from Muerjia Territory and their search for a female Typhon named Xing Rui.
  • Seran emerged beside a Giant Forest Beast carcass and introduced herself as Hannah, claiming she was a pilgrim who had hunted it.
  • When Seran said she knew Xing Rui and had recently left the Green Marshland, the eldest candidate asked whether she knew the female they were seeking.
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Ch. 58Abomination

Seran met three Male Typhon priest candidates searching for Xing Rui and offered to travel the Pilgrimage Road with them, but George refused because he wanted to become a Shadow Priest. Seran revealed herself as the feared Abomination and killed all three brothers, ending by devouring George.

  • George complained that Xing Rui had left the Green Marshland before meeting them, unaware that Famu’s prayers had blocked Tessa’s message to her.
  • Seran asked George to travel the Pilgrimage Road with her, but he refused because he wanted to study at the temple as a Shadow Priest.
  • Seran gave the brothers a Giant Forest Beast and waited until George began swallowing it before biting and killing the eldest brother.
  • Seran killed the second brother by breaking his neck and spine while George struggled to spit out the prey lodged in his throat.
  • George recognized Seran as the Abomination who devoured her own kind, and Seran broke his spine and began eating him.
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Ch. 59Forgiveness

Famu confronted Colin in the Green Marshland and forgave him for entering his territory again. Colin warned Famu that a deep-red Typhon was approaching, and Famu sought to locate her.

  • Famu found Colin under the banyan tree with Headscar and demanded to know why he had entered the Green Marshland.
  • Famu forgave Colin but warned him that any future visit would require something equal in value to his Furnace Core.
  • Colin explained that he had come to check on Headscar because a dangerous red Typhon had passed through the Green Marshland the previous night.
  • Famu asked the Scepter to lock on to the red Typhon's location, recognizing that she had given him a legitimate reason to kill and devour her.
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Ch. 60Prey

Famu tracked the Red Typhon through the floodplain and discovered that it had entered the Mara River after killing another male Typhon. The Red Typhon, Seran, was ambushed by Famu, whose Furnace Core overwhelmed her resonance and left her recognizing the power of a pureblood Child of the Earth.

  • Famu found a Giant Forest Beast corpse, ate one of its forelimbs, and used the Scepter to detect Dark Marsh Furnace Core traces nearby.
  • Famu followed the traces east into the Mara River and learned that the Red Typhon had killed a male Typhon there.
  • Seran digested three male Typhons and continued downstream through the Mara River.
  • Seran smelled blood from a wounded Giant-Toothed Beast and approached it without caution.
  • Famu burst from the water, bit Seran's neck, and pinned her against the shoal.
  • Seran triggered her Furnace Core, but Famu's resonance overwhelmed it, and she suspected he was a pureblood.
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