Tang Changsheng sighed softly, quickened his pace, and left.
By night, Tang Changsheng had crossed the Flowing Stone River and stopped to rest in the cave where he had hidden from the Ancestral God's pursuit last time.
The earthquake had struck this area too. Even the little Mountain cave had partly collapsed and was now barely fit to shelter anyone.
A plump Mountain Boar had been split in two and set to roast over a campfire.
The earthquake had startled countless animals nearby into fleeing. This Mountain Boar had the misfortune to run straight into Tang Changsheng, who killed it on the spot for an extra meal.
With a little Rock Salt and some odd roots and bark rubbed over it, the roast boar soon filled the air with fragrance.
To a Wizard versed in all manner of plants and minerals, spices lay everywhere, especially in the Black Rock Mountains, with their great variety of plants.
But none of the aroma traveled beyond a dozen meters or so from the campfire; it faded away entirely. For Tang Changsheng, that was a minor trick, one that kept him from attracting anyone dangerous.
This body had awakened three Bloodlines. In raw physical strength, it had already surpassed Tang Changsheng's original Physical Body, and its potential was greater still.
As the Mountain Boar, weighing several dozen pounds, went bit by bit into his stomach, his injuries, both inside and out, began healing fast enough for him to feel it.
At Tang Changsheng's level of cultivation, as long as his Primordial Spirit remained unharmed, wounds to his Physical Body were trifles!
Once he had eaten and drunk his fill, Tang Changsheng fell asleep, and his injuries began to heal even faster on their own.
The Heavenly Court Talisman, which the Heavenly Mandate Compass had