All Heavens: Starting as a Sacrifice

There will always be some people who stay behind to repair, polish stone tools, maintain bows and arrows, and make traps.

Most of the villagers use stone tools, with only a handful of iron tools.

Living in a desolate wilderness, they lack mineral veins, and even if they do have them, they find it difficult to mine and smelt them.

These iron artifacts in my hand were made by some ancestors who found some exposed iron ore.

Li Yi also stood in front of the willow tree, his expression very serious. He was also praying, praying for the Willow God's blessing.

After all, praying to the Willow Goddess for protection is truly effective now.

It's not just psychological comfort; it's that as long as you pray, she will truly protect you.

Where else can you find such a good thing! You should hurry up and pray to latch onto this powerful figure.

This isn't just a thigh, it's a golden thigh.

A short and very simple prayer.

Afterwards, they set off into the wilderness, treading through the mountain mist.

The forest at dawn is like a giant beast, its jaws wide open, mercilessly devouring all life that enters it.

Li Yi strode forward and disappeared into the forest, like a drop of water entering the ocean, unable to have any impact on the entire sea.

Arriving in the wilderness, he was not only a hunter, but also prey for those ferocious beasts.

Who gets to hunt whom first depends on their own skill.

The fog in the forest grew even thicker, forcing Li Yi to slow his pace and wait for the men from Stone Village from time to time.

Their strength is actually not weak; each of them has at least the strength of a junior general, thanks to the unique environment here.

Moreover, Li Yi could clearly sense that their aptitude was by no means weak.

However, due to various reasons, he did not receive sufficient resources for training, and perhaps due to a lack of cultivation methods, his strength improved slowly.

Li Yi planned to teach them part of the cultivation method that Liu Shen had given him, so that their strength could be further improved.

After all, the people of Stone Village saved his life. If they hadn't brought him to the village, he would most likely have been devoured by ferocious beasts if he had been stranded in the wilderness.

After all, the blood and qi of ferocious beasts are a great tonic for him, and he is also a great tonic for ferocious beasts.

The forest is lush with vegetation, dense with shrubs, teeming with snakes, insects, and venomous ants, and lurking with ferocious beasts. Towering ancient trees hundreds of feet tall are everywhere.

The people of Shicun have lived in the mountains and forests for a long time, and they do not walk on the ground, but rely on the vines and branches between the trees to move forward.

Within many of the magnificent ancient trees, there are temporary outposts they have established, where they can replenish supplies and rest for a while.

Li Yi cautiously observed his surroundings. At this moment, the entire mountain forest had just awakened, and many poisonous insects and ferocious beasts were active.

Not far away, on a large tree, there was a beetle the size of a washbasin. However, behind the beetle, there was a python as thick as a person, which was eager to pounce.

The python pounced on the beetle like a slingshot and swallowed it whole.

Two scorpions, each the size of a human head, were fighting fiercely in the bushes on the ground.

Upon seeing the two scorpions, Shi Linhu jumped down from the tree with great joy.

He stretched out his fan-like palm, grabbed the two scorpions, and threw them into the stone jar he carried with him.

The two scorpions struggled incessantly, but their struggles gradually weakened as the stone jar was sealed shut.

He placed the stone jar in a tree hollow nearby, planning to retrieve it when he returned to the village.

Li Yi had already opened his mind and was carefully observing his surroundings for any rare or precious medicinal herbs.

The natural resources of the Great Wilderness are so abundant that they far surpass not only the world of Shrouding the Sky, but also the Earth that devours the world.

Rare medicinal herbs and rare herbs are readily available, and there are also many rare and precious natural treasures.

More importantly, these rare and precious materials themselves have considerable value. In addition to energizing the Heavenly Treasure Record, they can also enhance one's aptitude.

This is actually the most important point: things that can improve one's qualifications are everywhere in this world.

But once it enters the world of devouring, it becomes a rare and precious item.

These are two worlds with an inherent gap. Different environments have led them to develop completely different cultivation methods and completely different social structures.

Li Yi planned to collect a batch of medicines that could enhance one's aptitude, and he also wanted to study alchemy.

Refine pills that can enhance aptitude, and then bring these aptitude-enhancing pills back to the Devouring World.

They travel into space to sell these pills, profiting from the price difference between the two worlds.

After all, medicines that can directly improve aptitude rather than forcibly replenish energy are rare in the entire Devouring World.

Devouring most of the world's other cultivation resources does not help improve one's aptitude; it is essentially an energy carrier.

