Chapter 120

Watching the giant ape grab the huge iron hammer and slam it toward him again, Ding Huan really wanted to stay and kill this giant ape.

This place was very open; with the help of the Wind Blade Technique and the Wind-Riding Technique, he might not be unable to kill this Level 9 beast.

It was just that Ding Huan knew very well that he could not do this.

Wanting to kill the giant ape was not a matter of a moment, and the endless beasts here would not give him a chance to escape.

What's more, there was also a beast here that didn't know where it was hiding, one that might be beyond a Level 9 beast.

Ding Huan blasted out a dozen more wind blades, then kicked the log he had intercepted. As the log flew toward the sea, Ding Huan also flew toward the sea.

"Boom!" Almost at the same time Ding Huan left the shore, the huge iron hammer slammed into the spot where he had been standing.

But this giant ape hated Ding Huan to the bone; it actually grabbed the iron hammer and threw it out in an instant.

This beast clearly had extremely rich combat experience; it didn't directly smash the hammer at Ding Huan, but instead slammed it onto the path Ding Huan was moving along.

No matter how strong Ding Huan's Air-Riding Technique was, his true essence could not support this kind of extreme consumption.

Seeing that he was about to collide with the hammer, Ding Huan could only forcibly twist his body and pounce back toward the shore.

Even though Ding Huan reacted quickly enough, he was still grazed on the waist by the hammer, and was almost smashed into the sea.

This damn ape, Ding Huan was furious.

It wouldn't even let him leave?

The Starry Sky Blade was slashed out by Ding Huan, followed by hundreds of wind blades that locked the giant ape's space.

Since he couldn't leave, then he would fight. Ding Huan pounced toward the giant ape, following his Starry Sky Blade.

"Roar, roar, roar!" Seeing Ding Huan so arrogant, how could the giant ape endure it? Amidst the wild roars, it also pounced toward Ding Huan.

Almost at the moment the giant ape and Ding Huan made contact, Ding Huan's figure flashed, passing by the side of the giant ape. At the same time, a fireball was thrown by Ding Huan into the giant ape's wide-open mouth.

Ding Huan timely retracted the Starry Sky Blade, then changed the direction of the Starry Sky Blade, stabbing it down from the giant ape's back again.

The giant ape had originally smashed a fist toward the back of Ding Huan's Starry Sky Blade, and the other claw was grabbing toward Ding Huan's throat, but Ding Huan retracted the Starry Sky Blade in time, so the giant ape smashed into empty air and also grabbed empty air.

Those hundreds of wind blades, for the giant ape, were actually negligible in terms of damage.

Boom! The fireball exploded in the giant ape's throat, and the giant ape's throat was blasted into a bloody hole from the inside out.

From the giant ape smashing the hammer to block Ding Huan from leaving, to Ding Huan flying back to attack the giant ape, to the giant ape counterattacking Ding Huan's Starry Sky Blade and grabbing at Ding Huan's neck, then Ding Huan dodging to the side and throwing the fireball into the giant ape's mouth, and retracting the Starry Sky Blade, all of this happened in a flash.

The giant ape let out a miserable, painful roar.

Ding Huan's Starry Sky Blade timely pierced into the giant ape's body from its back.

At this time, Ding Huan would not hold back; he pulled the Starry Sky Blade in his hand downward.

The giant ape's miserable roar made one's teeth ache just listening to it.

With this kind of terrifying damage, the giant ape dared not stay for even half a breath, and with a splash of blood, it fled wildly.

The rest of the beasts then swarmed toward Ding Huan.

Ding Huan rushed toward the sea surface again, his body sliding on the sea surface like skiing for a while, then he landed right in the middle of the log.

Following that, true essence surged under Ding Huan's feet, and the log, like a small boat, carried Ding Huan away in an instant.

He knew that the giant ape wouldn't die; as long as the giant ape returned to entangle him for a while, he would lose his life, so he would leave first and talk later.

Watching Ding Huan escape again, the rest of the beasts roared wildly on the shore.

The three people hiding far away in the steel fortress heard the giant ape's roar and all fell silent.

Wei Datai didn't even continue to watch with the binoculars.

