On second thought, Huang Xiao felt reassured.
Kui Yong had once said that he might be able to live for ten thousand years. Even among divine beasts, only a few exceptionally long-lived ones could manage such a feat.
The Phoenix Clan, for instance, was considered long-lived. They could live for ten thousand years, or even somewhat longer.
Not all divine beasts had long lifespans; it could only be said that the vast majority lived longer than humans.
Huang Xiao wondered whether Kui Yong was human at all.
Could he also be a divine beast?
Kui Yong had only said that he might live for ten thousand years. It could be less, or it could be more. If more, perhaps it would be far beyond ten thousand years-tens of thousands?
Such a long lifespan was difficult to explain for a human.
This thought arose in Huang Xiao's mind because Kui Yong had lost so many memories. Perhaps he no longer knew that he was a divine beast?
There was some logic to this deduction, and Huang Xiao grew quite curious about Kui Yong's identity.
Next came the adverse effects of the Imperishability Chapter.
When Huang Xiao heard about them, fear stirred in his heart.
The Imperishability Chapter had such terrifying adverse effects, directly cutting away so much of Kui Yong's lifespan. What about his own Longevity Chapter?
The two cultivation methods formed the Longevity and Imperishability Scripture. Huang Xiao felt that cultivating either chapter alone would probably cause problems.
It was just that he had yet to discover any adverse effects from cultivating the Longevity Chapter. After all, everything he had gained so far had been beneficial.
But he could not afford to let his guard down.
After Kui Yong obtained the Imperishability Chapter back then, his internal power had soared,