Monster Rearing Mga Nobela at Kwento

I'd leave Dray, Nero, and Solan to protect the city while I went with Rage, who is now itching for a fight at all times. It would be Wise who would be left to manage the monsters inside the dungeon. I learned that there were now 8,000 monsters, half of which were C-rank, 49.9% were B-rank, and eight were already A-rank. Without a doubt, this was an army capable of terrorizing the countryside. The monsters would no longer be bred, Wise had promised, but rather he would concentrate on giving them human form and making them all A-rank. He estimated that it would take at least six months and no more than a year.

Now, the time had come to put that knowledge into action. As per the plan, he would ensure their civilization flourished by teaching them a bunch of useful things and ensuring that they evolved a lot in the process too. ‘I need to also conduct experiments to observe the effects of different Monster Cores on them.’ Rey was genuinely curious about what would happen, and he was itching to find out. “SKRRIAAAK.” “GURRIAKKA.” “HUKAKAYA.” The sounds of Hobgoblins greeted his ears as he entered the clearing.

Dario Morandi's uncle chimed in, "Tell me about it. The daughter of a Don has humbled herself for a man. Would anyone believe that?" They laughed and shook their heads, like they were talking about something ridiculous that was finally coming to an end. I didn't argue. They were right, after all. For the past six years, I'd done plenty of humiliating things for Dario. He liked horse racing, so I'd bought an entire racetrack for him. He'd casually mentioned that he liked a certain watch, and I'd had one flown in from abroad the very next day. Now, he stood not far away, watching me get mocked. I looked away in disgust.

Rewards: 30 000 crystal stone 100 gold coins Species: Experimented Mini Monkey Monster Age: 150 years old in monsters years and 100 000 years elderly at human years Special Monsters Abilty: Underground Claws Intellegience: Bare [Can make a hole under the surface with its claws] Rewards: 3 000 crystal stone 100 gold coins Species: Two-legged Zerg Monster Age: 1 000 years old in monsters years and 10 00 000 years elderly at human years Special Monsters Abilty: Deadly Feet Claws Intellgience: Bare [Can make a hole under the surface with its claws] [Can stretch out his legs to the humans fleeing far away from him] Rewards: 3 000 000 crystal stone 1 000 gold coins Species: Four-legged Zerg Monste

Caleb's eyes darted around erratically, and his tone immediately softened. "Please, Dad. I'm begging you. Nicky is starting elementary school tomorrow, and your place is strategically located in the best school district in Arielwood. Please let us borrow it and stay there for a while, even if it's just for the sake of your biological grandson's education." I looked down at Nicky and scoffed. "Him? He's five years old and still doesn't know what two plus two is. He might as well not waste his time with school."

Beautiful—but basic. I called them forward, laid out sketches I remembered from my past life. Guns. Crossbows with repeating mechanisms. Cannons powered by monster cores instead of gunpowder. “You want to fire shards of steel with speed beyond arrows?” Garren had asked, incredulous. “Yes,” I said flatly. “And not with mana—by using monster cores harvested from beasts.” That set off a flurry of guildmasters gathering monster hunters. Suddenly, the once-forgotten adventurers—who used to simply fight to keep borders clear—became the most important part of the realm’s economy. They brought in cores, skins, fangs, claws.

Consequently, most monsters assumed human form. However, there were two categories among them. The first merely took on a human appearance, requiring energy to maintain. The majority fell into this category, while the second involved a complete transformation into a human. This "shape shifting" occurred upon reaching significant strength, akin to a silkworm emerging from its pupa. It symbolized a rebirth for the monsters. Despite the pain endured during the process, the completed transformation brought substantial benefits. Given the human body's perfection for training, monsters found it efficient to undergo this transformation for their training endeavors.

I might make a lot of money selling them too…’ But Rey knew this wasn’t the time to be distracted by money. Not only were the Monsters too large for him to fit into his sacks and throw into Subspace, but it was going to get in his way of dispatching the Monsters if he had to worry about preserving their quality when killing them. He didn’t need that kind of hassle. ‘For now, I’ll focus on leveling up and claim the Monster Cores as my reward.’ Nothing more. Nothing less. ******** As Rey advanced through the Icy lair of the BigFoot Monsters, he knew he had to be extra careful.

"There's the old quarry three li north. Nobody goes there because of the Stone-Jaw Boars." "How many?" "Last count? A dozen. They're Body Tempering rank monsters. Killed two cultivators last spring who thought they could handle it." I consider this. Body Tempering rank monsters. Dangerous for an ordinary early-stage cultivator. For me, currently at Level 4 with the Iron River Scripture's passive Stone Shell ability and the Ki density of someone who has been training under System acceleration for eight days straight — risky, but educational. "Perfect," I say. Madam Gu's expression does not change. "You're going to do something stupid."

Although there were many monsters there, they were all weak and useless. A spirited core of an innate monster beast could be exchanged for seventy contribution points, but an acquired monster’s spirited core could only be exchanged for ten contribution points, and some weak monsters did not even have spiritual cores, making it pointless to kill them. At present, the gathering place of the low-level monster beast that Fane was going to, did not have innate level monster beasts. They were all acquired level monster beasts. It was not that Fane dared not try to attack the innate level monster beasts, but he thought he should first familiarize himself with the surrounding environment and have an