Chapter 1639 - 904: Blood Beasts in the Sea of Blood (2)

After all, whether it was being in this mysterious space now, or the strange and unpredictable Sea of Blood in front of him, both gave him a rather eerie feeling.

It was as if he was in a corner of the world forgotten by time, filled with unknown fear.

Is this the world that belongs to that Demigod Vampire?

Lis speculated secretly in his heart.

The small world belonging to a demigod is bound to be full of dangers.

However, up to this point, Lis hadn’t sensed any obvious Magic Power aura.

Everything around seemed calm, yet it was permeated with a kind of oppressive atmosphere, making him not dare to relax in the slightest.

At the same time, whether it was this world or the Sea of Blood in front of him, both gave Lis a sense of danger.

Although this feeling was not intense, it was like tiny needles gently pricking at his nerves, keeping him constantly vigilant.

He knew very well that in this unknown world, any slight negligence could bring fatal consequences.

Lis lifted his head and looked at the blood-red sun in the distance.

That sun was like a giant blood ball, emitting a dim and eerie light, shrouding the entire world in a blood-colored Shadow.

There wasn’t a cloud in the sky, only the blood-colored light flowing freely, as if the entire sky was dyed with Blood.

After hesitating for a moment, Lis took a deep breath and slowly walked down along the rock wall.

His steps were cautious, each one stomped steadily, fearing that a careless slip would cause him to fall into that terrifying Sea of Blood.

The surface of the rock wall was rough and hard, filled with all sorts of bizarre protrusions and cracks, as if they were scars carved by time.

Lis tightly grasped the protrusions on the rock wall, his body pressed closely against it, moving down little by little.

Finally, Lis arrived beside the Sea of Blood.

He stood at the edge of the Sea of Blood, feeling the bloody scent rushing towards him.

That scent was intense and pungent, as if countless Bloods had mixed together, fermenting over long years before emanating.

The waves gently lapped at his feet, splashing up blood-colored flowers.

Lis stood by the Sea of Blood, his eyes fixed on the mysterious and unpredictable Blood Sea in front of him.

He slowly raised his arm and without hesitation, cut his own wrist.

Instantly, droplets of bright red Blood flowed from the wound, like a slender red stream.

Focusing his concentration, Lis found that the flowing Blood seemed to be summoned by some force, beginning to coalesce in front of him.

Soon, a blood hand formed from the Blood appeared in mid-air.

The blood hand was so vivid, its five fingers slightly bent, it seemed almost alive.

Looking at the blood hand condensed from his own Blood, Lis felt both anticipation and a hint of tension.

He had no intention of touching the Blood Sea himself without knowing the circumstances, as the Blood Sea had an indescribable eeriness, and who knew what consequences a rash touch might trigger.

Therefore, he controlled the blood hand, slowly extending it into the Blood Sea.

As soon as the blood hand touched the Blood Sea, it caused a small ripple.

The blood-colored seawater slightly rippled away, seeming to resist the intrusion of this foreign object.

However, the blood hand did not face much obstruction and successfully scooped up a handful of blood-colored seawater.

Lis watched the blood hand nervously, not blinking, fearing any unusual occurrence.

But luckily, nothing abnormal appeared.

The handful of seawater lay quietly in the blood hand, emitting a faint blood-colored glow.

Lis controlled the blood hand, gently bringing the handful of seawater to his front.

He bent slightly, surprisingly finding that this seawater wasn’t blood as it appeared.

It was more like scarlet seawater, clear to the bottom, not turbid at all.

Through the blood-colored liquid, he could even see the subtle flow patterns inside, like convergent bloodlight flickering.

After carefully observing for a while, Lis felt ready.

He took a deep breath, slowly stretched out his hand, and reached towards the handful of seawater.

The moment his fingers touched the seawater, a cold feeling quickly spread from his fingertips, as if a chill drilled directly into his marrow.

Lis shivered slightly but kept a resolute gaze.

At the same time, he sensed a faint trace of Power of Blood emerging from the seawater, entering his body through his fingers.

This power was so weak it was almost undetectable except with intense Concentration.

Yet it was this nearly imperceptible trace of Power of Blood that caused a subtle shift in the Power of Blood within Lis.

He could distinctly feel a slight enhancement of his internal Power of Blood, which, though extremely tiny, was undeniably present.

A wave of delight surged through Lis; he hadn’t expected such a terrifying Blood Sea to hold such magical power.

After pondering for a while, Lis decided not to hesitate any longer.

The mysterious force constantly beckoning him was like invisible threads, tightly wound around his mind.

Together with that allure, it drove him to impatiently uncover the secrets behind the Blood Sea.

He strode to the edge of the Blood Sea, staring at the surging blood-red waves.

After taking another deep breath, he directly plunged his hand into the Blood Sea.

In an instant, a peculiar sensation arose in his heart.

It was as if an invisible torrent, along his arm, madly surged into his body.

More and more Power of Blood was drawn to Lis; they danced like joyful Elves in his veins, constantly enhancing his Strength.

Lis could distinctly feel his body undergoing transformations, every muscle, every bone seemed to be reforged, becoming tougher and stronger.

This Blood Sea before him was undoubtedly extraordinary, Lis kept his alertness secretly in his heart.

He didn’t venture directly into the Blood Sea but chose to slowly absorb the Power of Blood by the sea’s side.

The purpose was clear: if anything abnormal occurred, he could quickly respond and extricate himself.

After all, this Blood Sea had an indescribable eeriness, and no one knew what dangers lay hidden within.

As Lis continuously absorbed the Power of Blood, the waves in the Blood Sea began gradually converging towards his position.

The once calm sea surface turned turbulent, massive blood-colored waves soaring into the sky with a deafening roar.

The waves, like enraged Beasts, snarling and charging towards Lis, stopped eerily at his side, as if some invisible force was blocking them.

Feeling his growing internal Strength, a wave of joyous surprise overwhelmed Lis.

The sensation of power increasing was intoxicating.

However, just as he was immersed in the joy of rising power, a strong sense of crisis suddenly surged within him.

His gaze instantly sharpened, swiftly scanning the surrounding sea surface.

And at that moment, on the sea surface a hundred meters away from Lis, the waves began raging suddenly.

The previously calm sea seemed to be stirred by an invisible giant hand, lifting layer upon layer of massive waves.

Immediately following, two blood beasts over ten meters tall emerged from the Blood Sea.

Two Lion-like blood beasts stood on the sea, glaring fiercely and angrily towards Lis’s position.

These two blood beasts were huge, like two moving small mountains.

Their bodies were formed from Blood, emanating a thick bloody aura.

The surfaces of the blood beasts were covered with sharp spikes, like sharp blades, gleaming with a chilling light.

Their eyes, like burning flames, revealed endless murderous intent as if to devour Lis alive.

Lis’s heart tightened; he knew he was in trouble.

These two blood beasts were evidently drawn by his absorbing the Power of Blood, and their appearance indicated a fierce battle was unavoidable.

The two blood beasts let out an earth-shattering roar, the sound like rolling thunder, echoing above the Blood Sea.

They stepped into a furious charge towards Lis, their enormous strides kicking up high blood-colored waves, as though intent on flooding the entire World in the Blood Sea.