If Luo Sanpao could talk, he probably would have wanted to ram his enormous head straight through Tang San and Yu Dashi right then!
Unfortunately, luck was not on Luo Sanpao's side. Yu Dashi drove him ahead to clear the way, then followed behind him, leading Tang San deeper into the Soul Hunting Forest.
Along the way, Luo Sanpao discovered quite a few Soul Beasts of relatively low age, including Mottled Cats, lone bamboo, and a pack of Wind Wolves that his fart blasted straight to death.
Time ticked away, but Tang San and Yu Dashi still had not found a suitable Soul Beast.
As the sky gradually darkened, they found a hollow surrounded by towering trees and made it their campsite for the night.
A bright moon hung high in the clear night sky, spilling silvery-white moonlight over the earth.
After he and Tang San ate a simple dinner, Yu Dashi went over the information about the Soul Beasts they had encountered that day once more to reinforce Tang San's recollection.
Then Yu Dashi gave Tang San an exquisitely crafted dagger and told him a theory that he considered extremely important.
The theory was this: more rings and bones, unleash your skills and strength in one burst; fewer rings and bones, turn tail and run!
Simply put, when you had more Soul Rings and Soul Bones than someone else, you needed to kill your enemy with an all-out strike.
If you had fewer Soul Rings and Soul Bones than someone else, you should not hesitate. Run immediately.
In this neck of the woods called the Douluo Continent, the number of Soul Rings represented your cultivation. If you had fewer Soul Rings than someone else, your cultivation was certainly lower, never mind having fewer Soul Bones as well.
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