All Heavens: Starting as a Sacrifice

We can only take it one step at a time and find a relatively safe place first.

As Li Yi was pondering this, he heard Nannan shout with great joy.

"Brother, brother, look what this is!" she cried as she ran over.

She was carrying a small, gray rabbit, weighing no more than three or four pounds.

The rabbit was being grabbed by both ears and was still struggling desperately, kicking its hind legs.

Upon seeing this, Li Yi immediately reached out his hand. Even though his current situation was very bad, he still had the strength to grab a rabbit.

"Where did you catch him?" Li Yi asked casually.

Nannan excitedly pointed to the bushes not far away, "There are many more over there, but I can only catch this one."

She looked at the little rabbit, very excited and happy.

"Brother, can you roast a rabbit? Let's have it for lunch." Nannan looked up.

For her, who had been starving for so many days, no matter how cute the rabbit was, it was of no use and was not as valuable as a hearty meal.

"Okay." Li Yi nodded slightly, his mind searching through his storage space.

When he killed that boy, he found two ancient sheepskin scrolls and a bottle of pills on his body.

The elixir was placed inside a jade bottle, which was carved with many beautiful patterns.

Li Yi gently opened the bottle, and the fragrance of herbs wafted out, indicating that it was either a healing medicine or at least a pill that could benefit the human body.

It probably isn't some kind of poison pill, though that's just his rough guess.

There were only five pills in the bottle. He slowly poured one out and placed it near the rabbit's mouth.

To rule out the possibility of poison, he decided to test the poison on the rabbit first.

The gray rabbit swallowed the pill, and Li Yi waited silently, observing its changes.

More than an hour later, the gray rabbit was still active, even more so than before, kicking its legs excitedly.

Li Yi nodded in satisfaction. Looking at it this way, the pill should not be poisonous.

Not only is it non-toxic, it may even help heal wounds. Even if it cannot heal wounds, there will be no harm in eating it.

Once he confirmed this, he didn't hesitate. He immediately crushed the gray rabbit to death, took out a dagger, skinned it, and bled it out.

While processing the rabbit's internal organs, I found half a pill that hadn't been digested. I took it out, rinsed it several times with water, and prepared to use it later.

Then, he temporarily put the processed rabbit meat into his storage space and took out a pill to swallow.

A medicinal power dissolved in his abdomen and quickly flowed to his limbs and bones. This power was very gentle and rapidly healed his injuries.

Li Yi attempted to use a guiding technique to direct the power to his arms, while simultaneously absorbing and refining it.

The effect is very good; he can clearly feel his arms recovering.

Unfortunately, one pill was far from enough, so the rabbit swallowed the pill it hadn't fully digested.

He immediately felt his arms recover three times faster. He silently refined the power of the pill and slowly opened his eyes after an unknown amount of time.

Li Yi looked relaxed, and with a light clench of his fists, the bandages on his arms burst open instantly.

Most of his injuries have healed, his arms have fully recovered, and more importantly, his internal organs have been basically repaired.

The only leg that wasn't broken has now regained mobility.

Li Yi began to repair the rest of his bones, including the numerous broken ribs and his other leg, by moving his hands.

His bones were returned to their original positions, but the scars on his skin could not be repaired.

With all his bones put back together, he was no longer a broken person.

Before this, he was like a book that had been read so many times that it could fall apart at any moment.

With his bones back in place, he regained some mobility, but he still couldn't engage in strenuous exercise.

I still have three pills left. After taking one more pill and spending some time, I should be able to restore myself to my peak condition by tomorrow.

Li Yi took out the processed fresh rabbit meat and began to roast it. He didn't have many seasonings in his storage space; the only seasoning he had was salt.

His skills weren't particularly good; they were only average.

But when the rabbit meat was roasted until it was golden brown and juicy, Nannan still swallowed hard. Seeing this, Li Yi tore off a rabbit leg.

"Be careful, it's hot." Li Yi said with a smile, looking at her somewhat impatient expression.

After eating the roasted rabbit, for a long time afterward, Nannan wanted to catch another rabbit.

Unfortunately, perhaps some of the rabbits became wary, or perhaps she was too small and thin, and she was unable to catch one even by nightfall.

"Go to sleep, I'll go catch it tomorrow morning," Li Yi said softly.

"Mmm." Nannan nodded, full of anticipation and joy, waiting for the roasted rabbit meat tomorrow morning.

Li Yi still didn't rest. His body had recovered considerably, and he could continue his cultivation.

