WHAT! I Have To Kill Heaven's Son To Live!-Chapter 155: Setting Up Camp!

The falcon let out a low cry and began its descent, wings slicing through the air as it glided gracefully downward.

The wind rushed past Reon’s ears as the treetops came into view.

Below, the forest fringes gave way to a clearing of tall grass and wildflowers swaying in the breeze.

With practiced ease, the bird landed on the soft earth, its massive talons gripping the ground before gently lowering its body to allow Reon to dismount.

Reon stepped down, boots pressing into the dew-kissed grass.

The air was rich with the scent of moss and pine, filled with birdsong and the distant rustle of unseen creatures.

He turned back to the falcon, which now spread its wings once more, ready to depart.

"Thank you, Mr. Falcon," Reon said softly, giving it a respectful nod.

The bird let out a final screech, then soared skyward—back into the boundless blue.

Reon walked forward, the grass brushing against his boots as he passed some tall bushes and entered the shade of big trees.

Sunlight came through the leaves above, making soft golden shapes that moved on the ground as the branches swayed gently.

’Let’s first find a suitable place to camp,’ he thought, eyes scanning his surroundings.

With quiet steps, he walked deeper into the forest. The air felt cooler and smelled of soil and fresh leaves.

Birds sang in the distance, and the soft crunch of twigs under his feet was the only sound around him.

’These trees are tall... but not even as big as the ones in the Outer Rim of the Mystic Evergreen Forest,’ Reon thought, touching the rough bark of a nearby tree.

After walking for about an hour, Reon finally found a good spot.

’This place should be good enough,’ he thought.

Sunlight shone gently through the trees, keeping the area bright and warm.

The ground was flat and dry, perfect for setting up a tent.

Not far away, there was a small, clear pond. The water looked clean, just right for washing up or taking a bath.

Reon nodded to himself, feeling satisfied. ’Yeah... this will do.’

He quickly reached into his Spatial Ring and pulled out the folded Spatial Tent.

With a few practiced moves, the tent unfolded and set itself up on the flat ground.

It looked almost like a small house—sturdy, spacious, and well-built.

Reon stepped inside and took out the bed next.

He placed it near the back wall and close to the window, making sure it was straight, comfortable, and that he could enjoy the fresh air and view outside.

After double-checking everything, he let out a small breath.

"Alright... camp’s ready."

He sat down on the bed, the soft creak of the frame grounding him in the quiet of the forest.

A gentle breeze flowed in, clearing his mind.

"Now, let’s open the treasure trove I got from defeating Yi Ran."

With a thought, he summoned his System Panel and navigated to the inventory tab.

Among all the square slots in the inventory, one stood out—it had a small yellowish-brown treasure chest inside.

Glowing letters beneath it read:

Treasure Chest

Bronze-Level

He tapped on the icon. The box expanded into a detailed image, and a message appeared:

[Click on the surface to unlock the Treasure Chest] ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com

Reon tapped the image.

Shoosh!

A burst of golden light shot from the panel as rewards began to appear one after another.

[Ding!]

[The Host has received Shadow Boots (Uncommon-Grade)]

[... Premium Toilet Paper (Uncommon-Grade)]

[... Slave Contract Paper ×10 (Rare-Grade)]

[... The Golden Ledger – Merchant Book (Rare-Grade)]

[... Crimson Howl Technique (Unique-Grade)]

[The Host has received Memory Fragment ??? of Xue Taiyang]

Reon’s eyes widened.

’So many rewards... from just a Bronze-Level Treasure Chest?’

He scrolled back up and looked through them one by one.

’Shadow Boots... hmm, I’ll try them on and see what they can do—though I’m not expecting much.’

’Toilet paper? Seriously?’

His eyes narrowed as he read the next item.

’Slave Contract Paper... Hmm. That might actually come in handy.’

Then came the merchant book.

’The Golden Ledger? Not for me. I’m not planning to open a shop.’

He paused at the Crimson Howl Technique.

’A Unique-Grade technique? Looks like a mix of palm strikes, kicks, and fist styles. This’ll be useful in a real fight.’

Finally, his gaze landed on the last reward—and it stopped him cold.

’Memory Fragment...? This is exactly what I needed most.’

He took a deep breath and tapped the icon, pulling up its details.

The screen changed:

[Name: Memory Fragment (???)

Details: (???)

Reminder: Use only after reaching Foundation Establishment Realm, or it may severely damage the Host’s soul.]

Reon frowned.

"No details at all... and I have to wait until I hit the Foundation Realm?"

He leaned back, deep in thought.

"How can Xue Taiyang’s memories hurt my soul? Just what kind of secret is hidden in them...?"

He couldn’t find an answer yet, but one thing was clear:

"I need to reach Foundation Realm as soon as possible."

With that, he returned all the rewards to his inventory and sat cross-legged on the bed.

He reached for another item in his inventory—the Celestial Heart Breathing Technique.

The technique had three volumes. Reon pulled out the first one.

A thick, ancient-looking tome appeared in his hands, its cover etched with silver script and faint spiritual runes.

Without wasting time, he opened it.

The air grew still around him as he focused fully on the pages, letting his mind sink into the words.

He began reading slowly, absorbing each line, and diving into the essence of the technique—step by step, breath by breath.

...

In a place where nature felt like a hidden paradise, a soft breeze stirred the leaves and the sound of a waterfall echoed gently through the air.

Tall trees stood like guardians, their branches swaying under the golden light that filtered down.

Near the waterfall, a fox in her human form sat quietly on a smooth rock, her long silver hair glistening with mist.

Beside her lay a small white tiger, curled up and fast asleep.

Yes, this serene place was Xue Taiyang’s Inner Beast Domain.

Cloudia gently covered her flushed face with both hands, her thoughts spinning in circles.

’H-How am I supposed to face Master now? I feel so... embarrassed. How was I so bold back then?’

Her voice was barely a whisper as she pressed a finger to her lips.

’I kissed him... with tongues... on my very first kiss?’

Her cheeks turned even redder.

’Will Master think I’m... l-lewd?’

But the memory of the kiss sent a soft warmth spreading through her.

’B-But... it felt so good... so warm... and he looked so satisfied too.’

Shaking her head quickly, she muttered, "No, no. I can’t be thinking about that now!"

Then her eyes drifted upward—to the sky of the Inner Beast Domain, where a hazy window showed Reon sitting cross-legged, completely focused as he read a thick tome of cultivation techniques.

Seeing him so serious brought a smile to Cloudia’s face.

"Hmm! Master’s working hard again."

With newfound resolve, she stood up.

"Alright! As Master’s future wife, I can’t fall behind!"

She reached into a pocket of her Magical Robe—a hidden spatial pocket—and pulled out a book, clutching it tightly to her chest.

Her eyes flicked toward the little tiger to make sure she was still asleep.

The tiger was curled up peacefully, her little paws twitching in a dream.

Cloudia let out a soft sigh of relief. "I’m safe."

Slowly, she opened the book. The title on the cover came into view:

’99 Ways to Pleasure a Man’

Her face turned bright red again, but she didn’t look away.

"For Master... I’ll study hard too."

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