Along the way, Ye Qifeng saw with his own eyes quite a few ten-year and hundred-year Spirit Beasts, as well as several thousand-year Spirit Beasts. Nearly all of them were recorded in Spirit Hall's Spirit Beast catalog.
Bibi Dong also introduced Ye Qifeng to the detailed information of each Spirit Beast, including their names, habits, weaknesses, and methods of identifying their age, among other things...
It was an eye-opening experience for Ye Qifeng, leaving him clicking his tongue in wonder.
After all, knowledge of Spirit Beasts gained from books was ultimately rather superficial. If one wanted to truly understand Spirit Beasts, it was better to experience them personally and learn directly from a teacher on the spot.
Whenever they encountered Spirit Beasts, the three of them did not choose to avoid them.
A powerful aura faintly emanated from Ni Huang at all times. These Spirit Beasts did not dare approach carelessly, and upon sensing danger, they would flee far away.
Although Spirit Beasts below the ten-thousand-year level lacked intelligence, they possessed an instinct for seeking advantage and avoiding harm.
Of course, there were occasionally some foolish Spirit Beasts that charged at the three of them without a care. Their fate was obvious—they could only be set ablaze by Ni Huang and burned to ashes.
A quarter of an hour later.
The three found a flat, sheltered spot suitable for camping.
Ni Huang gathered her Soul Power and swept away the surrounding thorny brush, clearing a flat patch of ground. She first scattered special powder around the area to repel snakes, insects, rats, and ants, then began setting up the tent.
Of the three, Bibi Dong was the Pope and held an exalted status, while Ye Qifeng was the Holy Son and still young. Thus, the manual labor could only fall