Through the books he had collected from Grandmaster and the information Tang Hao and Dugu Bo had provided, Tang San had roughly figured out whether the Titled Douluos of this era possessed soul cores.
The answer was both yes and no.
Yes, because most of a Titled Douluo's soul power had condensed into a solid state, and some developed something resembling a soul core. Dugu Bo, for instance, had a poison pill similar to a soul core, but its functions and even its inherent strength fell far short of a true soul core.
Others merely condensed their soul power into solids that served no other purpose, or even into countless tiny solid particles.
Tang Hao, however, had something much closer to a soul core inside him. In this era, soul beasts did possess what were called soul cores. More precisely, once a soul beast reached several tens of thousands of years in age, its energy gradually condensed into a single point. From the perspective of people in this era, that thing could be called a soul core, beast core, beast pill, or anything similar. In essence, it was the same as a human soul core: a condensation of all their soul power and some special form of energy.
However, most soul beasts several tens of thousands of years old only had a mixed, embryonic form of one inside them. Only after surpassing a hundred thousand years would a soul beast truly form a soul core.
Tang Hao had broken through to level 90 through Ah Yin's sacrifice. After receiving part of her origin power, he had already descended into madness, with no mind to spare for anything else, allowing his soul power to circulate instinctively through his body. Ah Yin was dead, and he no longer cared about anything. He