Clan Cultivation: Starting from Beast Taming

In the wasteland, where the grass towered above human height, three blue-black giant lizards, each over six zhang in length, were rapidly scurrying across the ground, with a huge Red-Eyed Dragon Sparrow flying above them.

The blue-black giant lizard, known as the Dragon Claw Giant Lizard, was also a type of mount tamed by the Dragon Transformation Sect.

Their stamina was impressive and their load-bearing capacity was extremely high, able to carry twenty to thirty people for several hundred li in a single day through the wasteland.

And now, Zhou Chun and his group were using these three Dragon Claw Giant Lizards to transport the new sect members.

To be honest, Zhou Chun was incredibly envious of the variety of mounts tamed by the Dragon Transformation Sect.

Though the Zhou Family was a Beast Taming Family, with beast taming skills passed down through generations.

However, when it came to the depth of such capabilities, they still fell far short of the Dragon Transformation Sect.

The Dragon Transformation Sect, with its countless resources in the Wasteland Territory, could achieve far more than the Zhou Family with even a slight effort in this area.

Zhou Chun even thought that once he had firmly established himself within the Dragon Transformation Sect, he would try to see if he could get some Red-Eyed Dragon Sparrow or Dragon Claw Giant Lizard eggs to send back to the Zhou Family to hatch and raise.

With the presence of the Green Flood Dragon belonging to Zhou Daoyi, the Zhou Family was fully equipped to raise these Dragon Descendant Demon Beasts.

Even if he couldn’t get the eggs of these two types of Demon Beasts, he could try to get eggs of their kind before their transformation and then bring them back to the Zhou Family to slowly mutate the hatchlings with the help of the Green Flood Dragon.

Regardless, the Zhou Family had to find a way to get a share of the resources of the Wasteland Territory!

After travelling through the wasteland for a day, by nightfall, Zhou Chun and his crew set up camp to rest.

"Envoy, your roasted meat is ready," someone reported from outside the tent on a foggy night while Zhou Chun, with Xiao Tiger in his arms, was resting with his eyes closed.

"Come in," he responded.

Upon his voice, a middle-aged man entered carrying a large plate of roasted meat on a wooden board.

The roasted meat was still steaming, smelling quite appetizing.

After sniffing the aroma of the meat, Zhou Chun looked at the middle-aged man and ordered, "You taste a few pieces first."

"Yes, I shall follow the order," responded the middle-aged man. He placed the plate on the wooden table inside the tent, then proceeded to cut and taste several slices from various parts of the roasted meat.

After waiting for nearly half a quarter of an hour and seeing no abnormalities in the middle-aged man, Zhou Chun waved his hand and said, "Alright, you can leave now."

"Yes, I shall take my leave."

Once the middle-aged man had left, Zhou Chun immediately started to consume the roasted meat voraciously.

However, after only a few pieces, his gaze suddenly sharpened, and he looked down at the wooden plate.

On the plate, there were two lines of tiny characters the size of grains of rice.

"Please summon me into your tent tomorrow night, I have important information to relay."

Interesting!

Looking at the two lines on the wooden plate, a faint smile appeared on Zhou Chun’s face.

After finishing the roasted meat, he took the plate and went to the tent of Envoy Song.

"Envoy Song, the sect member who brought me the meat earlier left this with me. What do you think he means by it?" Zhou Chun inquired, after exchanging brief courtesies inside the tent, pointing out the characters on the plate without beating around the bush.

"Is that so?" Envoy Song was initially stunned before looking at the small characters.

After inspecting them, his expression quickly changed, and he spoke in a deep voice, "I understand. In my view, that person is likely an undercover enemy sent by our foes. Envoy Zhou might want to string him along for now to see what he wants to say! When we return to the sub-temple, we can then ask the Protector Lord to deal with him."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Chun immediately replied, "That’s an interesting point from Envoy Song. If he is an undercover enemy, why would he approach me? Does he think I am also undercover?"

"This..."

Envoy Song’s complexion shifted subtly, rendered speechless. Your next journey awaits at empire

Zhou Chun continued, "I am not a fool, otherwise, I wouldn’t have reached this stage in my cultivation as a Loose Cultivator!"

"Please inform the Protector Lord that, while I can understand his suspicion of me as an undercover enemy, given that there are few Foundation Establishment Cultivators like me willing to risk joining the sect, he should not insult my intelligence. Such simple tricks should be used less frequently in the future!"

Having said that, without waiting for Envoy Song’s reaction, he turned and left the tent.

And watching Zhou Chun walk away, Envoy Song’s expression turned ugly.

This task of testing Zhou Chun was indeed arranged by Envoy Song himself.

But he had received the assignment from the White Dragon Protector after arriving at the White Dragon sub-temple.

He was quite pleased upon receiving the task, thinking that Guan Cheng passing it through the White Dragon Protector was a sign of trust in him.

He even hoped that Zhou Chun would turn out to be an undercover enemy, which would allow him to capture the spy on the spot and earn great merit for the sect.

But reality diverged far from his expectations.

Not only did the test not yield the results he wanted, but it was also bluntly exposed by Zhou Chun, who slapped him hard in the face. n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

No wonder his mood was unpleasant.

During the following days of the journey, Envoy Song maintained a gloomy expression and rarely interacted with Zhou Chun.

This left Envoy Yang, who was unaware of the specific details, filled with doubt and confusion, not understanding what conflict had arisen between the two to create such a situation.