Chapter 911: Humans and Shamans Are Different, It's in the Kidneys

After Nine Eyes left, it didn't take long for him to send over a thousand Force Shamans and four Desolate Shamans. These Shamans were all transferred from other fortresses, and at the same time, a batch of Shaman Hunters and Sinful Shamans were absorbed.

With the replenishment of new soldiers, the garrison finally recovered to two thousand. Now the number of Force Shamans under Little Wei Yuan had increased to five hundred, all of whom were veterans of Fengmang. These Force Shamans had seen Little Wei Yuan's divine prowess in the previous battle and had long since contributed their Qi luck, making them as easy to command as one's own arms.

This time, Little Wei Yuan changed his strategy, building five blast furnaces in one go, which required two Desolate Shamans and over a hundred Force Shamans to maintain operation daily. After increasing the production of Desolate Steel by five times, Little Wei Yuan, while trimming the Force Shamans and putting them in steel armor, forged the excess Desolate Steel into steel bars and steel plates.

The fortress's architecture used raw stone from the Desolate Realm as the basic raw material, grinding part of the raw stone and then pouring in Desolate Insect blood and Flame Demon blood to make mortar for bonding. Such buildings were extremely sturdy and could last in the environment of the Desolate Realm.

Little Wei Yuan, on the other hand, buried steel bars in the newly rebuilt city walls, and important buildings in the city were covered with Desolate Steel plates. This could significantly improve defense; as long as those Flame Demons that relied on blood-spraying suicide attacks didn't appear in groups, it could almost be said to be impregnable.

After the new defensive facilities were tested, the effect was quite good, so Little Wei Yuan expanded the production capacity of Desolate Steel again, increasing the number of blast furnaces to fifteen. In this way, it required two Desolate Shamans leading three hundred Force Shamans to roar and refine steel day and night.

The Force Shamans could still hold on, it was just a bit wasteful of Desolate Shamans.

After working like this for seven days, Little Wei Yuan had to give one of the Desolate Shamans a day off to let him rest. After two days, he gave the other Desolate Shaman a day off. Giving them time off was a last resort; both Desolate Shamans had their throats swollen, and if they roared any more, they would start spitting blood stars. Only then did Little Wei Yuan reluctantly give them time off, but only for one day.

Little Wei Yuan's defensive strategy was very simple: expand the production capacity of Desolate Steel as much as possible. With more steel, there wouldn't be a need for so much flesh and blood to fill the gaps during wartime.

Master Master Ronglong naturally understood Little Wei Yuan's intention, so he simply gave Little Wei Yuan another three hundred Force Shamans, so that almost all the Force Shamans who survived Fengmang were now under Little Wei Yuan. Little Wei Yuan turned all these Force Shamans into craftsmen, starting to produce Desolate Steel continuously.

During large-scale steel refining, Little Wei Yuan constantly fine-tuned the Desolate Roar, finally fixing it and compiling it into a war song. The Desolate Steel produced by this song was of slightly lower quality, but the output increased by thirty percent.

A large amount of Desolate Steel was continuously converted into armor and weapons, the newly built city walls were tougher, and more and more buildings in the fortress began to have a metallic luster.

Little Wei Yuan also set up gates at various key passages in the fortress, so that if Flame Demons entered the city, they would be blocked everywhere because they were unfamiliar with the terrain. Then Little Wei Yuan leveled the buildings in several areas and built several small squares.

The small squares had multiple roads leading to the city walls. During wartime, closing the gates at the appropriate positions would cause the Flame Demons entering the city to gather in these squares, and from there, they would only have a few exits to attack. The attack surface was very narrow, and most Flame Demons would be stranded in the squares. At this time, they were the best targets for the Desolate Shamans' large-scale shamanic arts.

Just like this, Little Wei Yuan worked day and night, constantly improving the fortress's defense system, and slowly combined the characteristics of the Force Shamans themselves to arrange suitable positions for them.

In the day-after-day work, Little Wei Yuan began to harvest the Qi luck of the new soldiers one after another, but these Force Shamans had not seen Little Wei Yuan's divine prowess with their own eyes, so there wasn't much top-tier Qi luck.

After Master Master Ronglong saw Little Wei Yuan's arrangements, he didn't comment, but gave Little Wei Yuan a new Desolate Roar mental cultivation method, telling him to practice with it when he had nothing to do.

This mental cultivation method only had five roar sounds, but they were exceptionally exquisite and complex. The last sound was even ridiculously exaggerated; in one sound, over a hundred parts of the whole body had to sound simultaneously, resonating with each other, totaling over eight hundred frequencies, finally turning into a single "Aowu."

This short thing immediately opened the eyes of Little Wei Yuan, who thought he was proficient in Desolate Roar. Little Wei Yuan split over a hundred divine senses to monitor his own state, correcting and adjusting at all times, and it took him almost a full month to initially master the first of the five sounds.

This sound sounded like a high-pitched "Ga," and calling it out was like a crowing rooster suddenly being choked by the neck.

But when this sound was first formed, Little Wei Yuan suddenly felt as if his body had become transparent. In the past, sunlight could only penetrate the skin and flesh, but now it could suddenly enter the internal organs.

Little Wei Yuan instantly felt a sharp pain deep within his body; all his internal organs seemed to be emitting a charred aroma. Just this one instance caused not-insignificant damage.

However, the comprehensive damage to the internal organs also completely activated the vitality of Little Wei Yuan's body. Surging spiritual power gushed out from every part of his flesh and blood, and under the agitation of the roar, the physical body's repair speed increased a hundredfold. In just a moment, the damage was completely repaired. After the repair, each internal organ had a small increase. However, what was strengthened the most and most obviously were the throat, nose, and lungs, as well as all the parts involved in vocalization.

After mastering the first sound, Little Wei Yuan discovered that this Desolate Roar was a cultivation method only applicable to the Desolate Realm, using the omnipresent solar power of the Desolate Realm to temper the physical body without leaving any blind spots. The second sound focused on the liver, the third sound focused on the kidneys and all related organs with similar functions, the fourth chapter was all digestive organs, which could significantly increase the speed of converting heaven and earth origin energy, and the fifth sound focused on the heart, which was the source of all vitality and power.

The internal structure of Force Shamans was varied, so these five sounds cultivated the true meaning. For example, organs with functions similar to the heart, whether there were ten or fifty, could all be refined in one breath.

Moreover, this mental cultivation method also had auxiliary methods, which was to use the sacrificial power unique to the Desolate Realm as an auxiliary, which could significantly improve the physical body tempering effect. Little Wei Yuan originally thought his physical body was strong enough and had no room for improvement. Only then did he realize that he could continue to improve in the Desolate Realm; this realm was indeed a holy land for body refining. ===== CHAPTER 912 =====