Daily Intelligence System: Don't Kill Me, Honey! Chapter 2142 - 509: Gaining the Treasure, Immortal Blood (2)

Ba Song had no choice but to desperately evade, trying to avoid the attacks of the Little Flood Dragon, and so the two of them were locked in a skirmish underwater.

At this moment, Chen Jie was on the nearby wall, using the massive body of the Devil Fish to hide himself. From a distance, it looked just like a Devil Fish clinging to the stone wall.

Chen Jie peered through the edges of the Devil Fish at the man and dragon locked in fierce battle, then his gaze shifted to a cave not far away, a subtle smile playing on his lips.

The next moment, he moved. He used the body of the Devil Fish to shield himself, inching along the wall toward the direction of the cave, creeping forward little by little.

His movements went completely unnoticed by the battling Little Flood Dragon and Ba Song.

It wasn’t until he reached the cave entrance that Ba Song, caught in combat, noticed the strange Devil Fish. As he looked closer, his eyes widened in disbelief, for beneath the Devil Fish hid a human being!

Fury erupted within him. He had been fighting the Little Flood Dragon with all his might, and now someone was sneaking in to reap the benefits. This infuriated Ba Song beyond measure.

He wanted to shout, but underwater he couldn’t make a sound. He wanted to attack the wretched thief, but the damn Little Flood Dragon, heedless of right or wrong, just kept blocking his way. It drove Ba Song mad with rage!

After all the painstaking planning and the years spent on this scheme, was it all going to be for someone else’s gain? Absolutely not, Ba Song couldn’t allow it!

Fuming with anger, Ba Song was nevertheless helpless, and could only watch as the little thief slyly slipped into the Flood Dragon’s lair.

Immortal Blood!

Ba Song roared in his heart, charging toward the cave where Chen Jie had snuck in. But the Little Flood Dragon attacked him yet again, making Ba Song seethe with fury; that foolish dragon had singled him out. Couldn’t it see someone was sneaking in? Was it blind?

Ba Song raged silently in his head, and at that moment he laid into the Little Flood Dragon with increased ferocity, killing anyone who blocked his path!

In his frenzy, Ba Song unleashed the full power of his Molten God Second Transition, his might truly astonishing. More than just a foreigner, he was a battle-hardened warrior whose combat experience rivaled any from Central Earth.

Ba Song, born a fighting slave of the Siamese Royal Family, was one of the specialized high-powered slaves kept for gladiatorial combat to entertain the nobles of Siam.

Yet, Ba Song was not originally Siamese. In fact, he was a discarded citizen of Huaxia.

In his early years, Ba Song’s family met with catastrophe. Originally tea suppliers for the Song Dynasty Royal Family, they were enslaved by the Mulan people following the dynasty’s fall.

At age three or four, his father escaped at great personal risk from their captors, boarding a perilous merchant ship while already a fugitive. Together they fled until they reached Siam.

Within two years, his father died from exhaustion, leaving Ba Song to be captured and forced into the royal fighting slave circuit, where daily survival relied on killing opponents to please the elite.

He lived a life of subjugation, enslaved all along.

All this changed thanks to a virtuous monk in Siam, in need of a young attendant. Luck favored Ba Song, chosen in the arena by this esteemed monk.

Unbeknownst to him, the monk’s plan was to harvest Ba Song’s strong heart, for he was no paragon of virtue but a demon monk skilled in Siam Black Magic.

The selection was not out of benevolence, but for his desire for a robust heart, thus choosing Ba Song.

Fortune turned during a ritual as the monk’s foes sabotaged the monk’s magics, causing a backfire from the black magic. Ba Song survived narrowly and gained his freedom.

After such experiences, Ba Song’s worldview shifted completely; he ceased to believe in true goodness, realizing all motivations concealed hidden interests.

Enlightened, Ba Song abandoned the pursuit of righteousness, aspiring to be strong, a person capable of allocating wealth. Through persistent effort, he emerged as today’s figure who wields power over the king, the foremost person in Siam, the Lord State Preceptor.

Yet that was insufficient; Ba Song sought revenge against the Ancient Northern Country, responsible for his ancestors’ demise. Now equipped, he would avenge his family against the nation, determined to retaliate.

Thus, he painstakingly crafted a plan, enduring hardships, luring all the Southern Ocean’s powers with the Flood Dragon, then using their vessels as bait to divert the Flood Dragon and close the loop, achieving his dual objective.

Thus dismantling South Ocean’s forces and paving the way for unification.

Moreover, he could steal the Immortal Blood the Flood Dragon guards, transforming his martial power and enabling him to spar with Earthly Immortals.