Fire Phoenix Disaster

Half the Fire Phoenix chicks were still chirping "cheep cheep" in the sky. Now everyone understood—they were calling for their parents.

Sure enough, Liu Xiaolou and Fang Buai both caught sight of a flicker of fire lighting up the pitch-black night sky.

The fire appeared on the horizon, yet swiftly crossed more than half the sky, racing toward them with terrifying momentum.

Everyone had heard of Fire Phoenixes, these savage spirit birds. They were among the top spirit beasts of the Hundred Thousand Great Mountains; even Golden Core "Newt Steel... isn't that the American steel company that signed on to purchase and dismantle the Ulyanovsk aircraft carrier's steel from the Nikolaev Shipyard?" Gong Jianjun asked.

Hearing that, Xu Yi suddenly remembered that this was the strange man who had wanted to take him away, and whom he had inexplicably agreed to follow. Could it be? This wasn't a dream?

"Eldest Sister is right. You don't need to worry about us." Bi Xiao's faint divine body had changed greatly from before.

"You do have some self-awareness!" Tianhua Sage King sneered coldly. With a wave of his hand, he opened a void teleportation passage and stepped straight inside.

Ancient Qi Cultivators used their bodies as furnaces, cultivating Golden Cores within themselves. Their original intent was to temper their bodies into an imitation of the chaotic world before primordial antiquity, seeking to obtain the source power of heaven and earth and live as long as the universe.

While Gwen was still wondering what Peter was doing, an explosion suddenly rang out behind them. Surging flames shot toward them like a venomous dragon bursting from its lair. Peter hurriedly held up his coat, covered both himself and Gwen, and threw them to the ground.

In the fierce battle, Cao Yanzhong's corps sank thirty-nine Qing