The Medallion

"Where am I?" Rocky didn't know whether to cry or laugh as he had a bad start upon setting foot in that place. In fact, it was more or less a blow to him.

Since he lost the ability to fly, he had no choice but to start his journey in this alien land by walking.

Upon getting out of the stream, he walked his way and passed through a very thick forest. There, he laid eyes on a broad road that seemed empty. As a result, he had no chance to even ask where he was.

'Where should I go now?' Rocky wondered. Looking at the two sides of the road, he thought that perhaps, he would be lucky enough if he chose the southern path.

Frankly, luck was always on Rocky's side. In fact, it was not long after that he saw a carriage moving towards him. Upon looking at it closely, he found out that it was not really an ordinary carriage per se. As a matter of fact, it was packed with cargoes with a slender and seemingly powerful spiritual beast as its driver, speeding its way on the road.

"Wow, I never thought that a beast that size can move so fast after all!" Rocky exclaimed as he examined it from a professional point of view. Based on how it moved, the spiritual beast driving it must be at least at the Supernal Stage in the Wild Spirit Land. On the other hand, such a spiritual beast was only used to drive a carriage, which was enough to change his expectations of this unknown land.

"Uhm, excuse me?" Rocky asked loudly, trying to grab the beast's attention. He did not hesitate to step forward and wave his hand so that the carriage would stop. At that time, the most important thing for him to know was where he was.

But unfortunately, the carriage did not slow down at all. Instead, it even sped up almost instantly. With a whooshing sound, it passed by Rocky and vanished at the end of the road in the twinkling of an eye.

"Hey! Are you afraid that I'll rob you? Excuse me, but I'm not a bandit if that's what you're thinking!" Rocky huffed from behind. Beyond anything, he felt immensely frustrated. However, there was nothing he could do but keep walking.

After a couple of minutes, another carriage, driven by a spiritual beast just like the one that had passed by, was approaching him.

carriage, so he made it to a point to stop in the middle of the road. In this way, there

This second carriage sped as fast as lightning, completely ignoring him

But since he was a newcomer, he wanted to keep a low profile as much as possible. Thus, he immediately moved to the side to dodge the carriage since it was rushing towards him

carriage turned around and cursed furiously, "Brat, how could you be so blind? I am right here, you

as a ride,' Rocky thought to himself. His last battle with Alston took the lives of all his spiritual beasts.

the impression that it was carrying people with high social status. Its driver, on the other hand, was breathtaking. It resembled a

behind some trees beside the road. With great timing, he rushed out of the forest as soon as the third carriage approached. At the same time, he used a tiny portion of his strength to purposely knock the carriage a little askew. Without thinking twice, he let himself fall on the ground and closed

the driver clad in brocaded clothes immediately jumped off the carriage. He then looked at Rocky, who was lying on the ground. Upon seeing that Rocky's clothes were dirty and torn, he shook his head in disdain, as if regarding Rocky

A sweet and melodious voice came from the carriage behind the spiritual beast, like that of a

in agony, now that

but I had to see what happened. Apparently, a homeless man suddenly rushed into

sweet voice in the car

injured. But he did this to himself. He was the one who

a seven level pagoda! Take him to the carriage.

the conversation, Rocky was more than delighted to know that his plan actually worked. Moreover, he was in luck to have met such a kind-hearted young lady who was

more convincing, he

him up with one hand.

view. From what he saw, there was a beautiful and elegant figure leisurely lying on her side, wearing a white gauze and purple dress. To his dismay,