Returning From Level 900

For a few hours, the previous level’s Unity of Man and Nature effect was still active.

He had previously used the energy of the Unity of Man and Nature to teleport to a habitable planet, so he could only rely on his energy to maintain the bubble.

The oath was over.

The Unity of Man and Nature was idle, and Wang Wen, who had initially intended to leave the tower, was hesitant to do so.

The living area was outside the tower, so he could not use the Unity of Man and Nature to devour as much as he wanted without any burden, as he could in the tower.

If he left the tower, the remaining three or four hours of the Unity of Man and Nature would be wasted.

Wang Wen tapped his scepter and observed the herbivore slowly eating the grass. He resolved to wait for the other party to finish eating the grass before swearing to swallow the planet to replenish his energy.

The herbivores would never guess what the stupid person staring at them was thinking.

It would have vomited the grass instead of swallowing it.

But wait…

It turned out that the world was always full of good people. Most places would have some kind passersby who would come to help if they saw injustice.

A feline ten times the size of Wang Wen pounced out of the dense bushes diagonally behind it, just as the herbivore was about to swallow the grass.

It landed on the herbivore’s body with its sharp front claws.

The herbivore was startled and fled.

The cat’s behavior was extremely abnormal, and it could still turn in mid-air.

It caught up to the herbivore and bit its neck with a horizontal slide.

Wang Wen was dissatisfied as he waited for the devourer.

‘What is it? Why can’t you let me finish my meal? Must I spoil you by allowing you to eat your fill first?’

Felines were carnivores and disliked grass, so they had no intention of allowing too many greens to mix in the herbivores’ bodies to affect their taste.

It tore the herbivore apart after biting the neck, intending to end its life quickly to prevent the grass from falling into its favorite tripe.

After pulling twice, it realized it could not move any further.

The herbivore’s big eyes, which had already started to cry, stared at it, dazed.

It could not figure out why it was not eating.

The cat was even more perplexed.

Why was the meat overcooked? Was the meat so old that it was tough? It had not been cooked on a fire. The cat only wanted a midnight snack—something ripened and unique!

In that regard, animals outperformed humans.

It would stop thinking about it if it could not figure it out.

It was not like humans, who would keep thinking about it even when they could not figure it out.

The cat could not figure out why it could not bite through the meat, so it changed its target.

It lifted its front paw to extract the herbivore’s large eyes.

It could not get its teeth into the meat.

The eyes were always tender, were they not?

It was acceptable to eat some appetizers before the main meal.

Its body flew backward before its front claws could land.

It was more than ten meters away when it fell.

Wang Wen was clinging to the Unity of Man and Nature. If he fulfilled the oath or performed the five elements, he would not use his energy at all unless he used it to do two things at once. Heaven and earth supplied all of the energy consumed.

He blew the feline away and casually vowed to restore the herbivores to normalcy.

“Don’t be afraid,” he said as he helped the herbivore up and comforted it. “Continue to eat. I’ve agreed that I wouldn’t eat until you’ve finished your meal. Nobody can prevent me from destroying the world.”

The herbivore blinked its large eyes and turned to face the cat, which was more than ten meters away. It affectionately rubbed its head against Wang Wen’s arm.

Wang Wen pushed its large head away and pointed to its mouth, instructing it to eat quickly.

He stood on the sidelines and watched.

A drawing of a harmonious and friendly human and animal feeding scene appeared on the paper.

Just when Wang Wen thought he could make the oath successfully…

A human voice came from behind, clearly translated by the World Tower.

A man and a woman approached quickly.

“That is odd,” the woman’s voice said skeptically. “Just now, I could see him hunting in the air, but he was gone in the blink of an eye!”

“The wind-stabilizing beast is not that fast; let’s take a look around,” the man said.

Wang Wen, who was assisting the herbivore in eating, appeared in their line of sight as the man and woman were talking.

The two sides came together.

Both of them appeared to be embarrassed.

Wang Wen turned to face the people who had unexpectedly appeared. The man was tall and attractive, and the lady was delicate and sweet. They looked like a perfect couple in a painting.

“Hell, you do not look like a disciple of our sect,” the woman said to Wang Wen, breaking the silence. “Which sect do you belong to, and why have you come to this dangerous mountain by yourself?”

Without waiting for Wang Wen to say anything…

The man’s expression abruptly shifted. He pointed into the distance and exclaimed, “This is not good! It’s the wind-stabilizing beast! Run, Junior Sister!”

He drew a long sword, and a smooth bronze mirror appeared in his left hand. He charged at the cat that Wang Wen had thrown away.

Wang Wen puzzledly turned his head.

The cat stood again after it took a solid hit.

It even appeared enraged.

The fur on its body moved like layers of waves in the absence of wind.

It stepped into the air and glided silently toward them with the wind.

Wang Wen was taken aback by the fact that it was still alive.

Even more surprising was that the woman abandoned the man, grabbed Wang Wen, and fled.

One should not be fooled by the woman’s delicate and sweet appearance.

Her grip on the weapon was not light.

Wang Wen, who was at Level 7, could also do it.

Wang Wen stood helpless, moving away from the herbivore. He raised his scepter and was prepared to protect the woman.

He was aware of her good intentions.

He knew she wanted to help him.

It was unfortunate that there had been a misunderstanding.

To Wang Wen, it was all about causing trouble.

If he wanted to be specific, he could say he was busy. He could tell them to get lost or not to worry about it. It might not work at all.

Things got complicated.

As a result, taking direct action was the most straightforward option.

There was a risk of trouble if he injured or disabled the woman.

He could vanish from the face of the earth.

It was preferable to absorb it as energy.

The herbivores were no longer visible, so the atmosphere he created was destroyed.

He might as well abandon the foreplay and devour the entire world.

Wang Wen examined the woman’s waist and the hand that held him. He apologized silently in his mind.

A violent battle could be heard from behind before the word swear was uttered.

He noticed the man who had rushed forward out of the corner of his eye, and the cat quickly pounced on him.

Wang Wen had never seen anyone take the initiative to attack and then be defeated so easily.

Based on what the man said, he must have understood his opponent well.

He must have been confident of his abilities to attack first.

He should not be that delicate, right?

Wang Wen, surprised by the man’s frailty, had to pause his oath and turn to ask the woman, “Are we just going to leave like this?”

“Do not be concerned,” the woman said. “He is very powerful. A wind-stabilizing beast will not stop him!”

“I see.” Wang Wen turned around to see the cat pounce on that senior brother and throw him into the air. It bit his waist and tore into his body. In the blink of an eye, he was dead.

His heart was filled with emotions.