Heroes' Prison

Chapter 258 - 253 Wu Wudi

And on the far side, Huang Yi’s incarnation had already arrived at Bai Long Lake.

At this moment, Bai Long Lake was tranquil, bathed in moonlight, with a gentle breeze blowing and the water shimmering. Ever since Lucifer’s legs had been dealt with, there was no longer a sense of crisis here. The White Dragon Clan lived here carefreely.

Huang Yi went directly to the ferry at the reed marsh and found the incarnation of the White Dragon King’s Ferryman, who was still sitting in the flat boat fishing.

"Hmm? Instakill, is that you?" The Ferryman turned and looked at Huang Yi, a slight confusion on his face.

"Yes, this is my incarnation!" Huang Yi nodded and walked over.

"You were actually able to create such a powerful incarnation!" The Ferryman scrutinized Huang Yi’s incarnation for a moment. "The legs are very familiar; they must be Lucifer’s. With your life essence so enduring, it must be the Heart of the Sand Thief King. As for this body, I haven’t seen it before, but it has the aura of a Holy Domain Warrior, surely no ordinary vessel! If it weren’t for the White Dragon Bloodline aura on you, I might have hardly recognized you."

Huang Yi simply smiled and said no more. In truth, he could create an even stronger incarnation. In the morgue of Heroes’ Prison, he had various materials at his disposal. However, the stronger the corpse, the more troublesome it was to process, and the longer it would take, which was tied to his level. His level was still too low at the moment. Once he advanced a few more levels, he planned to switch to a stronger incarnation.

"What brings you here?" the Ferryman asked.

"I came to pick up Little Wang!" Huang Yi said as he boarded the boat. "Take me to the Dragon Pond."

"Alright!" the Ferryman put away his fishing rod, paddled the oars, and headed toward the center of the lake.

"White Dragon King, did you keep any of the Black Wolf’s flesh after you fought with it last time?" At this point, Huang Yi suddenly asked, as if something had occurred to him.

"I did; I broke both its hands. It was seriously injured, but managed to escape quickly. I couldn’t keep it completely, only got a pair of its hands," the Ferryman said, turning to look at Huang Yi. "Why, do you want to evolve into a Black Wolf? Or infuse its hands into your incarnation?"

"No!" Huang Yi shook his head. "I have a friend who is a Rare Class Holder, a Soul Manipulator. He can locate the rest of a person’s body based on one part. If you give me the Black Wolf’s hands, then I will be able to find it. It’s gravely wounded now, making this the best chance to eliminate the threat permanently. Otherwise, it will always pose a large threat and possibly cause me trouble at any time."

The friend Huang Yi mentioned was none other than the Overlord from the Rose Prison, who completed the Rare Quest in just one hour!

He was a man of great talent, and his Rare Class as a very special Soul Manipulator meant that once he grew stronger, Huang Yi could let him locate the remaining 98 hearts based on the Heart of the Sand Thief King. Similarly, having the flesh of the Black Wolf, the Overlord could also find its main body.

"Alright then, I’ll give you the hands of the Black Wolf. But remember, even a wounded Black Wolf is a Holy Domain Warrior, far beyond your current capability. You’d best increase your strength before seeking it out," the Ferryman said, and immediately pulled out two wolf paws from his storage ring and tossed them to Huang Yi.

The Black Wolf’s main form was a wolf, and though it had taken on human form, once its hands were cut off, they reverted back to wolf paws and the aura was not as strong as before.

Huang Yi immediately put the two wolf paws into his storage ring, harboring hope for slaying the Black Wolf.

Soon, the boat reached the middle of the lake, and the Ferryman, familiar with the way, brought Huang Yi into Dragon Pond, finding Little Wang on a small island.

Little Wang now had glistening fur and had grown larger, full of vigor. Clearly, it had been living comfortably during this time. It lay with its front paws crossed, leisurely staring out at the Dragon Pond as if it were the master of the island, surveying its own domain with an imposing presence.

"It’s been pampered here, fed with delicacies only the Dragon Clan can enjoy, and it’s certainly no ordinary dog anymore," the Ferryman said with a slight smile.

At the sound of someone speaking, Little Wang turned its head around to look.

Upon seeing Huang Yi, it appeared stunned for a moment, then got up tentatively, crouching with its tail down and teeth bared as if it were warning him not to come closer.

"Little Wang, don’t you recognize me?" Huang Yi stared at it and said.

Little Wang seemed shocked, then its dog eyes suddenly lit up, and it rushed forward, rolling warmly at Huang Yi’s feet, showing its belly to him, indicating it had no ill intentions.

Huang Yi crouched down, petted its belly, and said, "Here, you can have delicious food and a worry-free life, but following me, you can only eat meat, and there are many dangers. If you want to stay here, that’s fine, but if you want to follow me, then come along!" Huang Yi finished speaking and stood up to leave.

