The First Heir

After the man finished speaking, he found a thick branch and took an afternoon nap.

The pork was roasted crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the special gamey aroma emitted by wild boar was completely trapped in the meat. The meat had equal parts of fat and lean meat, so Philip did not feel queasy even after he finished the whole leg.

About half an hour later, the man jumped down from the tree. He took out a formidable-looking scimitar about half the size of an adult from his space ring and started practicing in the open field.

Although no energy was produced, the surrounding leaves rustled, stirred up by the simple movements.

His technique was open and forthright. The blade was sharp, and the scimitar wielder was even sharper.

Philip looked at the technique and thought it focused on the basics.

The man stopped slowly and Philip applauded.

cry in the distance attracted the man. Judging from the sound, it

followed the man closely, whose physical fitness was very good too. Soon, the two saw the owner of

huge monster, but with the help of his goggles, Philip said, “Porcelain

Empire and its vicinity. Its body was covered in patterns similar to porcelain. It was very strong and could reach 40

a spirit beast and would

man stirred up a storm with his scimitar. As expected of a creature with a tough hide, the rhino did not bleed even under such

even among spirit beasts. The beast seemed annoyed by that man. One

was quite friendly to humans, it was on the basis of not messing with it. Now, it

scimitar intent without any fluctuations. The stronger the intent,

pondered as the man rushed at