Talented Martial Hero
Chapter 302 Achieved The Bloodline (Part One)

Awestruck by Water Kylin's display of his omnipotent power, Darren was surprised by the impossibleaura of the beast. His strength was way more potent than he used to be. If only the Water Kylin hadbeen a little careful, he would have been able to get the inherited bloodline.

The village head had said that he was seventy percent sure that Finley could get the bloodline.When, in fact, the Water Kylin's strength was nearly equal to that of Finley's. It was just that thebeast was still too young.

At that instance, Water Kylin was enraged by Darren, and as aftermath, his strength kept onincreasing. When his power reached the limit, he slowly walked over the golden skeleton laidscattered on the barren ground.

Ten feet.

Twenty feet.

Thirty feet.

Water Kylin never stopped and just kept on threading the path.

However, after he walked a fair distance of almost ninety feet away, his body started to shiver. Thepower that pressed against him was so overwhelming that he could hardly suppress it anymore."Ah! Argghhhhht”

Struggling with all his might, Water Kylin let out a howl. As the piercing roar slowly faded, an arrayof glittering furs stood erect from his back.

From the fur blew out a power that lurched towards the sky, looking threatening. It seemed thatWater Kylin was not yielding to the aura and was fighting against his fate.

At a far distance from the beast, Darren suddenly discerned that Water Kylin resembled a legendarycreature with all the glittering furs that grew out of from him.

However, albeit all the transformations and the magnificent show of power by Water Kylin, thewhole process seemed to be very hard for him. Though Darren was watching him at a distance, thewarrior could sense how the beast struggled as he limped and lolled along the way. After he walkedfor another five feet, the power that pressed against his body increased to an intolerable level thathe could no longer raised his head. Even his eyes were filled with bloody mist, and his claws curledin a tight clench.

"Come back here, Water Kylin,"

Darren summoned the Water Kylin. His heart ached when he saw that the creature was seethingwith agony. It reminded Darren that even when Water Kylin had almost been beaten to death byFinley, he had not shown such a tenacious attitude. But right now, what he was enduring was totallydifferent. Darren had to do something to help him out.

"Ah! Nooooooo!"

The unyielding Water Kylin didn't listen to Darren and kept on moving forward one step at a timebearing the unbearable torture. Though it was evident that the enormous pain was taking its toll onhim, still, the beast was so stubborn that he didn't stop walking, nor did he ask for help.

Even if Finley were in his place, though he was steadfast and strong-willed, he probably wouldn't beable to sustain as long as Water Kylin did.

Suddenly, a sharp crack was heard across the void as Water Kylin kept on moving forward. Darrenthought that the cracking sound was just from a bone the beast had stepped on.

To his surprise, however, as he squinted his eyes to have a closer look at Water Kylin. He washorrified when he saw Water Kylin's bones were gradually torn apart. It was caused by the intensepower that some of the bones even smashed to pieces.

Darren was even dazed when, in the next moment, a ray of golden light shone out from WaterKylin's body. This time, the beast used the most durable power he possessed. He did that despiteknowing the fact that it might inflict considerable damage to his blood essence.

Boom!

After the release of such potent power, a large portion of the ground collapsed beneath the ruthlesssurge of aura. Water Kylin gnashed and revealed his beastly teeth, looking fierce. Dragging hismassive feet, he walked forwards for a few more steps.

When he neared the skeleton, using his huge mouth, Water Kylin immediately bit off the drippingfluid that was spinning around the skeleton.

As Water Kylin stomped hard on the ground, some of the bile fluid spilled on the ground. With that,the beast started to retreat, sauntering back to where Darren was waiting. After a few moments,when it reached the place where the extraordinary power was endurable, he took the chance, andinstantly flew towards Darren and stood limping beside him.

Seeing him accomplish the task, Darren glorified the beast, "You are a worthy legendary beast thatcame from the Ancient Age. You are indeed, powerful. I am proud of you!"

Hearing those flattering words from his master, Water Kylin felt a glow of pride. Without hisknowledge, tears streamed down from his eyes.

Darren thought it was just right and fitting to praise the beast after he had experienced suchenormous pain. “But why can't he stop crying? Is there something wrong with what I have said?Does it remind him of something?" Darren asked himself silently.

"Fuck! That hurts. Boo-hoo-hoo."

The next thing Darren knew, Water Kylin was rolling on the ground, crying like a child.

Startled by Water Kylin's silly actions, Darren rolled his eyes, feeling speechless. He thought that heshould not have praised the beast at all. He was such a brat.

"Twice! My bones were fractured by that vicious power twice! And I can't even cry now? I have to letit all out!" Seeing the look of disdain on Darren's face, the beast hollered with tears in his eyes."That's right; you go ahead and cry. You deserve it. When you are done crying, you can give me thefluid,” Darren said while drawing a faint smile on his face.

"Ah?" At the mention of the fluid, Water Kylin looked up and stared at Darren with a blankexpression. "Fluid? What fluid? I have swallowed it all. It was tasteless,” Water Kylin exclaimed."Fuck! What?" Hearing that, Darren jumped up with rage. “That bastard swallowed the bloodline?"Darren thought to himself.

"Master, please don't hit me. Boo-hoo.” Sensing that Darren was in a rage, Water Kylin whimperedand begged pathetically.

After Darren calmed down, he shook his head and said, "That's all right. You risked your life to getthat fluid. It is not that big deal if you have swallowed it. But it was a waste of the bloodline since itdoes you no good."