A Man Like None Other

Chapter 4343 The Surprise Attack
“It seems I should gather more of these fire stones. Otherwise, if the fire unicorn gets hungry, I won’t have anything to feed it!”
After Kai finished speaking, he began to swiftly gather the fire stones.
The fire unicorn was simultaneously eating and digging, oblivious to the fact that it had already left the desolate island. Meanwhile, Kai and his group had actually arrived at the bottom of the Dead Sea.
Kai discovered that a vacuum tunnel had formed around the fire stones, radiating a wave of heat so intense that the surrounding seawater couldn’t come into contact with the stones.
However, as Kai and the fire unicorn took away the fire stones, the seawater kept falling.
The seawater at the bottom was surprisingly boiling, even though the surface of the Dead Sea was calm.
This was also why there was not a trace of life in the Dead Sea. If a cultivator were to fall into it, it would likely be incredibly difficult to survive the heated water.
After all, not everyone had the ability to manipulate fire nascence, let alone face the fire of the Earth’s core fearlessly.
Along the way, the fire unicorn kept eating, while Kai continued collecting the stones.

After some time, the fire unicorn was finally satiated. Kai, meanwhile, had gathered a lot of fire stones. However, looking around, he saw that the entire seabed of the Dead Sea was littered with them. If Kai wanted to gather them all, he estimated that he would have to stay there for at least a year and a half.
Kai simply didn’t have the luxury of lingering there indefinitely. So, after storing the fire unicorn in his Storage Ring, he began his swift escape from the ocean floor.
When Kai was ascending, he found himself surrounded by rocks and soil instead of seawater. It seemed he had ended up beneath another small island.
Without the fire unicorn to assist him in breaking through, Kai had no choice but to wield Dragonslayer Sword. He spun it continuously in front of him, the sharp blade acting like a drill as he persistently charged upward.
By this time, it was already dark outside. The Dead Sea was devoid of any movement or sound.
At the heart of the modestly sized island stood a stone house. Within the house, a light shimmered, making it abundantly clear that someone was living on the island.
Inside the stone house, there was a woman with fair skin and long hair cascading over her shoulders. She was soaking herself in a spring.
The spring water was still steaming, clearly indicating it was a hot spring, likely influenced by the fire of the Earth’s core.
The stone house had been built directly over the hot spring. The woman was sitting inside stark naked.
The moonlight shone on the woman, her fair skin reflecting its radiance.
However, when the woman slightly turned her head, the moonlight illuminated her face. It was then revealed that one side of her face was severely scarred by burns.
Her graceful figure and flawless skin were unfortunately paired with a somewhat terrifying face. This intense contrast was extremely unsettling.
The woman gently closed her eyes, taking in the warmth of the spring water.
Within a hundred miles, there was only this solitary island and this lone woman. Everywhere else was devoid of any signs of life.
This serene place indeed had a way of allowing people to easily relax.
A thunderous rumble suddenly echoed, and the stone house began to shake violently.