Tamed Versus Wild

Running naked for red votes!

Who would have thought there'd be a Kunpeng Golden Carp here!

Though both were Level Six Demonic Beasts, their numbers varied greatly. Mid-level Level Six Golden Apes, for example, were plentiful beyond the Dome, while Kunpeng Golden Carp were creatures one might not see even once in decades.

And taking the Golden Ape as an example, although its strength also reached the mid-level of Level Six, after killing it, only its remarkably defensive hide and a demon core were useful materials. The Kunpeng Golden Carp was different. This giant aquatic demonic beast was a rare dual-element beast of metal and water. Not only could its golden scales and some of the fish bones within its body be used to refine magic treasures and artifacts, but a section of its spinal bone possessed peculiar magnetic force. Once refined into a magic treasure, it could make an opponent's metal-based magic treasures grow heavy and greatly hinder their movements.

At least half of cultivators' artifacts and magic treasures were refined from all kinds of refined metals. Just imagine having such a magic treasure in hand—when facing an enemy, one could unleash it and turn the opponent's incoming artifact sluggish in an instant, then flick out a pouch of Yin Phosphorus Sand at them. They would definitely be left wanting to cry without tears.

Wei Suo naturally wanted a high-level demonic beast with such peculiar materials on its body badly enough to die for it.

But the key was, which mid-level Level Six Demonic Beast was easy to bully?

It was said that the Kunpeng Golden Carp could unleash several powerful large-scale offensive spells. When Wei Suo had swept it with his Qi Gazing Technique just now, only the leading black-robed cultivator and the middle-aged cultivator in golden robes