Watching Huang Yi’s tall figure, Little Wang immediately got up and ran in front of him, sniffing left and right like the common stray dog it was long ago, loyally scouting ahead for its master.

Man and dog, once again companions ready to stride forward together.

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In the blink of an eye, two days had passed.

Huang Yi’s incarnation had already returned to the Starting Point with Little Wang, while his real body had come to the outskirts of Dragon City.

Outside Dragon City, there was still an endless Skeleton Ocean, as far as the eye could see. However, in the outermost area, there were a few players scattered about, standing roughly every hundred meters as if on guard.

"Hey, hey, hey, the person in front, don’t come any closer. There’s no way through here. Turn back now!" a player immediately noticed Huang Yi’s arrival and shouted loudly.

Huang Yi continued to move forward without paying any attention to the caller.

"Hey! I’m talking to you! Can you hear me?!" Seeing Huang Yi continue to walk forward, the person’s tone suddenly turned cold.

The nearby guards also turned to look in this direction, taking notice of the commotion here.

"If you come any closer, don’t blame me for being impolite!" With that, the man drew a longbow from his back, nocked an arrow, and aimed at Huang Yi.

"Isn’t this a public area? Who says I can’t come here?" Huang Yi asked as he walked.

"This area has been occupied by our Eternal Myth Guild, Wind Kingdom, Dao, and Immortal Guilds. No one else is allowed to enter!" the man shouted.

"Then have you planted your War Flag here?" Huang Yi stopped.

"Not yet, but it will be planted soon. Only the four of our guilds are eligible to compete. As for who will eventually occupy it, that’s none of your concern. If you want to live, leave here immediately. Each of our four guilds has one hundred thousand members here, if you dare take one step over Thunder Pool, that will be deemed a provocation against all four of our guilds!"

"Since the flag hasn’t been planted yet, it’s No Man’s Land." Huang Yi spoke as he resumed his steps, moving forward. It seemed that although the four guilds were competing against each other, they were united against outsiders to prevent any other competitors from joining.

"You’re looking for death!" Seeing Huang Yi continue to advance, the man couldn’t help but shout angrily, drew his bow and arrow, and released it towards Huang Yi.

"Swoosh!" The arrow pierced through the air rapidly and lodged itself forcefully in Huang Yi’s shoulder but caused no damage. Huang Yi pulled out the arrow and tossed it to the ground, continuing forward. Now, he knew the man’s name was Wu Wudi from the Eternal Myth Guild.

"Ah?" Just then, Wu Wudi suddenly stepped back several paces, staring at Huang Yi in terror, stuttering, "You, you’re God, God of Slaughter!"

At this, the several people not far away also heard the words "God of Slaughter" and looked at Huang Yi in shock! This was the only person in the whole world who was not afraid of the human wave tactic! The battle in which he single-handedly slaughtered hundreds of thousands in Dragon City had shocked the entire world.

In front of Huang Yi, the forty thousand people behind them were no different from forty people; their numerical advantage was lost instantly!

Wu Wudi, holding the bow and arrow, watched Huang Yi step by step coming closer, drenched in cold sweat. At this moment, he suddenly felt he had lost all backup, standing there alone in front of Huang Yi, beyond anyone’s help.

As Huang Yi walked, he took a weapon out of his storage ring. Seeing this, Wu Wudi trembled, sensing the approach of death. Meanwhile, the others watched intently, not showing any intention of helping. They each belonged to one of the other guilds, and were Wu Wudi’s competitors.

Soon, Huang Yi arrived in front of Wu Wudi and stopped.

Wu Wudi swallowed, staring at Huang Yi in terror, while the few others held their breath, ready to witness the spectacle!

The next moment, Huang Yi reached out, patted Wu Wudi on the shoulder, and said, "I know you’re just a low-level character, acting on orders, with many involuntaries. I haven’t been harmed either, so let’s just forget this matter. But I must go in. If the higher-ups ask you what happened, just tell them the truth. They should understand."

Having said this, Huang Yi brushed past him, entering the encirclement and heading towards the endless Skeleton Ocean in the distance.

Wu Wudi’s face froze, and the spectators also stood in stunned silence, staring at the receding figure of Huang Yi.

Time seemed to stand still, leaving only the figure of Huang Yi growing more distant.

A gust of wind blew, and everyone finally came to their senses. They suddenly realized that this was not the "God of Slaughter," the "King of Slaughter" they had imagined; instead, he seemed rather approachable.

In fact, many people, just like them, thought Huang Yi was a violent person. But that was not the case; as long as you didn’t cross his bottom line, he rarely quarreled with others over a trifle. Wu Wudi had only shot him, and there was no injury. Besides, Wu Wudi was just a minor character, a small fry carrying out orders. For someone at Huang Yi’s level to quibble with such a character would be quite childish. (To be continued. If you like this work, welcome to Starting Point (qidian.com) to cast your Recommendation Ticket, Monthly Ticket, your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please visit m.qidian.com to continue reading.)