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Of course, the children have not yet reached the limits of their current realm.
In terms of the Blood Moving realm, the highest power limit should be around one hundred and eighty thousand pounds with a single arm. This limit is rarely reached by humans; those who can achieve it are mostly ancient relics or the young of primordial beasts. After all, in terms of physicality, these beasts are certainly superior to humans. Humans, on the other hand, excel more in the realm of spells.
Kei Yunqing asked Shi Yunfeng about some applications of Guwen. By integrating Guwen into their bones, they could transform their bodies to resemble those of Wild Beasts, thus raising the physical limits of humanity. However, this method requires finding the most suitable or highest quality Guwen for oneself.
Guwen also comes in different grades; those that are not graded contain varying abilities and knowledge, which affects their efficacy in enhancing human limits. Therefore, Kei Yunqing did not allow Kong Tianqi and Kong Qing Hu to learn how to inscribe Guwen onto their bones.
Not to mention Kong Qing Hu, even with Kong Tianqi's Eternal Undying Bone combined with Guwen, it was uncertain what would happen. It was not worth mixing Eternal Undying Bone with a Guwen that was not particularly effective. Naturally, Kong Tianqi understood this reasoning and followed Kei Yunqing's advice, focusing instead on learning how to utilize Guwen without inscribing it onto his bones.
As for Kong Qing Hu, her bones were naturally different from those of ordinary people. It could be said that Kei Yunqing's children not only had distinct physical qualities but also possessed special effects in their skeletal structure. The other children’s bones would naturally be tougher and have a greater load-bearing capacity. Kong Qing Hu did not need to worry about her bones keeping up with her physical upgrades.
If muscles become too strong and bones cannot keep up, it could lead to fractures or even crush the internal organs protected by the bones. Thus, training the body requires honing skin, muscle, and especially bones; having a special constitution is advantageous, but without it, one needs rare materials to enhance their abilities.
For Kei Yunqing, such rare materials were never lacking.
Back in the arena, Longhorn was continuously disturbed by archers and stopped its stomping in place before charging forward wildly. The children naturally noticed that Longhorn had gone mad and scattered in all directions while occasionally teasing it.
A mindless Longhorn was easier for them to deal with. Ignoring everything else, it charged ahead while the children quietly approached from both sides, raising their swords to strike just as Longhorn passed by.
The impact of Longhorn, combined with the strength of the children, created a formidable force. Even though the children's strikes were not particularly strong, they still managed to inflict effective damage.
Longhorn's four legs were already bleeding profusely, with a chunk of flesh hacked away, exposing stark white bone. One child attempted to strike the bone with a knife; although Longhorn howled in pain, the bone remained unbroken. The bone was far tougher than Longhorn's own skin.
Realizing that hacking at the bone only intensified Longhorn's suffering without yielding any special results, the children decided to leave one person focused on attacking the bone while the others targeted different areas.
In a frenzy, Young Dragon Horn collapsed onto the ground. Exhaustion played a part, but more significantly, its four legs had been reduced to mere bones by the relentless assaults of the children. The training ground was littered with pieces of Longhorn's flesh and hide.
Though its legs were entirely stripped down to bone, Longhorn was still alive. The vitality of wild beasts is incredibly strong; however, it was of no use now. Meng and Da Hei positioned themselves at Longhorn's neck, seeking an angle before plunging a knife deep into its throat. Despite having already suffered from a sore throat, this pain was entirely different—a pain that signaled its impending death.
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