God Destroying Pearl

Song Yun's heart was beating like a drum. He didn't dare to stop for a moment and kept performing space teleportation. Each teleportation made his position change subtly, so as to get rid of the group of giant locust moths that were chasing him from behind.

Song Yun knew that if he continued to run away endlessly like this, his spiritual power would soon be exhausted, and such a large-scale spatial fluctuation would likely attract the attention of other monsters in the forest, but this was the best solution he could think of at the moment.

At this life-and-death moment, Song Yun's brain was working rapidly, and he was quickly thinking of a countermeasure in his mind.

He knew that he had to find a way to get rid of these monsters, or at least distract them.

His eyes quickly scanned the surrounding environment, looking for any possible escape routes or natural barriers that could be used.

Suddenly, his eyes fell on the trees about two hundred meters ahead, where there were several birds with white throat feathers and blood-red underfeathers.

Song Yun was delighted because he knew this kind of bird. It was the natural enemy of the Chinese tallow moth, the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul.

These birds are nearly one meter long. They are quietly perched on the branches and seem to be unaware of the movement here.

Their aura is around that of a fourth-level demon beast, and although there are not many of them, their attack power should not be underestimated.

Song Yun did not hesitate, he immediately took out a fireball talisman from his storage bag.

He poured his spiritual power into the fireball talisman and then hurled it towards the direction of the birds.

The fireball drew an arc in the air and then exploded among the trees near the birds, making a deafening sound and dazzling light.

Afterwards, Song Yun quickly took out two ice sword talismans from the storage bag.

Song Yun injected spiritual power into the Ice Sword Talisman, and the Ice Sword Talisman immediately emitted a faint blue light.

Then Song Yun quickly turned around and threw the ice sword talisman in the direction of the group of giant locust moths.

The talisman instantly turned into several ice swords and flew towards the group of giant locust moths.

The ice swords were extremely fast. They drew graceful arcs in the air and then indiscriminately hit the wings of several giant locust moths.

The Chinese tallow silkworm moths hit by the ice swords screamed in pain. Their wings were pierced by the ice swords and they could no longer fly.

These injured Chinese tallow silkworm moths staggered to the ground and could no longer chase Song Yun.

At the same time, the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbuls were attracted by the movement here. They made sharp chirps and flapped their wings to fly towards the injured Chinese tallow moth.

Song Yun took the opportunity to use spatial teleportation to quickly leave the area and hide in the nearby woods.

Song Yun hid behind a tree and observed the fight between the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul and the Chinese Tallow Silkworm Moth.

With a clear bird call, the White-throated and Red-rumped Bulbuls swooped down like an arrow. They were so fast that they drew silver trails in the air and went straight to the vital points of the Chinese tallow moth.

The group of giant Chinese tallow moths were thrown into disarray by the sudden attack, and their attention was completely attracted by the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul.

As a fourth-level monster, the Chinese tallow silkworm moth is naturally not an easy opponent to deal with.

They reacted quickly and flapped their wings, causing a strong wind that blew up the surrounding leaves and dust, forming a small storm.

This strong wind not only blocked the vision of the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbuls, but also weakened their attack power, dissolving their attacks into nothingness.

Upon seeing this, the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul immediately changed their tactics. They flipped flexibly in the air to avoid the counterattack of the Chinese tallow moth.

The Chinese tallow moths were not to be outdone. They used their huge size and powerful strength to continuously flap their wings, creating streams of air in an attempt to knock the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul down from the air.

Song Yun knew that although these white-throated and red-rumped bulbuls were brave, they might not be a match for the Chinese tallow moth in terms of numbers.

He must leave here as soon as possible and find a safer area.

After confirming that the group of giant silkworm moths had been completely restrained by the white-throated red-rumped bulbul, Song Yun left the scene quietly.

Not long after, Song Yun was walking through the tung tree forest, his eyes scanning the surroundings, looking for a suitable place to rest.

Later, he found a hidden Chinese tallow tree. The tree had dense branches and leaves, enough to cover his figure, and its location was relatively hidden, making it difficult to be discovered.

Song Yun's spiritual sense spread out like a big net, carefully exploring the surrounding environment. After confirming that there was no danger around, he carefully climbed up the tree.

The spirit bird left Song Yun's shoulder and flew to another branch.

Song Yun found a comfortable spot on the tree, took out the spirit stone, sat down cross-legged, and began to recover his consumed spiritual power.

He closed his eyes, adjusted his breathing, and entered a state of cultivation.

The surrounding spiritual energy began to slowly gather towards him, and the spiritual power in his body began to flow.

About an hour later, Song Yun slowly opened his eyes from his cultivation state.

There was a gleam of brilliance in his eyes, and it was obvious that his spiritual power had recovered to its best condition.

Song Yun released his spiritual sense, which spread out like water waves, and carefully explored the movements around him.

After making sure there was nothing unusual around him, he quickly climbed down the tree and landed on the ground silently.

Afterwards, Song Yun did not waste any time and began to continue looking for tung tree seeds that met the requirements nearby.

His eyes scanned the woods, looking for the plump, dark-colored seeds of the Chinese tallow tree.

It took nearly two more hours, and Song Yun finally completed the number of tung tree seeds required for the sect's mission.

In addition, he also collected an extra portion in case of emergency.

After taking a short rest, Song Yun identified the direction. He prepared to leave the tung tree forest and go to the Void Valley as soon as possible.

While moving forward, Song Yun coincidentally passed by the place where the White-throated Red-rumped Bulbul and the Chinese Tunghua Silkworm Moth had fought before.

By this time, the battle was over and silence had returned to the surroundings, with only the occasional bird song and rustling of leaves.

Song Yun approached cautiously, his footsteps were light and made almost no sound.

He found some dry bones on the ground, some of which belonged to the Chinese tallow silk moth and some to the white-throated red-rumped bulbul. These dry bones silently told the cruelty of the battle that had just taken place.

As Song Yun continued to move forward, the edge of the tung tree forest gradually became visible.

More than an hour later...

Song Yun finally saw the scene outside the forest from afar.

Through the sparse tree trunks, Song Yun could see a green meadow outside.

Song Yun's mood became excited, and he quickened his pace. After a while, he finally stood at the edge of the tung tree forest again.

He took a deep breath of fresh air, feeling the last bit of coolness coming from the forest.

The grassy field outside came fully into view, a large expanse of green swaying gently in the breeze, and in the distance, the vague silhouette of a canyon could be seen.