The hidden eye that appeared on Mu Sha's brow was dark red as well. When he did not actively activate it, it vanished completely. This reminded him that among the innate divine abilities of the Crimson-Eyed Flame-Horn Beast, there was another divine ability known as "Blood Pupil Burning Veins."
Whenever the Crimson-Eyed Flame-Horn Beast clan used "Blood Pupil Burning Veins," it would send cultivators into a frenzied state, causing their combat strength to soar in a straight line.
Yet when Mu Sha activated his hidden eye, his sea of consciousness remained as calm as before, and no berserk power arose within his body. Thus, this was not "Blood Pupil Burning Veins" at all.
Moreover, according to the jade slip's description of "Blood Pupil Burning Veins," when this secret art was activated, both of a cultivator's eyes would turn blood-red. It did not cause a hidden eye to appear.
But after spending so long making inquiries, Mu Sha felt that the appearance of the hidden eye was a mutation born from his two bloodlines and "Blood Pupil Burning Veins."
Afterward, whenever he was able to use the hidden eye, Mu Sha secretly experimented with it, hoping it might produce some unexpected effect.
Yet no matter how he used it in the beginning, the result was an ability as tasteless as chicken ribs. So what if he could tell whether someone's blood and qi were flourishing?
This innate ability could neither kill nor injure the other party. It could not bring an enemy even the slightest harm, making him feel more and more that this divine ability was useless.
That was until one time, when he accepted a mission to scout enemy military intelligence. He needed to infiltrate deep into the enemy camp, but many hidden guards had been stationed along the