The Star Dou Great Forest Through Different Soul Beasts' Eyes; Killing the Diamond Mammoth

This was a fruit grove. Huge Breadfruit hung from the treetops, filling the air with a rich fragrance.

Massive Diamond Mammoths roamed among the trees. Thick, short gray-black fur covered their bodies, with solid muscle bulging beneath their skin. Their legs were as thick as ancient cypresses, and each footfall sent a faint tremor through the ground.

Their curved tusks stretched over three meters, ending in sharp points that gleamed coldly in the sunlight.

Their trunks were as thick as battering rams, covered in tough folds. They swept fallen leaves lightly from the ground, supple despite the immense strength they concealed.

Most astonishing was the protective layer covering their bodies. It was not smooth, but made of countless sharply faceted diamond-shaped crystals. Light flashed from them like gems set into heavy armor. Beneath that splendor lay a terrifying defense.

The tallest of the herd was a bull nearly five meters high. His breathing was uneven, and he was clearly weakened. He lay on the ground with his enormous eyes closed, looking utterly listless.

Now and then, another mammoth brought him a Breadfruit. He merely pushed it back with his long trunk and gave no other response.

Snake Lance Douluo fixed his gaze on the five-meter giant surrounded by the herd, recalling what he knew about this kind of Soul Beast.

A Diamond Mammoth's size changed dramatically once it reached a thousand years of cultivation. At that age, it stood one meter tall; each additional thousand years added another meter. At ten thousand years, it could reach ten meters. Beyond that, every ten thousand years added two more meters. If one survived to become a hundred-thousand-year Soul Beast, it could stand thirty meters tall. And that was only its height. Given a Diamond Mammoth's massive build, one of that age would