The Primordial Tamer



Orion began to look at the fallen Iron Tusk Boar. He knew he needed to act quickly. He needed to extract the beast core of this Iron Tusk Boar.

Without hesitation, he turned to his companion Atlas and spoke firmly, "Atlas, make a knife with your crystal." The crystal embedded in Atlas's forehead glowed brightly as it began to take shape.

In a matter of seconds, a beautiful crystal knife appeared in Atlas's hand, its edges sharp and glinting in the dim light. Orion took the knife from Atlas and approached the Iron Tusk Boar.

He could see the beast core pulsing faintly in its chest, and he knew he had to act quickly to retrieve it. With steady hands, he began to carefully cut through the thick hide of the boar, making sure to avoid any vital organs.

The crystal knife that Atlas made was unlike any other knife Orion had used before. It was incredibly sharp and strong, and it cut through the Iron Tusk Boar's hide with ease. Orion worked quickly, making precise cuts to extract the beast core from the boar's chest.

Finally, after a few minutes of careful work, Orion was able to extract the beast core. It was a glowing, pulsing orb of energy, and he knew that this would be a good resource to bring back.

Without wasting any time, Orion carefully placed the beast core into his spatial ring. The ring was a handy tool that allowed him to store and transport items without the need for a physical bag or backpack. With a mental command, he closed the ring, ensuring that the beast core was safely stored away.

Orion let out a sigh of relief, knowing that he had successfully retrieved the resource he had come for. He turned to Atlas and gave him a grateful nod, thanking him for his help.

As Orion continued his journey through the forest, he was unaware that he was being watched by a group of disciples from different sects. These disciples had been observing Orion ever since he had defeated the Iron Tusk Boar, and they were now considering whether to confront him.

"What do you think? should we confront him?" said one of the disciples, breaking the silence. The others looked at him, considering his question.

"I don't know," replied another disciple, "He is pretty strong. He easily beat that Iron Tusk Boar. His beast, Atlas, the Crystal Rhinoceros seems to be strong as well."

The others nodded in agreement. They knew that confronting someone as powerful as Orion could be dangerous. However, they were also aware that Orion was carrying a valuable resource, the beast core of the Iron Tusk Boar, which could be useful to their own sects.

"We should at least follow him and see where he's going," suggested another disciple. "Maybe we can find an opportunity to take the beast core from him without having to confront him directly."

The others considered this idea and eventually agreed to it. They began to trail Orion, keeping a safe distance behind him as he continued on his journey through the forest.

Orion, meanwhile, remained oblivious to the fact that he was being followed. He continued to make his way through the forest, his thoughts focused on the next steps of his journey.

As he walked, he couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. He had a nagging feeling that he was being watched, but he couldn't see anyone around him. He decided to quicken his pace, hoping to put some distance between himself and any potential threats.

The disciples following him noticed his sudden increase in speed, and they too quickened their pace to keep up with him. As they continued to follow him, they realized that Orion was heading towards a remote part of the forest, far from any settlements or towns.

"We need to be careful," whispered one of the disciples. "This is a dangerous place to be alone, and we don't know what kind of traps or tricks he might have up his sleeve."

The others nodded in agreement, and they continued to follow Orion at a safe distance. As they entered the remote part of the forest, they noticed that the trees had grown thicker and the undergrowth was denser.

Orion suddenly stopped in his tracks, causing the disciples to hide behind nearby trees. He scanned his surroundings, trying to pinpoint what had caused him to stop. After a few moments of silence, he continued on his journey, seemingly unaware of the danger that lay ahead.

The disciples continued to follow him, watching his every move. They knew that they had to be careful, as Orion was a powerful adversary. They also knew that they had to act quickly if they wanted to take the beast core from him without getting caught.

As they moved deeper into the forest, the disciples remained vigilant, waiting for the right moment to strike. They knew that they were playing a dangerous game, but the potential reward was worth the risk.

As Orion continued his journey through the dense forest, his senses were on high alert. He couldn't shake off the feeling that he was being followed, and every time he stopped to catch his breath, he couldn't help but scan his surroundings.

Orion then stopped again, causing the disciples who had been following him to duck behind nearby trees. They watched intently as Orion scanned his surroundings, trying to determine what had caused him to stop.

For a moment, Orion remained still, his eyes darting back and forth as he searched for any signs of danger. He listened intently, trying to pick up on any unusual sounds in the forest. But all he heard was the soft rustling of the leaves and the chirping of the birds.

After a few tense moments, Orion seemed to relax. He let out a deep breath and turned around, continuing his journey through the forest.

As they followed him, they noticed that he was heading deeper into the forest, away from any known settlements or towns. The trees grew thicker, and the undergrowth became denser, making it difficult for the disciples to keep up with Orion's pace.