In all the worlds, Guan Wen always cultivated day and night without rest, because after being teleported back to this world, his body in this world would be decomposed, and when he descended to this world again, his body would be reconstructed, so he would not feel tired at all.
Moreover, after being teleported back, one will only feel mentally tired, which will not affect the class the next day at all. A good night's sleep will make up for it all, and it can also effectively improve insomnia.
His nighttime cultivation rhythm was the same as his daytime rhythm. In the first half of the night, he practiced fire magic to cultivate the fire power within his body, and in the second half of the night, he practiced advanced cultivation techniques and the Crimson Dragon Break.
Both the cultivation techniques of different levels and the cultivation of one's own fire ability require sitting cross-legged in meditation to control the flow of fire ability within the body. However, Crimson Dragon Break sometimes requires standing up, finding a reference point, punching a couple of times, or simply throwing punches at the air to release the fire ability within the body, practicing over and over again.
Each of the three types of cultivation has its own fun, and Guan Wen could cultivate all night without getting tired of it.
The next morning, Guan Wen continued his journey, searching and hunting the white and fire-breathing behemoths in the coniferous forest as he headed down the mountain.
As we walked down the mountain, the snow gradually melted, and streams and lush green forests appeared along the way, no longer the coniferous forests on the mountain.
As they moved further away from the cold, high mountains, the number of fire beasts and white beasts gradually decreased.
Yesterday, he traveled forward and encountered many fire beasts and white beasts, but after crossing the stream and entering the lush forest, those two kinds of beasts disappeared.
Upon noticing this, Guan Wen's heart skipped a beat. He knew that the reason he had preserved the progress of this mountain region was not only because he wanted to explore the secrets of the mountain giants, but also because of the existence of the white behemoth. He could obtain the magic core within the white behemoth by hunting it down, and thus cultivate. If the white behemoth disappeared, there would be no point in him continuing to explore; it would be a complete waste of his time.
Even if the white behemoth disappeared, he didn't plan to return to the mountain. After all, he had already come this far, and at most he would just stop saving next time and go to another world.
He couldn't just leave like that, so he had no choice but to keep moving forward. On the morning of the third day, he was walking in the jungle when he suddenly heard the sound of wind breaking in the distance.
He frowned and quickly hid behind a thick tree trunk. Just then, he noticed thick plumes of smoke billowing in the distance, flying toward him.
His expression changed involuntarily, and he was quite surprised. What exactly was this thing?
As the thick smoke drew nearer, he realized that it was a group of monsters with horns on their heads, red skin, and flames burning all over their bodies.
Holding crimson tridents, they darted through the forest, flames billowing and thick black smoke billowing from their bodies.
They were quite short, about half the height of Guan Wen, but they were in groups, and Guan Wen didn't dare to get close to them. He simply lay down in the bushes and looked up at them as they passed over him.
After walking for several minutes, the large number of fiery monsters finally disappeared into the distance. Guan Wen could sense a very powerful aura emanating from them, and each of them was at least a fourth-tier magical beast.
If these fiery monsters were to spot him and engage him in battle, he would likely be instantly obliterated, leaving not even a trace of his bones.
Although Guan Wen's current weapons are sufficient to deal with fourth-tier magical beasts, it does not mean that he can deal with such a large number of fourth-tier magical beasts.
Guan Wen slowly stood up from the bushes. Just then, a strange noise came from above his head. He looked up warily and saw a fiery monster wrapped around a tree branch, separated from the other fiery monsters in front of him.
Guan Wen's eyes lit up at the sight. This monster was alone, which was the perfect time for him to strike. He grabbed the Fire Whip, and the power of fire surged from his palm and poured directly into the Fire Whip.
In an instant, the Fiery Whip extended by two hundred meters, its entire body radiating a scorching light.
Upon seeing this, the fiery monster, entangled in tree branches, bared its teeth and roared at Guan Wen with alarm. However, Guan Wen ignored it and swung his sword sharply, attacking the fiery monster's body.
Upon seeing this, the flame monster's flames intensified, instantly igniting all the branches that were entangled around it. However, the surrounding trees were too dense, and even if it lit the paper strips, it couldn't increase the number of flames instantly. It could only watch helplessly as the tail of the fiery whip struck it.
With a snap!
The moment the fiery whip struck it, the flaming monster shattered like a piece of glass, exploding into fiery red fragments that scattered all around the forest.
At the same time, among the scattered fragments, there was an irregular red crystal, which was very heavy. It fell straight down and landed in Guan Wen's hand.
Guan Wen grabbed it and looked at it. He saw that it was a crystal containing extremely pure flame energy. This crystal was completely different from the magic cores he had obtained before. Neither the white behemoth nor the first-tier magic beasts he had killed before were the same as his.
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