Converting the Little Prince

Divine art: Soul Link.

The light blue soul chains caused the souls of Cang Xu and the Little Prince to form such a close connection for the very first time.

The Little Prince cast a curious gaze at the soul chains.

He could feel the fragility of the chains; as long as he resisted a little more intensely, it would cause them to be destroyed.

This point had already been verified by Cang Xu back on Deep Sea Monster Fish. The extraordinary merman he faced at that time was not even a mage, let alone reaching Silver-level, and was not in a good state, yet could still directly shatter the soul chains.

Therefore, this divine art was difficult to use in combat and could only be applied to the current scenario.

The Little Prince actively cooperated without the slightest resistance.

He was a skeleton with empty eye sockets, but Cang Xu could feel some of the Little Prince's emotions toward him from the way the skeleton looked up at him and from the linkage of the soul chains.

Guilt, closeness, and a faint sense of subjugation.

When Cang Xu first teleported back, he did not pursue the Little Prince's responsibility, which magnified the latter's sense of guilt manifold.

Cang Xu thus pried open the Little Prince's psychological defenses, and his relationship with him achieved breakthrough progress.

Afterwards, Cang Xu calculated against the merman as retaliation.

He and the merman engaged in a wonderful game centered around Ship Ghost. The merman wanted to use Ship Ghost's power to help her deal with Cang Xu. Meanwhile, Cang Xu used the situation to defuse Ship Ghost's plan to deal with him, successfully sending the entire Great Luck Tribe away for blood sacrifice teleportation.

The Little Prince and Ku Feng had long harbored resentment