Daily Evolution from Mastering Tai Chi

Chapter 462 - 327: Visceral Metamorphosis and Evolution

November 27,

Wang Ye stood atop the mountains in southern Jiangxi,

an area almost desolate, with no human habitation visible within ten kilometers.

On his right arm perched a massive eagle,

this eagle was more than twice the size of its kind, its weight nearly half that of an adult human, its muscles robust and powerful, and a slight grip from its talons could tear flesh into shreds. The hook-like beak was even more terrifying; Wang Ye had deliberately tested controlling the eagle to hunt wild boars in the mountains. Although the boars were four or five times larger than the eagle, they could not withstand the eagle’s attacks, as the thick hide was instantly torn into bloody shreds by its beak.

Moreover, the eagle’s greatest advantage was its flight, and it flew especially fast. In the blink of an eye, after an attack, it could leap into the air, creating a distance of more than ten meters to prevent the opponent from retaliating.

Wang Ye even suspected that if he hadn’t mastered the Flying Skill, he might not be able to single-handedly kill this eagle, due to its strong maneuverability. Though its top speed wasn’t as fast as his running, its advantage was in detaching from the ground at will.

In nature, birds are inherently extraordinary creatures; even the smallest sparrow is difficult for humans to catch without tools. Not to mention such a more agile and aggressive bird of prey—if it were slightly larger, hunting tigers or lions wouldn’t be a problem.

Fortunately, he had mastered the skill of Mind Control, so no matter how strong the eagle became, it would submit to him,

even if it evolved into a beast that blotted out the sky or a starry beast, it would completely obey Wang Ye’s control, for Wang Ye had imprinted a steel mark in its sea of consciousness that would remain in its brain as long as it wasn’t destroyed, recognizing Wang Ye as its highest-priority master.

Wang Ye stroked the eagle’s head on his right shoulder with his left hand, and the eagle closed its eyes comfortably, showing no vigilance towards Wang Ye.

These past few days, he would allocate part of his time each day to observe the eagle’s changes, while transferring a certain amount of Primordial Qi to help it grow. This was a privilege even the Golden Eagle didn’t enjoy, so this eagle’s combat power had now approached that of the Golden Eagle stationed in Utah, given that this eagle’s mission was to protect his parents closely, so he paid slightly more attention to it.

As for how Wang Ye accurately found the eagle in his high-intensity running state, it relied on his Mind Sensing ability. Mind Perception is a skill that emerged alongside Mind Control and is a derivative of the latter. While it sounds impressive, its actual function is only to sense creatures he controls.

For instance, when Wang Ye challenged the Emergence of Power in Utah, he used his perception ability to synchronize with the Golden Eagle’s perspective tens of kilometers above, expanding his vision to assist in completing the cross-country challenge.

However, at that time, Wang Ye’s perception distance was limited to fifty kilometers, so he couldn’t allow the Golden Eagle to be too far from him, as the connection would be severed beyond fifty kilometers.

As his power gradually increased and his skill level in perception improved, his sensing limit had now extended from fifty to seventy kilometers,

longer than the diameter of a city.

This distance was very convenient for Wang Ye to sense the eagle’s location.

He only needed to maintain subsonic speed as he continuously ran across the country, using the seventy-kilometer limit of his perception to scan for the eagle’s position in a carpet-like manner, and within less than half an hour, he could accurately lock onto the eagle and order it to fly towards him.

Once Wang Ye’s perception limit expands to a range of a thousand kilometers, he could summon the eagle even from abroad. It’s very convenient indeed.

Unfortunately, Wang Ye currently lacks the energy to control more animals. If he could, he couldn’t imagine how impressive it would be to summon hundreds of gigantic beings with a wave of his hand,

but his current energy was insufficient even for his own training, let alone Mind Control of creatures. Controlling a single creature requires a significant consumption of energy. To fully control a creature about the size of a domestic dog and transmit enough Primordial Qi to it, Wang Ye would be weakened for an entire day, and his training efficiency for the rest of the day would be halved.

Generally, the larger the creature’s size and the higher its evolutionary rank, the larger its brain domain, and correspondingly, the difficulty and energy required for Mind Control and Qi transmission would increase. Back in Utah, Wang Ye tested the total energy and Qi consumed to control hundreds of ants, and it was still less than that consumed for a single Golden Eagle.

Wang Ye suspected that if he dedicated half of his energy to further cultivate, he might be able to directly nurture a Godzilla army. Sadly, this could only remain a thought for now, as he must focus on strengthening himself in his current energy-limited situation.

Thinking of this,

Wang Ye shook his head and continued to transmit a certain amount of Primordial Qi to the eagle on his shoulder.

As the infusion continued, the eagle’s bones and muscles visibly grew stronger.