Life After Prison

Fifth-grade demon essences no longer held much value to Severin.

With the Netherspider killed, Severin ventured further into the depths of the Fierce Beast Mountain.

The dense poisonous miasma became thicker the deeper that he went, while the ferocious beasts got progressively stronger too.

Soon, creatures of the eighth and ninth levels of the Sovereign Emperor, and even paragon-level beasts, crossed his path.

Severin’s expression turned solemn, and his divine senses scanned vigilantly for any disturbances around him.

Inside the heart of the Fierce Beast Mountain, about a hundred miles away from Severin, practitioners in black robes bearing the emblem ‘Gahrr’ cautiously traversed the treacherous terrain and navigated through the thick fog.

The group, comprising about ten individuals, was led by a young man adorned in a luxurious black robe. He exuded an oppressive power indicative of a level nine supreme saint, but he did not have an arm.

Severin would have recognized that armless individual as Sian, the Gahrrs prodigy.

With Sian were two elders, both of whom were level two paragons. As they navigated the toxic miasma, a visibly irritated Sian asked them, “We’ve been flying through this thick fog for several days now, Uncle Hasa. How far are we from those ancient evil practitioner’s ruins?”

“We’ll be there soon!” The elder, Hasa, reassured Sian after seeing the latter’s impatience.

Sian reluctantly continued the journey deeper into the Fierce Beast Mountain. The purpose of that expedition was to find an item that could help replace his missing arm, which Severin severed during a previous encounter in the Artic Heights.

The residual chaotic swordwill in the severed arm caused Sian excruciating pain, and no attempt to expel it was successful as it seemed embedded into his bone.

After bringing his arm back home, he discovered that it had lost much of its life force, making reattachment detrimental to his future endeavors.Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDrâ/ma.O(r)g!

In an effort to preserve Sian’s status as a prodigy, the Gahrrs opted to seal the severed arm temporarily while searching for a means to reattach it.

His father perused family records and stumbled upon information from thousands of years ago. Back then, the Gahrrs had explored the Fierce Beast Mountain and discovered the ruins of ancient evil practitioners.

Among their findings was something called the Chaotic Evil Practitioner’s Arm, a terrifying entity that continued to possess a life force even though several millennia had passed after it had been severed off.

The potential benefits of transplanting that hand into Sian’s body was an exciting prospect to consider. It might be able to boost Sian’s abilities, thereby allowing him to bring glory back to the Gahrrs again.

Normal practitioners would not be able to obtain such a technique as only those prodigies from Cesun and Lansbonrket would have the right to learn it at the sacred land.

In other words, the ancient evil practitioner who was met their demise at the Hundred-Beast Range was likely from one of those two states.

A party consisting of a dozen elite disciples and two paragon-level elders embarked on a journey to the Fierce Beast Mountain in order to locate the Chaotic Evil Practitioner’s Arm.

Transplanting it into Sian’s body could potentially give him the opportunity to inherit techniques from either of the two great evil scared lands.