Already injured, Tang Hao felt deeply exhausted after destroying the Blue Silver Forest to such an extent.
But Tang Hao refused to give up. While wildly bombarding the remaining thirty percent of the relatively intact Blue Silver Forest, he swept the area with his Spiritual Power, trying to find traces of the Blue Silver King.
The Blue Silver King had long since been dug up by Ye Wen. The answer was obvious—Tang Hao could not possibly gain anything.
Moreover, Tang Hao now knew that he had caused too much of a commotion. Although the Blue Silver Forest was located in a remote area, Soul Masters still came here to hunt Soul Beasts. Such a disturbance was clearly at the level of a Titled Douluo, and it would inevitably be reported to Spirit Hall by someone with ulterior motives. Thus, Tang Hao could only hurriedly take Tang San and flee like frightened rats.
Although according to Yu Xiaogang's theory, Soul Masters who reached the full tenth realm could continue cultivating Soul Power without obtaining a Soul Ring, Tang Hao, whose cultivation mindset remained rooted in tradition, believed that Soul Rings should be obtained as early as possible. Otherwise, it would only slow one's cultivation progress. After all, one's physical constitution before and after obtaining a Soul Ring was completely different, and physical constitution had a certain impact on cultivation as well.
Furthermore, Tang Hao, having been born into the Clear Sky Sect, placed particular importance on Tang San's physical constitution. Thus, after the Secondary Awakening of his martial soul failed, Tang Hao took Tang San to hunt a Ten-Thousand-Year plant Soul Beast.
Of course, this Soul Beast had not been carefully selected by Tang San. He had simply absorbed it because he felt it suited his martial soul.
Tang Hao did