Divine Son Reincarnated With A Domination System

Tang Yin wasted no time and entered what is considered the coldest Spirit Forest on the continent.

'God, the cold here can actually hurt me inside.'

The freezing storms here tended to be deadly for cultivators who did not practice ice. Still, Tang Yin endured this freezing cold and walked inside.

For every step he took, he felt like his bones would freeze, but he made his little-acquired elemental ability move, and the situation improved slightly.

But it was not a long-term solution.

He needed to understand ice more to survive many days in this place.

Still, Tang Yin continued his way inside, searching for those spirit beasts.

He quickly realized that, although the cold outside this place was not so frightening, the situation changed drastically once he entered the Spirit Forest.

Because the spiritual forest has rich spiritual energy everywhere.

Now, the icy storms carry large portions of spiritual energy, and there was even a possibility that some of them were frozen, which cut his skin.

During his short tour of this place, he encountered some similar ones.

'As long as I avoid lethal blows, these icy storms are not dangerous. But I don't know how big the spiritual energy ice blocks can be.'

While thinking about the place, Tang Yin encountered his first spirit beast.

It was from the Spiritual Ancestor Realm and was perfect to take with Bing Yinyin.

It was a rather large wolf, which used to be called the Frozen Tooth Wolf, as one of its teeth is a chunk of ice.

It's always like this from birth.

'Must be the herd nearby... This is good.' He thought. Discover hidden tales at My Virtual Library Empire

He jumped on it swiftly as he exerted the power of that little technique in his hand and punched it in the head.

This blow sent it slamming into a huge tree nearby, making the beast dizzy. So he took the opportunity to close in and punch it in the belly.

Cries of pain came from the wolf's mouth as Tang Yin punched it in the muzzle, preventing it from moving again.

Then, he delivered a lethal blow to its neck that killed it.

It was a short fight, but it made Tang Yin frown.

'...I see. This is where the danger of these missions lies.' He looked ahead when he sensed the presence of three other wolves.

The danger lay not in the wolves coming in packs but in his ability to fight.

He had not realized this because he had never been able to train in a place like this. But here, the ice was torture for the body.

The frozen bones slowed his movements the more he struck. Striking increased the friction between his arm and the icy fragments floating around, so he was freezing on the inside and outside.

That's why a small layer of icy skin had formed on his skin right now. If he was careless, something very bad could happen.

Tang Yin rushed to meet the three wolves attacking him and used his agility to hit them in critical places, but he soon found another problem of fighting here.

That ice that formed on his skin and embedded in his pores until it reached his bones was lethal to him.

He fell backward as he delivered the last blow to the last wolf present.

"Agh..." He groaned in pain as he looked down at his arms.

Both were slightly torn from the inside.

'This ice is terrifying. No wonder this place is known as the White Death Field; for any cultivator, this is lethal.'

After realizing this, he grabbed the four beasts' bodies and returned to the house.

Since he did not want to fight again today, he did so carefully, and a while later, he finally arrived.

Bing Yinyin was surprised that he had returned so quickly, and he handed the bodies to her.

"I understand why you told me to train like that. The ice in that place is really dangerous."

"That's right. The ice inside the Extreme North Spirit Forest is deadly to anyone. That's why, if you want, you can use cultivation during training."

"No, I'm fine. Although it's painful, it's this pain that I need to comprehend the ice."

"If you think so, then follow me. During the day, you'll train that way, and during the night, you'll train using the small training ground created by my teacher here. It's only a small room, but it will suffice."

Bing Yinyin started to lead him inside after telling him that.

The house was not very big and had four rooms. She entered one of those. It was the largest room present.

There was nothing inside besides a small chair and a few spiritual tools installed on the sides.

"What is this?" Tang Yin asked, and Bing Yinyin sat down in the chair.

"You will have icy baths from now on for a week. This bath will break your skin because you will have it with attacks from those tools. After you are done with the seven baths..." She then explained to him what he would be doing for the next month.

Basically, it would be four workouts in each of the four weeks. The first was an ice bath that started right after she finished. Next would come resisting icy attacks using the skill she had taught him. He could move and hit each attack with the skill.

The third training was more complicated. Basically, he was able to withstand the attacks without moving. He had to use that technique he had learned to cover his skin to withstand the attacks, which would be more powerful.

Finally, he would start training in the authentic Law of Ice in the fourth week.

By now, he was only in the first week, which was technically the easiest training, and the first training had begun.

She activated her ice domain of the Law of Ice and activated the soul tools, causing countless icy attacks to occur around and approach Tang Yin. They lightly hit him and broke his skin in some parts, but the terrifying part came when he began to feel that those attacks were imbued with terrifying power.

It was the true power of the Law of Ice.

This froze his every muscle and bone in no time, yet he persisted...

If he failed, he would fall backward like an icy bucket, signaling Bing Yinyin to stop, but he could not fail.

His determination seldom wavered during his life, and he swore for some time that he would never waver again.

So, he stood firm, enduring this without any hint of cultivation.