While everyone else busied themselves cleaning up the battlefield, Qin Shaofeng flashed away.
He had gone after Da Kui.
In truth, after Qin Shaofeng appeared, the Spirit Beast leading this wave of beasts had fled at the first opportunity.
It seemed to have sensed Qin Shaofeng's strength and immediately shrank back and ran, utterly disregarding the life and death of the other Spirit Beasts.
Da Kui, who had long regarded it as his natal Spirit Beast, naturally pursued it at once.
Qin Shaofeng seemed to have guessed Da Kui's intentions and let him do as he wished.
But Qin Shaofeng had also sensed that the commotion here had grown somewhat too great. After all, the disturbance caused by his earlier wave of attacks had been far from small and had already drawn the attention of some Spirit Beasts.
Qin Shaofeng currently had no intention of attracting the attention of too many powerful Spirit Beasts. He still needed the Spirit Beasts from this Beast Tide to train his troops.
Drawing too much attention from other Spirit Beasts would not be a good thing.
By the time Qin Shaofeng found Da Kui, Da Kui had already caught up to that Spirit Beast and was fighting it.
However, that Spirit Beast had no intention of fighting Da Kui. It only kept dodging Da Kui's attacks and even continuously tried to escape.
Now that it saw Qin Shaofeng, it grew even more desperate.
A natal Spirit Beast could only be formed after the Spirit Beast had completely submitted, allowing an Artistic Spirit Mark to be inscribed.
Thus, Qin Shaofeng looked at the Spirit Beast and said directly, "If you can defeat him, I'll let you leave."
The Spirit Beast froze, because the person Qin Shaofeng pointed to was Da Kui.
Roar!
Its roar carried