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Chapter 666 - 669: Annihilate the Entire Clan [4th update, please subscribe]
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Chapter 666: Chapter 669: Annihilate the Entire Clan [4th update, please subscribe]

"Get lost. Go back to where you came from."

When Wu Tian spoke, the space fell silent.

The Heavenly Serpent’s face twitched, rage boiling in his heart. He had kindly invited Wu Tian to be his right-hand man, but he never expected such a response. He wanted to kill him, but the Heavenly Serpent was no fool.

If we really fought, I probably couldn’t win.

After all, Wu Tian had slaughtered the Sacrificial Spirits of a Three-Star Power, a feat the Heavenly Serpent knew he was incapable of.

I must endure! As long as I endure, my day for revenge will come.

"Yes... I was wrong. I’m sorry. I’ll get lost now."

Frustrated, the Heavenly Serpent had no choice but to leave. He had arrived on horseback, a model of nobility, but he left in disarray, a complete disgrace.

Wu Tian let out a small chuckle. Within his Spiritual Sense, he saw that Qin Yuhan’s struggle against the tigress was finally turning, and she was beginning to lose.

It’s time for me to step in.

Holding the little one, his body flickered and he moved rapidly toward the loft where Qin Yuhan was.

...

In the loft, the tigress had finally overpowered Qin Yuhan.

"You’re my hostage. Come with me now," the tigress demanded. She had approached with caution and planned to leave the same way. If she were discovered, the Human Clan might rise up and attack her en masse. Escaping then would be difficult; she might even lose her life.

"I won’t go," Qin Yuhan said stubbornly.

"You won’t go? You think someone is coming to save you?" the tigress sneered. "Men, males, stallions... it doesn’t matter what you call them. They only want one thing. Once they’ve had their fun, they slap you on the rear and walk away without a shred of responsibility." This was a truth the tigress had learned over a lifetime.

"Is that really so?"

Suddenly, a glacial voice descended, like the unexpected arrival of deep winter in the middle of summer.

Run!

The tigress’s feral instincts screamed at her as a chilling sense of death enveloped her. She immediately tried to flee, abandoning Qin Yuhan for the moment. But as soon as she broke through the window, a figure was already blocking her path.

It was none other than Wu Tian, holding his child.

The tigress opened her mouth to beg for mercy.

"Die."

You dare abduct my woman? I won’t even give you a chance to say your last words.

In an instant, a Blood Glow flashed. The tigress was split in two, dead beyond any doubt. Her severed body fell to the ground, her eyes wide open and unblinking, still filled with immense horror and disbelief.

"You’re back," Qin Yuhan said, her tone complex. She should have been upset with him for returning, but at this moment, she couldn’t find it in her to blame him.

"Come with me," Wu Tian said suddenly.

"Go?" Qin Yuhan blinked in confusion. "Where are we going?"

"To the Tiger Clan," Wu Tian replied. "You’re going to watch me wipe them out."

"That... that doesn’t seem right," Qin Yuhan hesitated. "It was only one tiger who came to kidnap me today."

"Anyone who dares touch you, no matter how many there are, their entire clan will be exterminated."

His words were utterly domineering, sending a chilling aura spreading through heaven and earth.

You dare touch my woman? Annihilating the entire clan is the only option.

He was also making an example of them, sending a clear message to all of existence.

Touch my woman, and you had better be prepared not only to fail but to have your entire clan annihilated at my hands.

For some reason, Qin Yuhan didn’t find him cruel. Instead, a sweet warmth spread through her heart—a strange sensation indeed. A thought occurred to her, and she asked, "Am I... am I going too?"

Wu Tian nodded firmly.

Qin Yuhan didn’t understand. Why would he want me to witness such a bloody scene?

Little did she know, he was doing this for her own good. Moments ago, the tigress had suppressed her true strength while fighting Qin Yuhan, fearing she would attract unwanted attention. If Qin Yuhan hadn’t been so soft-hearted, she could have won. She only lost the upper hand because she held back and her attacks were too gentle.

In Earth City, you could afford to be soft-hearted, but the Immortal Emperor Realm was different. Here, the proverb "a kind person is always bullied" was the absolute truth. Kindness was seen as a weakness to be exploited.

「The Valley of Tigers.」

On this night, many tigers roared at the moon. This was typically something wolves did, but these massive tigers, some dozens of meters tall, did the same, roaring for no particular reason other than to vent their loneliness. The entire Tiger Clan had only one tigress. Now that she was gone, they were lonely. How distressing was that?

"When do you think she’ll be back? My ’tiger whip’ and I both miss her."

"Me too."

"She’ll definitely succeed in capturing someone. It would be great if it was a human woman."

"Yeah, I want to try something new, too. I’m lonely, solitary, and so empty!"

The high-ranking tigers gathered, lewdly praying that the tigress would return with a female captive for them all to enjoy.

Meanwhile, on the outskirts of the valley among the lesser tigers, a three-meter-tall tiger named Bai Ya sighed. He was an outcast. All the other tigers here, big and small, had been intimate with the clan’s only tigress.

But not Bai Ya. She’s so much older than me. Getting involved with her would be disgusting.

Because of this, he had remained a virgin. He didn’t fit in, so he was driven to the fringes of the mountains where he subsisted not on meat, but on grass. The other tigers on the outskirts occasionally got to eat meat, but he only ever ate grass, and he had gradually grown accustomed to it.

Today, Bai Ya had a nagging feeling that something significant was about to happen. Just then, another tiger arrived, dragging an infant it had snatched from a village at the foot of the mountain. The other tigers on the periphery swarmed around.

"Such a tender little baby."

"I think braised would be best."

"I vote for steamed."

"You’re all wrong! Deep-fried is the ultimate delicacy."

"Can you all stop talking nonsense? Steamed, braised, deep-fried—that’s all lame! Spicy is what’s in style right now!"

"You can’t do this." Bai Ya couldn’t just stand by and watch. In the past, whenever he tried to stop the others from eating humans, he was beaten. He knew that if he spoke up now, he would be beaten again. But he had to say something. He had to be true to his conscience.

Physical pain is nothing compared to the agony of a guilty conscience!

"All of you, stop," Bai Ya said, stepping forward. "This is just a baby. Don’t you think eating it is going too far?"

"Get lost, you disgrace to the Tiger Clan! A tiger that doesn’t eat humans? You’re a humiliation!" A four-meter-tall tiger slammed into Bai Ya, knocking him to the ground.

The others ignored him and resumed their discussion—steamed? Braised? Deep-fried? Spicy?

But at that moment, streaks of Blood Glow tore through space. They appeared from nowhere, moving as if alive, and instantly sliced the debating tigers to ribbons. The tigers, who had been gleefully anticipating their tender midnight snack, were dead before their joy had a chance to fade. It all happened in the blink of an eye. Not a single one of the peripheral tigers even had time to scream before death claimed them.

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