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The Kunpeng skeleton was entirely golden and indestructible, enormous like a tree trunk a hundred meters thick. It was the only skeleton in the entire giant nest; the rest of the bones and flesh had long since disappeared.

It's obvious without even thinking that after the Kunpeng perished, although its flesh and bones did not decay, they were still a treasure of the world and had long been devoured by countless powerful wild beasts.

The remains of the Kunpeng must have fallen into the hands of various powerful beings. In the primordial universe, the price of the Kunpeng remains was ridiculously high, to the point that they were priceless and unavailable.

With his superior privileges in the virtual universe, Rean found out the price of the Kunpeng remains, which required tens of trillions of points. If converted into Hunyuan units, the price would be even more outrageous.

With Rean's current wealth, he couldn't afford it at all, but now he's easily gotten his hands on such a large one.

However, just as Rean was storing the Kunpeng remains into his inner world and preparing to leave, an extremely terrifying aura suddenly came from the distant sky. Without a doubt, it was the Golden-Winged Roc King who had returned.

The Golden-Winged Roc King possesses at least the strength of a Universe Venerable, and he is definitely not an ordinary Universe Venerable. Rean does not want to face him now, as the gap is simply too large.

Rean's current strength can only be considered as that of an invincible newcomer to the Kinghood. He is not yet qualified to fight against a Universe Venerable unless he can bring out all the fire demons of the Abyss Canyon, but that is obviously unlikely at present.

Thanks to the bloodline characteristics of the Golden-Winged Roc and Rean's understanding of the fundamental laws of space, Rean escaped the Golden-Winged Roc King's perception range first and successfully returned to where Tantai Mingyue and the others were.

Tantai Mingyue and the others naturally knew that he had left at night, but they only thought that he had gone out to hunt wild beasts as usual. They had no idea that he had already taken a trip to the Kunpeng's nest and had even taken the Kunpeng's remains from the mouth of the Golden-Winged Roc King.

Within his inner world, Rean peeled off a small portion from the Kunpeng's remains, attempting to use it to nurture his first clone.

Although he knew very well that the owner of the Kunpeng remains had long surpassed the level of a World Lord and even reached the level of a top-tier cosmic overlord, Rean also knew that after absorbing the bloodline of the Golden Horned Beast, his avatar talent was far beyond what an ordinary Golden Horned Beast could possess.

The Golden Horned Beast's ability to create clones requires obtaining one slot each at the Stellar, Cosmic, and Domain Lord levels. The genetic level of the clone being conceived cannot exceed one hundred times that of the beast itself, and the realm of the clone cannot exceed that of a World Lord.

However, the clone talent that Rean currently possesses is still no more than a hundred times his own genetic level, but it can give birth to creatures no more than two realms above his own. In other words, as a World Lord, he can give birth to creatures at the level of a Universe Venerable.

Although Kunpeng is a top-tier cosmic overlord, it still falls under the category of cosmic venerables, so theoretically it is possible to successfully conceive it. However, Rean was still somewhat apprehensive.

However, seeing that Kunpeng's genes were successfully absorbed and formed a giant golden sphere, Rean was completely relieved.

After the clone began to develop, he immediately understood that the Kunpeng's genetic level had reached six thousand times. This was an extremely rare and special life form. Even the most powerful World Tree only had a few thousand times the genetic level.

Moreover, this Kunpeng is quite magical. It possesses the innate abilities to transform into Kun and Peng. After transforming into Kun, it can control water and time, and after transforming into Peng, it can control wind and space.

Even if such an ability cannot compare to that of a born beast god, it is still one of the most terrifying. Originally, Rean was also thinking of taking a leaf from the World Tree and possessing a World Tree clone, which would be extremely useful to him, making his inner world incredibly powerful.

His inner world was already incredibly powerful, and if he were to add the infinitely large World Tree, a divine body, to his inner world, it would be absolutely heaven-defying. Even if it were to transform into a divine kingdom or even a miniature universe, it would still be an extremely stable existence.

The original text says that someone cultivated a Tree of Life using only a branch of the World Tree, which made his divine kingdom so stable that it became abnormal. He would then use the power of his divine kingdom to kill his opponents.

The coordinates of the divine kingdom were originally an extremely private matter and could not be easily exposed, precisely because it was feared that if someone entered the divine kingdom, they would destroy it. This would be tantamount to the destruction of the divine kingdom's main god, who would not only be unable to make any further progress, but would also suffer a great loss of strength.

Therefore, a powerful divine kingdom is very important, so a World Tree clone is a very suitable choice for Rean.

However, the World Tree's strength was truly abnormal. Even if it couldn't compare to Kunpeng in his lifetime, it was definitely more terrifying than the Golden-Winged Roc King. Rean couldn't even defeat the Golden-Winged Roc King, so how could he dare to offend the World Tree?

It should be noted that the World Tree's innate ability is to control space and time, which is even more terrifying than Rean's current innate abilities. Once Rean takes a branch from the World Tree, he probably won't even be able to escape.

Rather than that, it would be better to nurture the Kunpeng first and let its clones seize the branches and leaves of the World Tree. After all, even if the Kunpeng dies, it can be resurrected through the power of the primordial core.

However, Rean already knew after the gestation began that it would take 120 years to develop this Kunpeng clone.

This is the result of Rean's current genetic level reaching 2,800 times. The higher his genetic level, the shorter the time it takes to develop a clone. If he were to develop a creature with a genetic level several hundred times higher, it might only take a few years to complete the process.

But the Kunpeng is at a genetic level of six thousand times, so its gestation time is naturally much longer.

After obtaining the Kunpeng's remains, Rean and his group continued their journey into the depths of Buzhou Mountain. Their destination was a place called Xuantian Cave, where the treasure of the Fairy Gushe was hidden.

Along the way, they encountered many wild beasts, each one extremely powerful. Even the weakest of them had reached the limit of the King level, and the strongest was even at the level of a Universe Venerable.

Of course, the strength of an individual naturally means its scarcity. The number of wild beasts encountered at Buzhou Mountain was more than a hundred times less than the number of wild beasts encountered in the Eastern Wilderness Swamp.

Rean didn't make many moves along the way. After all, he couldn't handle the cosmic-level beasts, and the limit-level kings posed no challenge to him. He usually only made moves against invincible kings.

Even so, the number of invincible beasts that died at his hands exceeded the number on both hands, which was indeed incredible. After all, even in the primordial universe, the number of invincible beasts was very small. Who would have thought that there would be so many invincible beasts in Buzhou Mountain?

Of course, wild beasts are just wild beasts after all; they are merely special creatures and cannot form large groups. Some of the primordial exotic species are even solitary individuals, and killing one means one less is lost. (End of Chapter)