In the end, Mu En and Du Busi took action, killing two Super Douluo-level fire dragons above the sea. The other fire dragons were frightened off, while the Limit-level one was badly wounded by the two men and driven away.
After watching the fire dragons fly away, no one gave chase. After all, they now knew where to find them.
If they needed them in the future, they could simply return to hunt them. It would not be too late.
This was also how the two continents had dealt with Soul Beasts in the past: after recording the location, they marked out the area.
Then they either saved it for their own future use or sold the Soul Beasts to various factions in exchange for benefits.
Still, as they watched the silhouettes of those fire dragons fly away, everyone felt a little regretful.
But they also knew that neither the Spirit Rings nor the Soul Bones from those fire dragons were blessings they could enjoy.
Hadn't Di Tian just said it? Only Soul Masters with ultimate fire could absorb those Soul Bones. Even those approaching ultimate fire would not do; they would still be burst apart.
Of course, if the absorbing Soul Master's own flames were already close to ultimate fire, there was a one-percent chance that they would be pushed into becoming ultimate fire. But few people would dare to try.
The success rate was only one percent. How was that any different from certain death?
As for the Spirit Rings? Those were even more out of the question.
With a Ferocious Beast-level Spirit Ring, never mind a Soul Douluo-even a Title Douluo-level expert would probably be taking a tremendous risk by absorbing it, unless a Limit-level expert was willing to pay a price to help that Soul Master