The speed is not as fast as before, but we absolutely cannot waste this time.

Having spent so long devouring worlds, he had already developed a habit of ascetic training. Moreover, the current situation was actually more dangerous than when he was devouring worlds.

Every bit of strength increases the chance of survival; who knows what ferocious beasts or monsters might roam the mountains and forests?

After a night of arduous training, by the time dawn broke, his injuries had fully healed, and he was back to his peak condition.

Chapter Thirty-Five: The Secret of the Sheepskin Scroll

Li Yi tore off the bandages on his body and couldn't help but move his body, a feeling of unprecedented pleasure filling his mind and body.

He stretched lazily, and with a light leap, he was a hundred meters away.

No destruction, no construction. I suffered serious injuries this time, but my strength has also increased considerably.

Most importantly, it was those few pills that allowed him to take his strength to the next level.

Li Yi stepped into the forest, lightly leaped onto an ancient tree, and gazed into the distance to observe the surrounding scenery.

Behind him was a large mountain, now completely dark, with countless fallen leaves piled up into ash.

That was where he set off the raging fire, which must be quite far from where he was now, at least a hundred miles away.

If he hadn't been standing at a high vantage point, and if his eyesight hadn't improved as a martial artist, and if that mountain hadn't been so conspicuous, he might not have been able to spot him.

What he didn't expect was that he, who was seriously injured back then, was able to run nearly a hundred miles.

This distance is nothing to me now that I'm in good physical condition; I could run this distance in ten minutes on flat ground.

But for someone who was severely injured back then, being able to run this far is truly remarkable.

But we're still a bit too close. We should continue deeper into the mountains and forests, away from there.

Li Yi jumped down from the giant tree and headed northwest. He had just found a spring there and was preparing to wash himself off the bloodstains.

In late autumn, the spring water was icy cold. Yet he leaped directly into the pool, and moments later threw a large fish, about a foot long, out of the water.

Perhaps because it is a deserted place, there are many large fish in this pool.

Li Yi jumped out of the pool, threw out a bag the size of a fist, took out some casual clothes from it, changed into them, processed the big fish a little, and then left.

On the way back, I caught another rabbit and took a few bird eggs.

For several days in a row, apart from one meal of roasted rabbit, he kept eating high-energy foods until he was almost sick of them.

Back at the boulder where he had set up camp, he quickly began preparing all the food.

There weren't many cooking utensils, so the only way to cook was by baking.

As for the bird eggs, he found a large stone, heated it up, and then put the bird eggs on it to fry.

The cooking methods are primitive and outdated, but the taste is still much, much better than high-energy foods.

The little girl was sleeping when she smelled the aroma of grilled fish or heard the sizzling sound of roasted rabbit meat.

She slowly woke up from her deep sleep, leaned against the rock, and rubbed her sleepy eyes.

She was clearly still a bit sleepy, and she drowsily made her way to the fire and sat down gently.

Seeing this, Li Yi couldn't help but shake his head and chuckle.

"Eat first," he said softly, extinguishing the fire.

After finishing this meal, we will prepare to leave this place.

The little girl sat there in a daze for a while before she groggily picked up the food and started eating.

She swallowed her food in large gulps, making sure to finish every last bite.

Having been hungry for an unknown amount of time in the mountains, she became unusually sensitive to food, wanting to eat every single bite as quickly as possible.

Having more food than you can eat is simply the best thing in the world.

Nannan carefully tore off a rabbit leg and handed it to Li Yi, who reached out and took it.

There was a lot of food, and the two of them quickly devoured a small portion, but there was still a lot left.

Li Yi stopped eating, took out two ancient sheepskin scrolls, and began to try to read the text on them.

The Treasure Record of All Heavens helped him understand the language of this world, but it did not help him understand the written language.

However, he wasn't completely unable to understand the writing on the parchment.

The characters on the parchment belong to a type of ancient Chinese script, and he was able to understand a considerable portion of them.

Combining this with the context, he could understand about 70-80% of it.

"Nannan, can you read?" he asked in a low voice, not holding out much hope.

He could roughly imagine that in today's world, knowledge is definitely a luxury, something that not just anyone can learn simply by thinking about it and wanting to.

She walked up to the parchment scroll, held up her little dark finger, and said, "This one, this one, I recognize; this one, I don't recognize."

Li Yi smiled and nodded, feeling a bit surprised and delighted. He hadn't expected that she actually knew a few words.

Although I don't know much about it, it's still extremely rare.

Combining the few words she knew with her own understanding, she guessed and made inferences.