"He should be gone." After a long time, Wei Datai sighed.

They had seen that giant ape; it was absolutely a behemoth-like existence.

It was said that this global beast tide was stirred up by a dragon beast, but in the eyes of the few of them, the strength of that giant ape was absolutely no worse than that dragon beast.

If Ding Huan was blocked by that giant ape on the city wall of the Human Corridor defense line, it would absolutely be a death sentence.

"Sigh..." Han Qi sighed.

In fact, she still admired Ding Huan very much; he had taught several powerful students.

Originally, she wanted to wait for this vacation to visit Teacher Ding Huan. She didn't expect to see Ding Huan here, and it turned out to be the last time they would meet.

Ding Huan didn't plan to leave the shore too far; this was the Atlantic Ocean. If he left too far, with his current strength, it would be very difficult to get back to shore alive.

It was just that Ding Huan had just thought of this when a sharp blade shot out from the seabed, aiming directly at his throat.

True essence arrow light?

Ding Huan was terrified in his heart and hurriedly flew up; that arrow light almost grazed the soles of his feet.

So strong; a beast that could shoot this kind of arrow light was at least Level 4 or Level 5.

Ding Huan felt a bit uneasy in his heart; if there were underwater beasts in the sea that could attack him with arrow light, he would probably be in trouble.

Before Ding Huan could land on the ground, another dozen arrow lights shot toward him.

Following that, hundreds of fish with backs full of protruding blade-like fins flew out of the water, then swarmed toward Ding Huan in unison.

Ding Huan's scalp went numb, and his hands frantically unleashed sheets of wind blades; he was sure this was the fastest he had ever cast wind blades.

This was because he had spiritual sense; without spiritual sense, he wouldn't even have the ability to fight back in a place like this.

Pfft, pfft, pfft!

Blood arrows sprayed out in the air, splashing onto the sea surface.

At the same time, Ding Huan felt a pain in his body; he was sure at least six arrow lights had hit him, and one of them had even pierced through his body.

His spiritual sense was still too weak; he couldn't defend against so many arrow lights, and he couldn't kill so many blade-finned fish at once.

This time, Ding Huan had killed at least thirty or forty of these blade-backed fish.

Also because of Ding Huan's slaughter, this area of the sea went as if crazy.

Various types of fish gathered around.

When Ding Huan saw another hundred blade-finned fish fly out of the sea, and that endless arrow light spraying toward him, Ding Huan knew that if he didn't leave, he would be dead for sure.

This was not the shore; if he were on the shore, he would have plenty of ways. Here, he only had one log; if that log was destroyed, he wouldn't even have a place to stand.

These fish hadn't thought of it yet, but if he entangled with them here, these things would sooner or later think of gnawing on the log.

Once Ding Huan's feet landed on the log, the true essence under his feet surged wildly, and the log split the seawater and fled like an arrow from a bow.

Hundreds more arrow lights shot over, and Ding Huan's Starry Sky Blade slashed out continuously, but it still couldn't block so many.

"Pfft, pfft!" Arrow lights slammed into Ding Huan's body, continuously bringing out blood arrows on him.

Ding Huan could not stop, and he didn't even dare to be too distracted.

He had to concentrate all his energy on his feet, at least to rush out of this school of blade-finned fish.

This school of blade-finned fish was truly too terrifying.

Even though Ding Huan had a powerful recovery ability, as more and more arrow lights hit him, he felt extremely weak.

If it weren't for the large bag on his back helping him block some of the arrow lights, his injuries would have been even more severe.

Fortunately, Ding Huan's strategy was correct; he risked his injuries and finally rushed out of the encirclement of these terrifying beasts.

At this moment, Ding Huan had completely lost his sense of direction; even though he tried his best to avoid vital points, the excessive blood loss still made Ding Huan feel dizzy.

Ding Huan knew very well in his heart that on this sea, as long as he fainted, it would be equivalent to death.

Since he had lost his direction anyway, Ding Huan drove the log under his feet wildly while rushing forward.

Until he saw a faint little reef island, Ding Huan didn't care if the island was dangerous; he controlled the log to rush toward the island without the slightest hesitation.

