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After communicating with it for a while, Daniel turned and walked forward. Just as he turned, a fierce light flashed in the eyes of the Raging Demon Bear, which slowly raised its paw.
However, at that moment, the Rending Spell took effect, causing the Raging Demon Bear to let out a painful howl that lasted for a while before it stopped.
Daniel smirked coldly but did not intervene further. Due to insufficient Mental Power, the improved slave potion could not directly control it; he could only use the Rending Spell as a threat to force the Raging Demon Bear to submit.
But so what? As long as it could help him get things done seriously, that was enough. After a few instances of the Rending Spell taking effect, Daniel was confident that the Raging Demon Bear would eventually yield.
While taking the time to subdue the Raging Demon Bear, Daniel reflected on the gains and losses from fighting it.
This battle was poorly prepared. If he had learned spells like Golden Affinity or Spatial System, he could have preserved the Raging Demon Bear's smooth and shiny fur. Instead, he was now left with a blackened mess following him.
Moreover, he had almost been smashed to pieces by the Raging Demon Bear. If it weren't for his strong Flame Shield, another Wizard Apprentice would have certainly met a grim fate.
If the Raging Demon Bear's attack power had been slightly stronger or its speed faster, the consequences would have been unimaginable.
If, if, if—Daniel found himself imagining countless scenarios regarding this battle process.
If he could use Vine Technique, if he could employ Mud Technique, if he could fight back with Puppet Technique. Regardless of the method, victory would have been assuredly easy.
Instead of this time where he had to kite and wear down the Raging Demon Bear using Fireball Spell from a distance. It looked good on the surface but left him utterly exhausted.
Casting Fireball Spell was easy, but it wasn’t without cost; releasing countless Fireball Spells in one battle nearly drained him completely.
If the Raging Demon Bear had thicker skin, he might not have been able to easily kite and bring down the Raging Demon Bear. Instead, he would have been drained of magic power by the Raging Demon Bear and forced to retreat helplessly.
The more Daniel thought about it, the more he felt his inadequacies. The saying "knowledge is power" was true, but one must also transform knowledge into power.
He clearly possessed a wealth of knowledge that had yet to be transformed into power; he was merely a Raging Demon Bear, which revealed his true form.
What he initially envisioned of using one force to defeat ten was indeed true. If he hadn't improved his sorcery, he might have died here instead of struggling to win. However, if he could learn various spells, winning would be much easier.
Perhaps for others, learning a type of sorcery would already be quite difficult, let alone other forms of magic. But for him, this was not a problem. With the assistance of the chip, he learned sorcery at an incredibly fast pace and could easily learn more spells to use when needed.
He was not limited to just one aspect.
The man and the bear returned to the Troglodyte village. Upon seeing the enormous Raging Demon Bear, the Troglodytes trembled in fear, shrinking into corners and daring not to come out. Cries and wails echoed from all around.
Daniel couldn't help but laugh; it was amusing how terrified they were of the Raging Demon Bear.
"Come out, everyone! This big fellow has already been tamed by me and will no longer harm you."
Upon hearing Daniel's transformation into a Minotaur Ritual, the Troglodytes finally felt reassured and slowly emerged. However, when they got within ten meters of Daniel, they dared not approach any closer and instead knelt on the ground, bowing their heads in supplication.
A few trembling Troglodytes brought forth various delicacies. They were even better than what Daniel had initially eaten. To appease his anger, the Troglodytes had offered up all the best food they could gather.
From their words, it was clear they were bowing and pleading for mercy from the Raging Demon Bear. As for himself, he was hardly acknowledged.
This was evident from the food; the quantity and quality offered to the Raging Demon Bear were not only more abundant but also exquisite meats. As for what they offered him, it was just slightly better than usual.
Angered, he shook his head repeatedly; it seemed this group had a short memory when it came to pain.
If he casually cast a couple of fireballs, it would surely frighten them out of their wits. They were offering up everything good.
However, after thinking it over, Daniel chose to ignore it. Who would get angry with a bunch of beasts?
But the Raging Demon Bear was different; it passed by the Caveman Tribe and felt hungry, so it came to eat something.
This was a perfectly normal occurrence, but who would have thought it would encounter Daniel, this calamity. With the strength of a Second-Level Sorcery Apprentice, he managed to capture it and turned it into a slave. It was seething with anger inside.
Without even looking at the Troglodyte that brought food, it swatted it into a pulp and chewed it up, its ferocious aura fully exposed.
Daniel shook his head with a wry smile, deciding to ignore the furious Raging Demon Bear. He issued a command for it not to disturb the Troglodyte anymore.
