Rewriting Destinies: Starting from Douluo Dalu
Chapter 57

Er Ming's End

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Although Tsukuyomi was an illusion technique, and the injuries suffered within the Tsukuyomi space were not real, the mental damage this illusion inflicted upon its opponent was extraordinarily powerful.

In any case, the Titan Giant Ape had been unable to withstand the mental damage brought by Tsukuyomi. Though he still retained consciousness and had not passed out outright, he had essentially lost all combat capability.

As for Li Ang, his own expenditure was no small matter either. Illusion Technique: Tsukuyomi did not consume much Soul Power, but it was extremely draining on the mind.

Accompanying the Titan Giant Ape Er Ming through the entire process of the Eighteen Levels of Hell had taken quite a toll on Li Ang as well.

Of course, his condition was far better than the Titan Giant Ape Er Ming's. In his current state, he could easily kill this giant beast and then leave.

The question was, should he kill this Titan Giant Ape?

For a moment, Li Ang hesitated. If he killed Er Ming, he could obtain a Hundred Thousand Year Soul Bone.

However, the most valuable thing on a 100,000-year Soul Beast was not its Soul Bone, but its Hundred Thousand Year Soul Ring.

Unfortunately, Li Ang could not attach a new Soul Ring at the moment. If he truly killed Er Ming, all he could obtain would be a Soul Bone.

That was why Li Ang hesitated. There were only so many 100,000-year Soul Beasts in all of Douluo Dalu, and their growth cycles were frighteningly long.

That was why Li Ang was debating whether to kill Er Ming and obtain his Soul Bone.

Of course, Li Ang hesitated for only an instant. The next moment, he acted.

In the blink of an eye, the third and fifth Soul Rings beneath Li

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