Almost just as Ding Huan rushed to the edge of the island, he fainted.

Ding Huan's last consciousness was that he was done for; he hadn't even stepped onto the island, but he really couldn't hold on anymore.

Excessive blood loss, severe injuries, plus the constant wild urging of true essence. If he hadn't fused with the injury recovery gene, he would have long since been buried in the fish's belly.

But now there was no difference; it was just a matter of sooner or later.

The first thing Ding Huan saw when he opened his eyes was a reef that didn't know how many times it had been washed by the sea; faint light fell in, giving him a sense of extreme quiet.

If it weren't for the sound of sea waves hitting the reef coming from outside, he would have thought everything before was a dream.

Not dead?

Ding Huan jumped up.

The extremely strong recovery gene allowed him to recover very quickly.

"You're actually better?" A slightly hoarse woman's voice came, and Ding Huan saw a young woman wearing hemp clothes.

The woman's hair was a bit messy, and her face was covered by a piece of gray cloth.

Her figure was very good, slim but not thin.

Her eyes were very bright, but carried a faint melancholy. Her neck was full of scars, and although her clothes covered the rest, Ding Huan could guess that this woman had suffered great torture.

"You saved me?"

As soon as Ding Huan said the words, he felt something was wrong. He stared at the woman in front of him with wide eyes: "You are not a person from Earth?"

Immediately, Ding Huan was certain that he didn't need to ask at all; the woman in front of him was definitely not from Earth, because what she had just spoken was the Cangyu language.

Cangyu script and Cangyu language were the universal languages of the universe, except for planets like Earth that had not yet participated in cosmic activities.

All planets that participated in cosmic activities used this language.

The woman also widened her eyes; she had just spoken the Cangyu language as a subconscious act.

She had never thought that there would be someone on Earth who could understand the Cangyu language.

"Are you also from another planet?" The woman's voice trembled, her eyes filled with longing and excitement.

There were billions of people living on Earth; even in the era of beasts, the number of people living here had decreased by far too much, but there were still billions in existence.

Living on Earth with so many people, she was very lonely.

Because she was an outsider, a fugitive who had been caught and then tortured for information.

Ding Huan calmed down and shook his head: "No, I am an Earthling. I once left Earth, so I know the Cangyu script."

Hearing that Ding Huan was still an Earthling, the excitement in the woman's eyes dissipated a little.

"Thank you for saving me. If it weren't for you, I would have definitely been killed by the fish long ago." Ding Huan thanked the woman very seriously.

The woman shook her head. "I saw you fainted by this reef island, so I brought you back. In fact, we are still going to die; it's just a matter of time. I didn't touch your bag; it's right there."

Ding Huan followed the direction of the other person's finger and sure enough, saw his bag.

"My name is Ding Huan, and you?" Ding Huan could see that this woman didn't seem to be a gene cultivator, but she should have cultivated some kind of ancient martial arts; otherwise, it would be impossible to survive here.

"My name is Qi Xinyue," the woman replied.

"There is no one here; why do you keep covering your face?" Ding Huan was a bit puzzled. On this barren reef island, what was there to hide?

Qi Xinyue hesitated for a moment, then pulled away the veil.

Ding Huan looked at the woman in front of him, and his heart felt as if it had been tugged.

What kind of face was this? Except for the eyes that were still bright, the entire face was covered in scars. Red scars were spread across her face like twisted centipedes.

The exquisite proportions of her features made Ding Huan certain that before being scarred, she must have been a peerless beauty.

"Who did it? Why treat you like this?" Although Ding Huan was asking, his heart was filled with anger.

It wasn't because Qi Xinyue saved him that he was completely biased toward her.

Ding Huan didn't know how much slaughter he had experienced or how many people he had seen.

As soon as he saw Qi Xinyue, he knew she was not a vicious person, because he didn't feel a shred of murderous aura from her.

She must have been hiding here to survive; even so, when she met him, an uncertain factor, she still reached out to save him.

"I came to Earth seven years ago, and then I was caught by them..."

Qi Xinyue only said one sentence, and Ding Huan looked at her in surprise. "So you are the person from that alien spaceship that crashed on Earth seven years ago?"

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