Chapter 502
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Seeing this, Tang Ao was secretly amazed. The Shennong Ruins was indeed extraordinary, especially in this world of ice and snow. Tang Ao deeply understood what it meant to have no way out. If one stayed on the ground, there would be a terrifying snowstorm, and the snowstorm had a strong suppressive effect on a martial artist's spiritual power.
In order to avoid the snowstorm, burrowing underground was obviously a very good idea. However, after Tang Ao burrowed underground, he discovered that his Soul Power was severely suppressed underground. With Tang Ao's current strength, he could clearly sense everything within a hundred miles with his Soul Power fully activated. However, at this moment, Tang Ao's Soul Power could not detect anything more than three feet away.
This was very terrifying. Tang Ao's Soul Power had always been nourished by the Jade Bone Life Soul in his body, so it was abnormally strong. However, even with the strength of Tang Ao's Soul Power, he could only do this much. If other martial artists burrowed underground, they would probably be unable to use their Soul Power. Moreover, Tang Ao discovered that this ice and snow was not simple. If Tang Ao did not have the Skypole Eyes at this moment, then Tang Ao would have already been hit.
This was because Tang Ao discovered that there was a strange insect in the ice and snow that could not be detected by his Soul Power. Tang Ao's eyes glowed with a trace of azure light, and then Tang Ao used the Skypole Eyes to see these squirming insects in the ice and snow. These insects were somewhat like transparent ants. After Tang Ao burrowed underground, these transparent insects were very excited to come over from Tang Ao's position.
Moreover, Tang Ao also found some dried bones underground. Logically speaking, when a martial artist died in this kind of ice and snow, their physical body could be preserved. However, these dried bones that Tang Ao discovered did not have a trace of flesh. This meant that these insects were clearly not vegetarians. They were not to be trifled with. Of course, Tang Ao was not to be trifled with.
When Tang Ao discovered that these transparent insects were constantly approaching him, a flame instantly ignited in Tang Ao's hand. After that, Tang Ao condensed the flame into an explosive fireball and shot it towards the area with the most insects. For these insects that grew up in ice and snow, fire should be their nemesis. However, when Tang Ao's fireball blasted into the swarm, a shocking scene unfolded before Tang Ao.
Just as Tang Ao's fireball was about to hit the swarm, the swarm actually opened their mouths at the same time, and then a bone-chilling cold flew towards Tang Ao's fireball. However, the cold did not extinguish the fireball. Instead, it wrapped around the fireball. Because Tang Ao's spiritual power was very pure, the fireball was still burning even after it was wrapped in ice.
However, as the swarm continued to spit, the flames of the fireball gradually dissipated. According to Tang Ao's Soul Power detection, the flames of the fireball seemed to have dissipated because the spiritual power was exhausted. However, with the Sky Polar Eyes, Tang Ao could see that the fireball's spiritual power was indeed exhausted. However, this depletion of spiritual power was not caused by the burning of the fireball, but by the densely packed swarm of insects absorbing the spiritual power into their bodies.
After dealing with the fireball that Tang Ao threw out, the swarm of insects continued to approach Tang Ao. These insects basically had no intelligence, and everything they did was based on their instincts. In their instincts, apart from the ice and snow, everything else in the ice and snow was their food. Moreover, the pure spiritual power in Tang Ao's body was an irresistible temptation to these insects.
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