The Raging Demon Bear roared in anger, "Is eating a bit of food really something you need to manage?"
In its mind, the Troglodyte was merely a type of food, and one of the most unpalatable kinds at that. Not only did it emit a foul stench from its blood, but its muscles were also tough and sinewy. If it weren't for its hunger, it wouldn't even want to torture its own stomach.
It was simply worse than goblins.
Perhaps this was also the reason why Troglodytes would never go extinct.
Ignoring the Troglodytes that had scattered in fear due to the Raging Demon Bear's brutality, Daniel took it back to the laboratory he had established. To his surprise, he found Hedwig perched on a nearby branch.
He had been in the Underworld for over ten hours and thought Hedwig wouldn't be able to find him, but unexpectedly, it had managed to do so. It seemed Maxwell hadn't teleported him too far away.
This also explained why Owls became messengers in the Wizarding World; if they could find him from such a distance, what other animal could do that?
This was perfect because Daniel was troubled by not having clearly communicated about this adventure to anyone else. Since he had seen Hedwig, he could send it back with a message.
Using a piece of exquisite parchment, Daniel detailed everything about this adventure. However, he absolutely dared not mention that he had been thrown into the Underworld by Maxwell Mentor.
He simply stated that he had come on an adventure in haste for other reasons. He urged Furnal not to stop developing the Minotaur breeding technology and insisted that at least a thousand Minotaurs should be bred.
If there is anything, you can go find Jim and discuss it with him. The main thing is to tell them to send the money for the items that Natalie helped him purchase.
That guy took advantage of the situation and sold him things at double the price. It would be impossible for Daniel not to be angry.
Unfortunately, he could only contact Natalie now, asking her to use the Teleportation Array to send the items over, so Daniel had no choice but to accept it begrudgingly.
After explaining everything clearly, Daniel finally released Hedwig.
As for Fat Bear following behind, Daniel casually gave him the name Bear Big. After all, he was also a bear.
With Bear Big as his super meat shield, Daniel's safety in the Underworld was somewhat guaranteed. No one could harm him before breaking through Bear Big's defenses.
So Daniel planned to go out for a walk.
This was something he had thought about for a long time, and now he could realize it with Bear Big by his side.
Daniel intended to seal up the laboratory and wait to use it later. Although he didn't get much experimental equipment from Natalie, it was still enough to fill a cart. He had no time to run around with this equipment.
Just thinking about it made Daniel furious. He had paid double the price for this equipment and felt heavily cheated.
However, he was troubled about how to seal up the laboratory; when he first arrived here, he had no materials at all. What could he use to close off the lab?
He couldn't just block the road outside with stones. The only result of that would be returning next time to find an empty pit. Don't think others are fools; they have ways to find this place.
While he was worrying, Daniel suddenly heard Bear Big's miserable wailing nearby. This guy was probably thinking about how to resist him again or even throw him into his mouth as food, thus suffering a curse backlash.
An idea struck Daniel; he took out a knife and went over, stabbing right into the white crescent-shaped fur on Bear Big's chest, causing fresh blood to flow profusely.
Daniel ignored the furious, roaring gaze of Bear Big. As long as it remained my slave, and as long as there was Hunter's Curse, what could you do to me? He directly found a jar and filled it with blood to stop the bleeding from the wound.
He took out everything usable from the laboratory. With a single spell, Daniel collapsed the Passage, then used mud-to-stone magic to turn the soil in the Passage into hard stone. He carved a Magic Array on top using the blood of Bear Big.
As a Magical Beast, Raging Demon Bear emitted high-energy radiation that was harmful to ordinary people, akin to nuclear radiation.
However, for wizards, it was the best experimental material. Whether it was the high-energy radiated flesh and blood or materials like eyes, hearts, bones, or blood, everything about it was valuable.
Flesh with high-energy radiation, if consumed over a long period, could greatly enhance a wizard's physical abilities. Blood could be used as ink for writing, lasting for centuries without decay and carrying mysterious magical energy.
Even the most useless excrement could be refined to extract its oppressive aura, instilling fear in other creatures and thus protecting the safety of the camp.
This is why wizards love hunting Magical Beasts, skinning and dismantling them for maximum utilization.
Conversely, for Magical Beasts, wizards are also a great source of food that can significantly promote their evolution.
Thus, Daniel used the blood of Bear Big to create a Magic Array. With the strength of Bear Big as a Third-Level Wizard Apprentice, the Magic Array drawn with its blood could operate without issue for several years.
Seeing how Daniel dealt with him, fire blazed in Bear Big's eyes, yet he felt helpless. After all, he was under control, lacking even basic freedom.
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