That's right, it was the Nether Worm!
It was not easy to see the Nether River, and Chu Mo would never forget it. Even though Chu Mo did not know how to capture the Nether Worm, at the very least, he had to see this legendary creature first.
When he arrived at the waterfall, the pile of golden fish scales was still there. However, the things around the golden fish scales gave Chu Mo a fright.
Black … a large number of wriggling worms surrounded the pile of golden fish scales. The nearest one had already climbed onto the golden fish scales and started to gnaw on them.
A timid person would be frightened to the point of breaking down!
Even Chu Mo felt his stomach churning.
It was so disgusting!
Chu Mo subconsciously used the Firmament Mirror to take a look.
"The Nether Worm is produced in the Nether River. It is a special creature that contains the energy of life and death. It is extremely rare. It is highly poisonous and should not be touched. "
There were not many creatures that could make the Firmament Mirror give such a conclusion, but Chu Mo was more shocked than anything else.
Could it be that my luck is really strong to such an extent?
Chu Mo scratched his head, speechless. At the same time, he could not help but have a strange thought: Was I sucked into this sinful place, or did I come in through other means?
Because it was really too strange.
According to Wang Zhong, no matter how the first generation of cultivators came in, there was one reason they could not escape, and that was to go against the Way of Heaven! But because of various reasons, they did not die. They would be sucked into this hopeless world.
After they came here, they would lose all their cultivation. In the past, the higher one's cultivation base was, the longer one could live. Although their cultivation was sealed, the power in their bodies was still there. They could not use it, but it could provide them with a long lifespan.
This was not good news for any cultivator.
Because the longer they lived in this place, the more torturous it would be.
This place was a true prison, a prison set up by the Heavenly Dao, making all creatures that entered feel despair.
But when he looked at himself … Just as Wang Zhong had thought, Chu Mo felt that entering this place was more like a strange adventure! Not only had he gained a lot, but he had also comprehended another Dao!
At the same time, they would also develop the proper reverence for the true Heavenly Dao!
The saying that man can conquer nature was simply nonsense.
Everyone would die one day, but the heavens would always be there.
Whether it was the past, present, or future, this would never change.
That was why Chu Mo was suspicious and confused.
But now, it was not the time for him to be confused. The densely packed Nether Insects on the riverbank, and the ones that kept climbing up from the Nether River … there were hundreds of millions of them!
There were simply too many of them!
Chu Mo tried to use his transcendence energy to draw one over. Enduring the disgust, he sized it up.
Actually, a single Nether Insect was not as disgusting as he imagined. It looked more like a small black snake that was as long as a chopstick.
Controlled by Chu Mo's power, it twisted in the void, its body emitting waves of strange power. This power was a mix of the aura of life and death, giving people a very strange feeling.
Chu Mo thought of the Firmament Mirror's appraisal of the Nether Insect: a special creature that contained the energy of life and death. He thought to himself, "Is this a creature that walks on the edge of life and death?"
According to people's understanding, there were only two states for a creature. One was life, and the other was death.
But the Nether Insect in front of him seemed to be a creature that lived in the third state!
It was neither a creature nor a dead thing.
"No wonder this thing … can help the Fish of Fate grow." With Chu Mo's current cultivation, it was still difficult for him to understand the mystery of life and death. He did not think much and directly sent this Nether Insect into the pool of the Firmament Mirror.
Because this thing was highly poisonous, it could not be touched. Chu Mo was somewhat perturbed, thinking that if the Big Rooster's words were not reliable, then this pool of Fish of Fate would be completely destroyed.
However, it turned out that although the Big Rooster was sometimes unreliable, when it came to critical matters, it was still very reliable.
The moment this Nether Insect was sent into the pool by Chu Mo, it immediately seemed to have gone crazy and frantically fled towards the depths of the pool. As if it had received a fatal threat!
At the same time, the originally quiet Fish of Fate also crazily rushed towards the Nether Insect.
Almost in an instant, that pitiful … poisonous Nether Worm was divided up by four or five crazy Fish of Fate!
It was torn into pieces!
The other Fish of Fate that did not eat it also swam crazily, as if they had suddenly become excited!
"It's really possible!" Chu Mo was dumbfounded.
Then, he started to absorb these Nether Insects into the Firmament Mirror.
In the beginning, Chu Mo still controlled the number, for fear that these Fish of Fate would be too full. But later, Chu Mo simply started to throw a large number of Nether Insects into the pool.
These Fish of Fate were crazy enough to eat as much as they could!
After eating a large number of Nether Insects, many of the Fish of Fate began to grow rapidly. One of the Fish of Fate that ate the most Nether Insects, under Chu Mo's gaze, actually grew three times bigger in a short period of time!
The corner of Chu Mo's mouth twitched. He felt that his understanding of the creatures in the natural world had been greatly overturned.
At this moment, Chu Mo clearly saw that the largest Fish of Fate had actually started to lay eggs!
An excited look appeared on Chu Mo's face!
Even in the Heaven Realm, the Fish of Fate was an extremely rare treasure. Not only was it valuable for cultivation, but it was also edible. It was so high that even the Emperor Lord would be tempted by it.
If they could breed in large numbers, then in the future, it would be equivalent to having an endless source of wealth!
However, the next scene made Chu Mo a little dumbfounded.
The moment the eggs that the Fish of Fate laid entered the water, they instantly turned into nothingness … They turned into energy and dissipated in the water!
A large number of fish eggs … followed closely behind, and then, without exception, all of them melted!
At this moment, Chu Mo suddenly thought of something — the Reincarnation Pool water!
He hit his head with his hand, silently scolding himself for being stupid. Back then, the Big Rooster had once said that in order to let the Fish of Fate lay eggs and reproduce, they must be fed Nether Insects, and they must be raised in the Reincarnation Pool water.
At that time, Chu Mo did not understand the true meaning of this sentence, and perhaps even the Big Rooster himself did not understand. Otherwise, he would have explained it clearly to Chu Mo.
"What do we do now?" Chu Mo was a little dumbfounded as he watched the Fish of Fate grow up one by one, lay eggs one by one, and then … all the fish eggs melted into the water.
Wasn't this a waste of so many Nether Insects?
Chu Mo could not help but look back at the large empty riverbank. However, to his relief, there were still more Nether Insects, attracted by the golden fish scales, crawling out of the Nether River.
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