Douluo: Reincarnation of Leosli, punishing the evildoers

The far north, located to the north of the Heavenly Dou Empire, is a world covered in ice and snow, cold and silent.

This is a terrifying place, where temperatures consistently drop below -60 degrees Celsius, and the ice content is extremely high, making it difficult for ordinary people to endure. Deadly gales occasionally sweep through the area, and those who encounter them have almost no chance of survival.

The closer you get to the core area, the lower the temperature becomes, and you might even find extremely cold substances like the Ten-Thousand-Year-Old Mystic Ice Marrow. Despite this, some humans still venture deep into this dangerous land.

The far north has the largest number of soul beasts in the Douluo Continent, and most ice-attribute soul masters born here come here to obtain soul rings.

Of course, it's not like no one has ever been here, but those people are mostly Soul Emperor level experts, otherwise no one would come here.

Few of those who come here make it back alive.

If Leosley and his group could still see a few people when they first entered the Frost Forest, they could hardly see a single ghost after entering the depths of the Frost Forest.

It's not that no one comes here, but that everyone who does has to be extremely careful, because if they encounter a soul beast, they might not be able to return.

Leosley and his group are now almost at the outer edge of the Frost Forest.

This is probably the safest place; at least soul beasts rarely appear there.

Deep in the far north, Leosley and his two companions traveled slowly.

Compared to Leosley and Siegfried's unchanging outfits, Shui Bing'er wore a lot more.

It was almost three layers inside and three layers outside.

Although martial spirits can affect a person's physique to some extent, Shui Bing'er's Ice Feather Phoenix can indeed resist low temperatures to a certain degree.

But after all, this is deep in the far north, and even the outermost temperature is enough to make Shui Bing'er suffer.

That's why Leosley suggested that Shui Bing'er first acclimatize herself on the outskirts of the Frost Forest.

Otherwise, you'd be "frozen" as soon as you got in, and then you wouldn't be able to go back.

However, they are now getting closer to the voice in Shui Bing'er's mind.

Actually, Shui Bing'er didn't know how strong the voice was at first, but during her time in the far north, she could clearly feel her martial spirit slowly growing stronger.

After all, the far north is a relatively strong simulated cultivation environment. If one can obtain a soul ring here, the gains will probably be substantial.

Although it is the smallest, it is home to most of the soul beasts that "make a living" in the far north.

Of course, most of the soul beasts in the Frost Forest are between ten and a hundred years old, and there are very few that are over a thousand years old, because those beings are basically inside the Frost Forest and rarely appear in this "fringe area".

The location where Leosley and his group are now has probably meant they've missed out on those thousand-year-old or even ten-thousand-year-old soul beasts.

As for those Soul Emperor level experts, it's probably the same; otherwise, they wouldn't only dare to linger in the outer areas.

Of course, even here, they had to be careful, because they all knew that the high-level soul beasts were almost all in that direction.

In that far northern land, time seems to be a bit mischievous, giving us only one alternation of day and night throughout the year.

Yes, that's right, it's either continuous polar day or endless polar night.

It was the time of polar day, the sky a dazzling white, like an endless canvas merging with the snow beneath their feet, truly a dreamlike scene. Amidst the wind and snow, a mournful cry rang out, and a massive body crashed to the ground before Leosley and his companions. Leosley went forward to investigate and discovered it was a white-furred giant wolf, nearly ten meters long.

This is almost a major characteristic of the far north; basically all furry soul beasts are white.

"Teacher, what is this?" Shui Bing'er was curious when she saw the huge wolf. After all, she knew that the soul beasts in the far north were quite powerful, but now the teacher had "gone" with a single punch. This was too ordinary, wasn't it?

Shui Bing'er was well aware of Leosli's strength; as a Limit Douluo-level expert, defeating these soul beasts was child's play for him.

Leosley smiled upon hearing this. If it were anywhere else, he wouldn't have been able to kill these soul beasts with a single punch. But this was the far north, where the environment could almost affect a person's physique.

However, now that a soul beast has come to his doorstep, Leosley naturally has no intention of letting it go.

"Snow wolves are relatively common soul beasts in the far north, but this is the first time I've seen a lone snow wolf."

Snow wolves, like ordinary wolves, are social spirit beasts, but Leosley glanced at it just now and it seemed that only this snow wolf was there. Perhaps it had encountered some danger?
Higewen also went over to take a look, and it was unclear what she was touching.

"This should be an old wolf king."

"The Old Wolf King?"

Upon hearing this, Leosley suddenly realized what was going on.

After all, in a wolf pack, leadership is earned through armed struggle. A new generation of leaders challenges the old leader's position and eventually takes their place. In this situation, the old leader is driven out of the pack and forced to live alone, or even face greater survival risks due to injuries or other reasons.

but.
This doesn't make sense in the Douluo Continent!

Having stayed in Douluo Continent for so long, Xigewen understands that, in general, the longer a soul beast lives, the stronger it becomes. Logically, soul beasts shouldn't exhibit the same behavior as humans, where old leaders are driven out.

But what's going on now?

“I think it must be that a stronger wolf has appeared in the pack. Duke, you yourself said that strength cannot always be judged by age, so I think this wolf king has been replaced by a stronger wolf.”

Leiosley smiled upon hearing this, noting that this characteristic of wolves was most common in the far north.

Of course, in the far north, old soul beasts rarely appear, since the far north is almost entirely populated by "new recruits".

That snow wolf was probably "driven away" by the other snow wolves because it was no match for them, right?

As for why they ended up here, they probably got lost after being expelled.

After all, the far north is not the human world. The wind and snow are so strong that even some soul beasts may sometimes lose their way.

"Let's keep going." Leosley glanced at the snow wolf's corpse, then prepared to lead Shui Bing'er and the others forward.

Higewen just touched it, there's no soul bone.

Yes, the far north is not lacking in 100,000-year-old soul beasts, and the races of two of the three kings of the far north—the Titan Snow Demon Clan and the Ice Jade Scorpion Clan—are the two most powerful races in this region. Other races are basically not even in the running.

Those like snow wolves are even more so. (End of Chapter)