I Have a Golden Crow-Chapter 655 - 463 Meow Meow Death God

Accompanied by Xiaoyan, Du Yu went in and out of the secret passage several times. He was quite familiar with the route by now and arrived at the 20th underground floor.

Today's passwords were "Thunder" and "Ten Thousand Jun."

Du Yu silently memorized the code. As the gatekeeper soldiers opened the stone gate, Du Yu once again entered the leafy corridor.

The battlefield was still unchanged.

The thick smoke of war seemed as if it would never dissipate.

The gray branches and leaves of the Youhan Tree and the green leaves and wooden branches of the Divine Tree were tightly entwined together.

Every second, both sides were fiercely entangled, yielding not an inch; the battle was unimaginably brutal.

As Du Yu stepped forward, the surrounding cold qi quickly receded, making for an eerie scene.

At the entrance, two soldiers eyed Du Yu with envy, then pressed the button, and the stone gate slowly closed.

There was no doubt about it—Du Yu really looked like an expert now.

The scene of intense cold retreating before him made his silhouette seem all the more imposing.

This time, Du Yu didn't even wear a headlamp.

He was just dressed in an ordinary gray tracksuit and a white baseball cap, looking exactly like a young man out for morning exercise.

If not for the breathtakingly beautiful Demonic Fox squatting on his shoulder, people would probably mistake Du Yu for just another youth.

The soldiers didn't say anything about his lack of equipment.

A dignified Great Demon Tamer was already considered formidable anywhere in the Demon Taming World.

It was common for Demon Tamers to have Beast-type or Bird-type Demon Pets within their bodies, giving them keen eyesight or night vision abilities.

Strictly speaking, the soldiers' guess wasn't wrong.

Du Yu did indeed have a Bird-type Demon Pet inside him.

But what the soldiers didn't realize was that the Bird-type Demon Pet Du Yu possessed was the Fire Attribute Supreme·Burning Sun Golden Crow!

"Eee~" Xiaoyan curiously eyed the Youhan Tree's gray leaves.

The fox's golden-brown eyes emitted a faint, glowing light.

Like most wild beasts, the Fire Fox Race also had some night vision ability.

However, this fell under biological traits, not under Demon Skill. So Du Yu could not benefit from the night vision abilities of Xiaoyan, Baojun, and other Demon Pets.

"Don't absorb the cold qi. It's dangerous," Du Yu reminded gently.

"Eee." Xiaoyan curled a long tail around Du Yu's neck, while two other tails stretched out.

Her agile tailtip pinched off a Youhan Tree leaf and gently plucked it, holding it up to examine it closely.

As the cold leaf was plucked from the cold branch, the gray leaf gradually withered.

Xiaoyan immediately threw the cold leaf away.

Perhaps feeling she'd dirtied herself, she gave her golden tailtip a vigorous shake.

Du Yu walked through the shadowy branch corridor, standing alone at the exit, his eyes tinted with a faint red hue.

The trees below lay scattered in chaotic disorder—an utterly messy scene.

Occasionally, chandeliers hung in various places on the battlefield, providing the warriors performing their duties with a faint light.

"I want to see too." Xiaoyan rubbed up against Du Yu's head.

Although she had some night vision ability, she couldn't see through the cold mist.

"Okay." Du Yu summoned wind and fire around his feet and stepped into the air.

He floated down among the crisscrossing trees.

Everything before his eyes was transmitted, via Contract Threads, into Prince Yan's mind like images.

"So many enemies." Xiaoyan nestled close to Du Yu's cheek, several tail tips already glowing.

That was obviously the starting stance of the Demon Skill· Fox Tail Flame.

"Ignore them. Let's go deeper into the battlefield first," Du Yu whispered, searching for a gap between the trees as he fell faster and faster.

10 meters, 20 meters... 50 meters.

Still not enough.

Du Yu dodged the shapes of the Cold Beasts lurking along the way, listening to their hair-raising screams, plunging into the Bottomless as deep as 200 meters below.

He finally landed on a Giant Tree, pausing at last.

"Meow~"

With a rush of Demon Breath, a silver giant beast landed on the tree.

The Desolate Silver Lynx's eyes were sharp, alertly sweeping the surroundings.

She realized instantly she was in the Bottomless Pit. After all, she'd been here before with Du Yu to fetch Demon Fire.

And Lord Baojun's instinct was to extend a massive paw and sweep Du Yu under her body.

"Eee~" Xiaoyan softly called out.

"Meow." Baojun replied in a low voice, very dissatisfied with the battlefield environment.

Two hundred meters underground, the effects of Du Yu's Spiritual Qi were reduced.

The cold qi was particularly dense here. Du Yu drove it away in waves, yet it poured back in again and again, neverending.

Du Yu raised a hand and rubbed the big cat's chin, "I'm going to get your weapon, hold this ground."

"Weapon?" An alluring, raspy Shasha voice echoed in Du Yu's mind.

"Yep," Du Yu grinned. "Remember that Lion Bone Scythe?"

"Hm?" The big cat lowered her beastly head, looking at the tiny Human Race under her body.

Du Yu said, "The Lion Bone Scythe already recognizes me as its master.

But its strength is badly damaged, only at Cold Jade Level... uh, just General Level power."

The Desolate Silver Lynx opened her mouth and gently nipped Du Yu's 'little hand,' her tone playful, "You want me to use a weapon in battle?"

Du Yu laughed, "You and the scythe are both notorious for being savage and brutal. You're a perfect match."

"Heh." The Desolate Silver Lynx snorted. "I don't need weapons. This King herself is the sharpest weapon there is."

Du Yu muttered softly, "You're so chuunibyou."

"Meow!" 𝑓𝘳𝘦𝑒𝑤𝑒𝘣𝘯ℴ𝘷𝘦𝓁.𝑐𝑜𝑚

The Desolate Silver Lynx had no idea what "chuunibyou" meant, but she could guess it wasn't anything good?

"No, no, it's not. You're not." Du Yu rubbed the big cat's chin again, "Come on, just give it a try, okay?"

The big cat raised her head high, so high that even if Du Yu stretched his arm up, he couldn't touch her chin anymore.