It allows cultivators to absorb nutrients quickly and easily, but it cannot break through the cultivator's own limits.

Even if Luo Feng were to travel to the universe, the only way he could improve the aptitude of Earthlings would be through the most basic method.

First, improve the current strength of Earthlings, then wait.

As humanity multiplies and thrives, each generation will be stronger and more gifted than the last.

Li Yi could already imagine what he would do if he managed to get his hands on a batch of pills that could improve one's aptitude.

If it were to return to space, it could fetch an incredibly high price.

After acquiring a large amount of funds, use these funds to upgrade and arm yourself, further enhancing your strength.

There's no other way; the current level of technological development in the Devouring World is quite high, and it has a stable market.

However, Zhetian and Perfect World clearly do not have this advantage; they lack a stable market and their communication is extremely backward.

Selling the items to him won't fetch a high price, and if you're not financially strong, you might even get robbed.

But if I am much stronger than them, why should I sell my stuff to them?

Even so, it was enough. He could obtain spiritual herbs that could improve his aptitude from this world at a very low cost.

The premise is that he is strong enough; otherwise, he wouldn't even have the chance to acquire spiritual herbs and would likely be killed directly.

Chapter Seventy-Nine: The Hunt

“Stone, there’s a ferocious beast behind you, but it’s not very strong,” Li Yi said in a deep voice.

With his strength and mental power, once he extends his reach to a radius of several miles, almost nothing can escape his notice.

Upon entering this place, they are both hunters and prey, and some ferocious beasts naturally want to hunt them.

It doesn't matter if Li Yi doesn't come; since we're here, we can't just stand by and watch.

Behind the man he called Stone, a leopard over ten feet long with mottled patterns was eyeing him menacingly.

Reminded by him, Shi Tou suddenly grabbed the stone spear at his waist and thrust it backward without even looking.

Before the leopard could react, a stone spear pierced its throat.

This is the cruelty of the Great Wilderness, where life and death can be decided in the blink of an eye.

Continuing his exploration, Li Yi occasionally picked up some old medicines he had found.

Not only was he collecting, but many men from Shicun Village were also helping him collect.

Ginseng, Ganoderma lucidum, and Polygonum multiflorum were quickly collected in large quantities.

Li Yi was also constantly exploring forward. Although Stone Village was located in the Great Wilderness, it was only on the very edge of the Great Wilderness.

Most of the animals living here are just ordinary beasts, and even those few with ferocious bloodlines are not particularly powerful.

There is only a tiny, extremely faint trace of ancient bloodline.

Hunting in the mountains and forests, Shi Linhu laughed extremely happily, his mouth almost reaching his ears.

Li Yi's trip with them this time greatly improved their hunting efficiency.

The ferocious beasts that he couldn't deal with on ordinary days were merely a matter of a thought for Li Yi.

Hunting is much more efficient, and more importantly, it allows you to detect dangers in advance.

This made their hunting much safer, without having to take such great risks as before, when everything in the wilderness was unknown.

Soon it got dark, and they needed to get back to the village before the sun went down.

The wilderness at night is more dangerous than ever.

Once night falls, those ferocious beasts will become active.

Their night vision is limited, which greatly reduces their safety.

Therefore, the villagers' hunting range would not exceed a radius of 100 li (approximately 50 kilometers) around the village.

The farther away a place is, the more it represents the unknown.

In the Great Wilderness, the unknown equals danger and death.

Everyone was happy on the way back to the village; their hunt had yielded four or five times more prey than usual.

The environment in the wilderness is dangerous and the conditions are very harsh.

Even though the people of Shicun Village hunt very hard every day, they can't eat meat every day.

Moreover, hunting itself is very dangerous, and if the environment changes, such as heavy rain or dense fog, sometimes it is impossible to go out hunting for many days.

Therefore, most of the time the villagers' food consisted of nothing more than steamed wheat rice and dried meat.

With so much prey this time, we should be able to eat meat for many days to come.

This certainly made them very happy.

Li Yi was also very happy. This time, he not only found a large number of rare mountain delicacies and old medicines, but also found several spiritual herbs.

These medicinal herbs have existed for countless years and have acquired a trace of spirituality, making them true treasures of nature.

Moreover, he could roughly tell that these elixirs were extremely effective.

It was even more effective than any rare and precious herb I had ever found before.

Although the Great Wilderness is boundless and sparsely populated, it is a treasure trove for me, and I will explore it slowly.

If given the opportunity, he plans to train the people of Stone Village so that they can better explore the Great Wilderness once they become stronger.