Clumsy Beast, Keep Your Paws Off novel Chapter 526

Chapter 526: Chapter 526: Rong Ye Steps Into the Lower Domain

On the other side of the world, far beyond the reach of Dragon Beast City, there existed a place that ordinary beasts would never even dream of stepping into.

A lower domain.

The moment An Mo brought Rong Ye across that invisible boundary, everything changed so abruptly that Rong Ye could not even react in time.

One step... that was all it took.

Yet it felt as if he had fallen into an entirely different world.

Rong Ye stood frozen where he was. His mind became blank. For a long moment, he did not move at all.

"What... is this place...?" he finally asked, his voice low and unsteady.

He clearly remembered that just a moment ago, they had still been within the familiar lands near Dragon Beast City. But suddenly, he felt like he had fallen into a different world, even though he had nothing to prove his words.

A faint chill crept up his spine. Slowly, Rong Ye turned his head and looked at An Mo. That single glance carried far more than curiosity.

There was shock and disbelief in it. And faintly... there was even fear.

It was the kind of gaze one would direct toward something unknown, something that could not be understood.

"You..." Rong Ye opened his mouth, but the words seemed to catch in his throat.

An Mo stood there as if nothing unusual had happened. His expression was calm, almost indifferent, as though crossing between domains was no more significant than taking a simple step.

Seeing Rong Ye’s reaction, he let out a faint chuckle.

"Why?" he asked lazily. "Scared?"

Rong Ye’s body stiffened slightly. He lowered his gaze after a brief pause, his fingers curling unconsciously at his sides.

"...No."

The answer came out firm, but the tension in his voice betrayed him.

An Mo did not expose him. He simply glanced ahead and said, "Follow."

He offered no explanation. Nor did Rong Ye ask for one. Perhaps he did not dare to, or perhaps, in his heart, the desire to grow stronger had already surpassed his need to understand everything.

Just like that, he followed behind An Mo silently.

An Mo did not waste time after that. He led Rong Ye deeper into the lower domain, passing through barren stretches of land and strange rock formations until they finally arrived at a secluded area surrounded by towering stone pillars.

The energy here was dense, so dense that even Rong Ye could feel it pressing into his body without needing to consciously sense it.

An Mo stopped and glanced around briefly before nodding.

"This place will do."

Rong Ye said nothing, but he could already feel the difference. Compared to Dragon Beast City, the energy here was much purer and fresher. If one practiced in such an environment, the speed of improvement would undoubtedly increase.

"Practice here," An Mo said simply.

Rong Ye did not hesitate. He sat down immediately, crossing his legs, his expression turning serious in an instant. Without wasting a single breath, he took out the purple crystal An Mo had given him.

The crystal lay quietly in his palm, yet it emitted a deep and mysterious aura.

Rong Ye stared at it for only a brief moment before closing his eyes.

Soon, strands of energy began to flow out from the crystal, slowly being absorbed into his body. Not many in the beast world knew that crystal cores could be absorbed like this; most of them directly ate them to absorb the power.

But he was from a big clan, and as the heir of the nine tailed fox clan, his lineage was extraordinary, and he had been taught these things from childhood.

Time passed silently in the lower domain.

Days stretched into weeks without notice.

Rong Ye remained seated in the same position, unmoving like a statue. The energy from the crystal continuously poured into him, nourishing his body and strengthening his foundation.

His aura steadily grew stronger.

Yet strangely... nothing else changed.

As for An Mo, he quickly lost interest in watching.

After confirming that Rong Ye had entered a stable cultivation state, he simply left the area to explore the surroundings. To him, this lower domain was far more interesting than observing someone train.

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