Crazy! Are You Really A Beast Tamer?

This allowed Fang Mu to observe this world like an uninvolved spectator, with complete freedom.

While Fang Mu was observing the colossal lizard, he suddenly felt a strange tremor that grew stronger and stronger.

Just as Fang Mu prepared to investigate the source of the tremor, a massive foot, covered in brownish-yellow fur, stomped down and crushed the hundred-meter-long lizard into a bloody pulp.

The owner of the giant foot didn't seem to care about the lizard it flattened into mush and continued onward.

This situation indicated two possibilities: Either the owner of the foot was so immense that it didn't even notice the lizard it casually crushed,

or, in its eyes, the lizard was so inconsequential that it wasn't even worthy of being considered food.

Based on Fang Mu's perception, the energy contained within the owner of the massive foot wasn't even at the level of someone newly entering Sequential Rank.

Judging by the thickness of its foot and lower leg, the creature's full length was close to ten thousand meters.

Such a towering body alone was likely capable of rivaling Order-level Guardian Beasts from the Beastmaster world.

Fang Mu began to suspect that this higher-dimensional world was one built around colossal creatures.

The energy within the beings of this world wasn't particularly powerful, but their physical bodies were astoundingly resilient.

Fang Mu extended his consciousness and soul upward into the sky, gazing down at the seemingly endless forest from a bird's-eye view.

Watching the gigantic creature's distant figure disappear, Fang Mu employed the Innate Divine Ability [Eye of Omniscience] from Fool's Shadow to investigate further, soon learning the name of the giant beast: Sawtooth Wolf Beast.

Fang Mu's consciousness and soul had barely ascended when his vision suddenly darkened.

A flock of sharp-beaked bird beasts, more than a thousand of them, each with wingspans exceeding a kilometer and dark yellow plumage, flew past him in formation.

The sight of thousands of these birds soaring together was astonishing.

In any ecosystem, only low-level predators typically move in such large groups, indicating that these creatures, called Beak-Snip Chicks, belonged to the lowest tier in this Dimensional World.

It was highly likely that this flock of Beak-Snip Chicks was merely prey coveted by other bird beasts.

As Fang Mu considered this, the skies churned with a sudden whirlwind.

A vortex formed before the flock of Beak-Snip Chicks, unleashing countless Wind Chains that shackled them together.

The chains compressed the flock into a dense cluster.

A towering crimson bird, with wings so vast they blotted out a nearby hill, brutally swallowed the trapped Beak-Snip Chicks in one gulp.

The thousand-strong flock was instantly digested, their faint cries still audible in the bird's throat.

Witnessing this, Fang Mu couldn't help but gulp nervously. The colossal creatures in this Dimensional World showcased primitive energy usage.

Abilities such as using Wind Chains to snare prey were comparable to what many Silver Stage Guardian Beasts from the Beastmaster world could achieve.

However, the sheer physical power displayed by these giants was utterly terrifying.

Fang Mu remarked to himself that surviving and thriving in a Dimensional World of this caliber would be no small feat.

He had drifted through this world for at least two days, witnessing numerous scenes of predator and prey struggles.

His consciousness and soul seemed to be gradually guiding him deeper into the forest.

The creatures he encountered grew increasingly massive, their ranks advancing higher as he delved further.

The Sawtooth Wolf Beast, which had initially left Fang Mu awestruck, had now repeatedly been seen as prey for other colossal beasts, powerless to resist.

During this time, Fang Mu had several opportunities to collect resources from this Dimensional World and return to the Beastmaster world.

But none of those resources carried any real value in Fang Mu's eyes.

For instance, a Sawtooth Wolf Beast was torn to shreds defending its cub, which had only just opened its eyes and lacked any ability to resist.

Yet even the cub of the Sawtooth Wolf Beast had no practical use if Fang Mu were to bring it back to the Beastmaster world.

Despite the perilous nature of this Dimensional World and its scarce resources worth acquiring, Fang Mu did not succumb to despair.

On the contrary, he viewed this as an opportunity.

Fang Mu cherished such opportunities. If he could obtain something akin to a Blue Curse Orchid from this higher-level Dimensional World, he might be able to bring back something valuable enough to benefit him greatly!

Fang Mu wandered the Dimensional World for several more days, lamenting the lack of any fruitful discoveries. Then, a thunderous roar erupted from the distance.

The sound carried an air of both majesty and cruelty, as if a sovereign was declaring its dominance.

Following the roar came a peculiar screech—a less overwhelming sound but one filled with sinister malice.

One could deduce from these two calls that they came from two colossal species!

Fang Mu rushed toward the source of the roar and screech. Before long, he saw the skies darkened by a massive flock of bird beasts and the ground swarmed by a variety of beasts charging in his direction.

The sheer diversity of flying and terrestrial creatures rushing toward Fang Mu left him in awe.

He realized that something significant must be happening in the direction of those two calls.

The beasts' frantic behavior resembled sheer panic, as if they were fleeing disaster.

Fang Mu knew that seizing resources amid chaos was often the most effective strategy. Despite the dangers, he decided to investigate the situation more closely.

If the opportunity proved unsuitable, he figured he could always choose to remain hidden.

He quickened his pace, the roaring and screeching sounds growing incessant. Fang Mu surmised that an encounter had occurred between two exceptionally powerful creatures from this Dimensional World.

Since they met, they seemed to have been locked in combat nonstop, with neither coming out victorious thus far!

Faintly, Fang Mu began to sense the screech's intensity waning, though the majestic roar seemed weaker too, lacking its earlier force.

As Fang Mu approached the source of the battle, he had yet to see the silhouettes of the two warring Dimensional creatures. What he did see were piles of immense corpses strewn across the ground.

The bodies of these Dimensional creatures radiated boundless Life Energy.

Fang Mu's Destiny Guardian Beast, Blood of Abundance, stirred uneasily in response.

The abundant Life Energy in these giant creatures could be absorbed by Blood of Abundance, providing tremendous benefits.

If Blood of Abundance could claim these fallen giants, its quality would surely improve.

Fang Mu had previously elevated Fool's Shadow to godlike quality at the Copper Stage, holding its cultivation to the same lofty standard.

Fool's Shadow had plenty of fetal Outer Realm creatures to feed upon, assisting its eventual advancement in quality.

Yet Blood of Abundance had never encountered such an opportunity.

The abundance of corpses here, combined with Blood of Abundance's eager reaction, signaled to Fang Mu that its chance had arrived.

With the exclusive trait [Dimensional Passage] gained from Fool's Shadow's ascension to godlike quality, Fang Mu could establish a passageway connecting this Dimensional World to the Beastmaster world.

However, the Dimensional Passage could only be established after considerable intervals and consumed all of Fool's Shadow's source energy, leaving it requiring extended recovery time.

Fang Mu had to contemplate whether setting up a Dimensional Passage in this world was truly worth it.

While the bodies of these gigantic creatures held immense value for Blood of Abundance, hunting such creatures in this higher-dimensional world was no easy task, requiring substantial manpower and resources.

Fang Mu's current understanding of this Dimensional World was superficial, leaving him unable to decide whether using Fool's Shadow's Dimensional Passage here would be wise.

As Fang Mu deliberated, he spotted a serpentine creature stretching endlessly across the ground, slowly writhing forward.

The snake-like creature carried vast amounts of Life Energy within it, yet its vitality was gradually ebbing away.

Fang Mu realized the immense snake was nearing the end of its life.

Near the snake was a colossal two-headed bird with an unusually mystical appearance, radiating the essence of Crane Beasts.

Fang Mu surmised that the majestic roar likely originated from the two-headed giant bird.