Walker Of The Worlds

Chapter 2559  Tyrant Bull Oversupply And Stabilization Of The World

Taming the Tyrant Bulls was considered futile, as their instincts could drive them mad at any moment. Their fierce and untamable nature ensured that they would never allow others to control them, fighting fearlessly against any attempts at restraint.

”Well, we didnʼt exactly domesticate them,” Lady Kang clarified. ”Theyʼre basically left on their own along with a bunch of other bovine beasts. Since they are an all-male species, they need female bovine beasts of other species to breed with.

”We keep them with Immortal Joy Milk Cows, Blanket Fur Buffaloes, and Bronze Leg Bisons. Not only do they breed with them and produce more male Tyrant Bulls, but even the female progeny of other species are improved due to the effects of their bloodline,” she explained.

Lin Mu raised his brows in intrigue as he considered the setup.

ʼItʼs definitely not as simple as sheʼs saying,ʼ Lin Mu reckoned.

While he knew the Tyrant Bulls were an all-male species, he was also aware of their highly territorial nature from birth. Even a newborn Tyrant Bull calf could be lethal to an unwary cultivator. The father would often fight his offspring for control over territory, making peaceful coexistence nearly impossible. For such a farm to function, it would require an extensive and carefully managed area.

Lin Muʼs assumption was correct. The ”farm” Lady Kang spoke of was actually the size of several nations combined! It was a level of wealth and privilege that only someone of the Kang Clanʼs standing could afford. After all, Tyrant Bull Marrow was a rare and priceless resource, unavailable even in high-level markets. Yet, the Kang Clan not only raised them but also provided Lin Mu with three entire skeletons.

”Thank you. This should be more than enough for me,” Lin Mu said, expressing his gratitude. ”Actually, it might even exceed what I need to relearn the technique,” he mused.

”You can still consume the rest afterward; itʼll act as an elixir for you,” Lady Kang noted.

”Yeah, Iʼll do that,” Lin Mu agreed as they left the training hall.

Outside, the hustle and bustle of the port greeted them as the ship initiated its docking procedures. Numerous other vessels were present—some native to the Rust Sky World, others belonging to allied forces who had arrived as reinforcements.

”Hoho, looks like someone had a great time,” Crown Prince Feng Shun said as he approached Lin Mu from a nearby ship, noticing his radiant complexion.

”Haha, yeah. The physicians of the Kang Clan are outstanding,” Lin Mu replied with a smile.

”Come, Father is waiting for us all,” the Crown Prince said. Though he wanted to talk more, now was not the time.

”Of course.” Without hesitation, Lin Mu flew up with the Crown Prince and Lady Kang, while their companions followed closely behind.

Their destination was the Grand Palace, where an important meeting awaited them.

Along the way, Lin Mu observed traces of destruction, though most of it had already been repaired thanks to the diligent efforts of the city officials and reinforcements. The capital region, under Emperor Fengʼs protection, had fared better than other areas during the invasion.

However, the residential outskirts had not been as fortunate. These areas had suffered significant damage, and several administrative buildings had been destroyed by the Black Ying Empireʼs saboteurs. Despite this, the restoration efforts were remarkable, with most structures returning to their former state.

The cityʼs natural landscapes, including its trees, gardens, and forests, bore more visible scars. These areas would take longer to recover, as they were not prioritized over providing relief to the people.

The cityʼs extensive formation arrays had also sustained damage. Though they werenʼt fully operational yet, the assistance of the Immortal Court had accelerated repairs significantly. What would have taken a year to fix was now expected to be completed in just four months.

In the meantime, the arrays functioned at reduced capacity. However, with the heightened alertness of the Dao Wind Empireʼs soldiers, along with the presence of the Temple of the Guardian Beasts and the Immortal Courtʼs personnel, any potential threat would face overwhelming resistance.

Upon their arrival at the Grand Palace, the meeting commenced immediately.

The Emperor began by expressing his gratitude to Lin Mu and the Honored Celestial for their efforts, before diving into the details of the current situation. It was a lengthy discussion, covering various aspects of the recovery and future strategies. To keep spirits high, the meeting was accompanied by a grand banquet, providing much-needed relaxation for the participants.

Thanks to the reinforcements from the Immortal Court and allied forces, the Rust Sky World had stabilized more rapidly than expected. However, the damage caused by Yao Changyingʼs actions was extensive. Countless lives had been lost, and the infrastructure required significant rebuilding.

The Bridge Plane had only been connected to the Rust Sky World for less than three hours, yet the destruction it caused was staggering. The Chimeric Beasts that poured through the portal had spread across multiple continents in that short time. Only the most remote regions, far from the Bridge Plane, had escaped the chaos.

The Saintessʼs decisive ”purge” had been instrumental in limiting the devastation. Without her actions, the Rust Sky World might have been pushed to a point of no return, where recovery would have seemed impossible.

A week after the groups return, the formalities were over. Lin Mu had met not only with the people of the Imperial Court but also the Temple of the Guardian Beasts and the Immortal Court.

It was here that the group finally talked about some of the important things they had found in the Bridge Plane: Namely the Immortal Paragon Ring!

”I almost canʼt believe it.” Envoy Liu said as he carefully held the ring in his hand. ”What do you say, Hall Master?” he asked another man.

”Thereʼs no doubt about it. It is real.” A Hall Master of the Immortal Court confirmed. ”But I still cannot determine to whom this belonged to. Thereʼs no details I can recall that match this to any recent Paragons.”