My Nascent Soul Ran Away Again

Chapter 100: Within the Secret Realm, This Prince Is Invincible!

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation       Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

“Being so unfriendly to your own brother, that’s not good,” Gu Yuan said with a smile.

“Actually, I had already found the Wood Sector’s token, but I just took a trip to the Fire Sector and brought something back.”

A ghostly light shone from his storage ring. Gu Yuan threw something out of his hand, and a woman’s head rolled out. The young woman’s beautiful face was distorted with terror, as if she had seen something horrifying before her death.

“You went to the Fire Sector… And killed our seventh sister.”

Gu Li looked down at the woman’s head on the ground.

“Yes, because keeping her body in my storage artifact took up too much space, so I disposed of it,” Gu Yuan said with a smile, patting the large golden dog beside him. The fur around the dog’s mouth was stained red, indicating it had recently eaten something.

“Dear sister, if you’re sensible, you should commit suicide quickly,” Gu Yuan’s eyes twinkled with mockery.

“Surely, you don’t want to know what our seventh sister endured before her death. ”

The Blood Sea Ancestor, standing aside, had a cold look in its eyes. It remembered the scene vividly. Gu Yuan used a hard-shelled insect to torture the woman, inserting it into her ear and letting it travel through her body, constantly damaging her physique and meridians.

He deliberately did not suppress her cultivation, allowing her body to maintain some healing ability, prolonging her torture. When the insect finally burrowed out of her temple, it was as translucent as blood jade.

Gu Yuan treated the insect like a delicacy, consuming it with relish.

Even the Blood Sea Ancestor had to admit that the eldest prince was a prime candidate for demonic cultivation. His disregard for life and pleasure in torture were highly valued traits in many demonic sects.

The golden dog kept a low profile, but there was a flash of cold light deep in its eyes. Its strength was recovering faster than expected, especially after following Gu Yuan.

Gu Yuan recklessly hunted powerful beings in the Wood and Fire Sectors to sharpen his skills, feeding the corpses he couldn’t handle to the Blood Sea Ancestor.

The prince thought the Blood Sea Ancestor was just a common demonic cultivator practicing blood arts, unaware of the latter’s profound understanding and control of blood magic.

For most cultivators practicing devouring techniques, only about ten percent of the power from foreign blood and flesh could be absorbed. But the Blood Sea Ancestor could enhance this conversion rate to ninety percent.

The Blood Sea Sect worshipped an ancient Blood God, a true deity, and their techniques were of celestial grade. Had it not been for the anomaly Ji Lingchen, the Blood Sea Sect would still be reigning supreme in the Northern Plains.

The Blood Sea Ancestor planned to devour two more cultivators as strong as the seventh princess, confident it could then suppress and consume Gu Yuan.

While it could possess him, the Blood Sea Ancestor harbored deep hatred and preferred a more direct approach.

The prince had truly treated him as an animal, and the Blood Sea Ancestor had no choice but to act subserviently, flattering in every possible way, as if he truly became an obedient dog.

Not tearing and devouring him alive would leave his heart unsatisfied.

“Gu Yuan, among all our siblings, your hands are stained with the most blood,” Gu Li sighed. “Must we siblings really resort to fratricide?”

“Weren’t you saying the same thing to our fourth brother when he came to kill you?” Gu Yuan’s face carried a smile. “But did he listen?”

He rolled up his sleeve to reveal a blue totem on his arm. Gu Li’s arm also had a similar totem mark, but its color was much lighter than Gu Yuan’s.

“I alone have killed four of our siblings, and with each kill, my power grows stronger,” Gu Yuan said, his face displaying a look of indulgence.

“This feeling is really wonderful, especially with our seventh sister. She too had killed a sibling, making the power in her body even more potent.”

The Demon Emperor divided his bloodline into nine parts for his nine offspring, each inheriting a portion. This meant that Gu Yuan’s body now contained six bloodlines.

“Little sister, I need to conserve my energy to meet our youngest brother in the Eastern Palace,” Gu Yuan spoke softly.

“So I don’t want to waste time on you. You should quickly end your life and hand over the power of the fourth and your bloodline to me, fulfilling our father’s wish.

“You need eight bloodlines to dare to challenge our youngest brother?” Gu Li mocked.

“That’s our father’s favoritism. How am I inferior to our youngest brother?!” Mentioning this, Gu Yuan’s expression turned cold.

“I will prove to him who truly deserves the throne!”

“Thinking that I would kill myself here, you must be dreaming!” Guli sneered, tearing apart any pretense of civility with the eldest prince.

“Would you, standing there, be interested in making a deal?” Gu Yuan suddenly addressed Yan Feiyu.

Yan Feiyu looked at him without responding.

“You’ve reached some kind of pact with my little sister, haven’t you?” Gu Yuan continued nonchalantly.

“What future can there be in cooperating with her? Instead, whatever she has promised you, this prince will double it. You should be able to see the bigger picture, to seek benefits and avoid harm. Standing with her will not end well.”

“Why not join forces with me? In the end, what you gain will be far more than what you’d get from allying with her..”