I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 285 - 209 Just Want to Chase His Silhouette

Chapter 285: Chapter 209 Just Want to Chase His Silhouette

April 20th, afternoon.

Zheng Yuliang had enjoyed the morning at the market and then headed to the neighboring city, taking advantage of the Saturday holiday to visit his father.

Chen Yun, on the other hand, went straight home and settled the giant bone snake fish into the pond in Zheng Yuliang’s backyard.

In the tranquility of the afternoon sun’s gentle embrace, the pond surface was smooth as a mirror.

A few leaves floated idly, occasionally stirred into delicate ripples by a playful breeze.

Amid this calmness, the massive giant bone snake fish lay dormant in the water, its streamlined body covered with mysterious scales.

Glittering with a pale blue luster under the sunlight, it seemed like a colossal creature from ancient legends rising from the depths.

On the shore, the fluffy little dog Bai Jin observed the unusual scene with a mixture of curiosity and caution. Bai Jin’s four short legs lightly bounced at the pond’s edge, each step filled with a fascination for the unknown.

Its ears perked up now and then, attempting to catch even the faintest sound.

Those shiny black eyes were fixed on the immense creature in the pond, a mix of amazement and excitement.

The trivial incident from earlier had already been tossed to the back of Chen Yun’s mind.

At Fenghai Market in the morning, he had done nothing more than swat a fly, hardly something worth remembering.

The stall owner who bore ill will appeared to die in a bizarre manner, but in reality, he was controlled by Chen Yun from a distance using a series of abilities such as telekinesis, killing intent, and emotion stimulation, leading him to a scripted demise.

In some sense,

he was indeed similar to the Death God in the movie "Death Comes," capable of manipulating an array of inconceivable coincidences to put people to death.

Once his spiritual coverage extended further, the effect would only be more exaggerated.

Were he to effortlessly cover the entire Earth with his spiritual power, he could claim to be an omnipresent providence and deity of this world,

freely controlling the life and death of everyone.

After speculating randomly for a bit, Chen Yun shifted his attention to the pond before him.

Compared to these things, Chen Yun was more concerned with the experiment he was preparing to conduct.

The little dog Bai Jin cautiously approached the edge of the pond, its nose gently twitching, trying to sniff the unfamiliar scent coming faintly from the water.

It seemed to be communicating silently with the pond’s resident in its own unique way.

Occasionally, the giant bone snake fish would slowly move its massive body, causing splashes that made Bai Jin leap back in alarm, but it quickly regained its childlike curiosity and approached again, observing with clear eyes.

Watching the giant bone snake fish swimming in the pond, Chen Yun lightly held the curious Bai Jin beside him, then said with a hint of excitement, "They say nothing can become a spirit after the founding of the nation, but you go ahead and become one for me."

Saying this,

Chen Yun wielded the "nurturing" ability, infusing life force into the giant bone snake fish.

Whether the "nurturing" ability could guide and stimulate the evolution of creatures was unknown to Chen Yun.

But he hoped it could.

In that case, the Dragon breeding plan could be sped up to greatly satisfy his gastronomic desires.

There was also a chance to cultivate some extraordinary creatures, perhaps making his future less lonely?

He didn’t wish for the existence of other extraordinary beings.

But that didn’t mean he didn’t want to evolve some people or animals alongside him.

Moreover, setting aside those advantages, having more attributes to an ability also meant deeper and broader development space.

However, whether it was feasible could only be spoken for by sufficient experimentation.

Considering this, Chen Yun quietly watched the giant bone snake fish.

At first,

the reaction of the giant bone snake fish wasn’t significant.

It continued to swim back and forth in the not-so-large pond.

But as Chen Yun continued to infuse life force for several seconds, the giant bone snake fish showed some distinct reactions.

Just like the last time the silly dog Bai Jin was given a bit more life force.

The originally poised giant bone snake fish, as if awakened by an invisible force, burst forth with unprecedented vitality.

The water surface was no longer calm but was disrupted by a series of rapid waves, as the giant bone snake fish displayed astonishing agility and strength in the pond.

Its actions became swift and powerful as if its body contained an energy that had been suppressed for a long time and was finally being released.

With a powerful swing of its sturdy tail, the giant bone snake fish splashed up high columns of water, the droplets tracing crystalline arcs in the air before falling back into the pond with a crisp, pleasant sound. Its gill covers opened and closed rapidly, each breath seeming so urgent and strong, as if celebrating this sudden liberation and passion.

It thrashed excitedly in the water, stirring the pearls Chen Yun had scattered, drifting with the waves, like specks of starlight next to the fish.

If this reaction had occurred in a person,

it would be hard not to suspect they were under the influence of drugs.

And if such a transformation occurred in a human,

it would truly be difficult not to suspect that they had ingested some kind of stimulant or had a sudden emotional breakdown.

The abrupt change in the giant bone snake fish was like an instant switch in personality, as if transforming from a meditative monk into a hyperactive child in a moment.

Each of its movements was filled with a desire to explore and the tension of life.

It made one imagine that if fish also had an emotional switch, then this giant bone snake fish undoubtedly just had its excitement dialed up to the maximum.