Sumatra's Greatest Fan

Chapter 131: Billakin Spirit Elixir

’This shouldn’t be happening!’ Raurau tried to resist, but was unable to do anything. All he could do was watch helplessly as the Bhriully’s Prana flowed into his body and activated Mystic Mist Art to produce a certain baby tusk cries through the Rambi horn.

“Now,” The Bhirully spoke a few seconds later, “Based on my map of the predator’s movements, there’s some time to finish the rest.”

“S-Stop!” Raurau could only cry out in resistance.

“Not only are you exceptionally talented, but you also have the Buoyant Disease.” The Bhirully uttered, “That means your genetics are as such you’re an Empyrean Snapper in human form.”

“If I were to survive this fight, you’ll be the next opponent I can look forward to fighting.” It spoke in excitement.

Using Raurau, it began to manufacture the Billakin Spirit Pool in Elixir form. Having been observing him, the Bhirully had long since grasped Mystic Mist Art.

Of course, if it were to activate it by itself, tremendous strain would be dealt to its Spirit Containers and permanently reduce its Prana capacity. Hence, it retorted to using the same, but through Raurau.

The way it was controlling him was similar to how a Pranic Beast controlled its respective Ravaged Tribe. Normally, even it couldn’t do this, since Raurau wasn’t a Free Human, but a Cooter Clansman.

However, the Rutham in its left hand had significantly boosted its psychokinesis, to the extent it could overpower the natural defences of Raurau’s Spirit Container and begin influencing it.

That was how it could exhibit this control. Of course, the longer it did this, the more Raurau’s Spirit Container was getting polluted, which was affecting his Buoyant Disease.

His Empyrean Snapper genetics weren’t as pure as before.

A few hours of refinement later, there was a vial’s worth of the Billakin Spirit Pool in Elixir form before the Bhirully. “I’ll name this the Billakin Spirit Elixir.”

The Bhirully consumed it without hesitation and familiarized itself with the Elixir’s properties. The reason it focused on Billakin was that the mineral’s source was itself.

Its Spirit Container was made using Billakin. The Bhirully had three hearts, which implied three Spirit Containers in total. Therefore, even if it were to extract a heart, it had two more left, which meant it wouldn’t die.

The two extra hearts ensured to regenerate the extracted heart. Moreover, they would also form the Spirit Container within it, since in terms of Spirit Containers, going from zero to one was deemed almost impossible.

But building a Spirit Container from one to more was pretty simple. Every Free Human did that in the Spirit Stage. And for a Pranic Beast, that happened naturally as they grew.

So, in a matter of seconds, a new heart grew in place, with the Spirit Container developed to the same extent as before.

Since the Bhirully had reached maturity, all its three Spirit Containers were at max capacity. So, the newly regenerated Spirit Container had max capacity too. Even though it was currently empty, as long as the Bhirully consumes food, Prana will fill it up soon.

Therefore, if it wanted, the Bhirully could keep producing as much Billakin as it wanted, for that was its original Spirit Weapon.

Its left and right arm were the secondary and tertiary Spirit Weapons respectively. The Brully Race was special in being able to wield three Spirit Containers without issues, thanks to having three Spirit Containers.

That was why the Brully Invasion was regarded as one of the bloodiest invasions in Sumatra’s history. And those that survived the invasion grew to become extremely powerful forces.

The Brimgan Empire was one such example.

Once the Bhirully finished analysing the Billakin Spirit Elixir, albeit with a sharp Prana cost, it became capable of producing more of the Elixir, treating it as a Spirit Weapon.

The ingredients for the Billakin Spirit Elixir were Billakin, which it produced, and Pelting Monkey Spirit Containers, which it could produce too, since the entire Pelting Monkey was treated as a Spirit Weapon, which it managed to achieve.

The Brully Race was capable of generating more of the material forming their Spirit Weapon, since that was treated as a part of the body. And when a body part gets extracted, Prana is consumed to regenerate said body.

The same logic applied here too, which is how the Bhirully was producing the material necessary for production from itself. And by treating the Billakin Spirit Elixir as a Spirit Weapon, it bypassed the need for Mystic Mist Art’s refinement.

“First test,” Saying so, it stuffed a vial’s worth of Billakin Spirit Pool in a Pelting Monkey’s mouth and watched it take effect. And under its will, the Pelting Monkey turned into the shape of a nail, with its head serving as the nail’s head.

A blue sheen coated the nail, which was a layer of Billakin.

The Bhirully stabbed its arm with the Pelting Monkey nail, ’Good, through internal actuation, it can exhibit the Billakin’s properties without issues.’

Thanks to it being an Elixir, its effects could rapidly take root while ensuring the Pelting Monkey survived the process. And with Billakin’s properties of construction and deconstruction, the Bhirully was confident, “Now, these spikes can pierce through an Empyrean Snapper’s Subtle Terrain Domination.”

But that wasn’t its only goal, as the Bhirully gathered all the Pelting Monkeys it had brought in its latest trip and turned them all into nails. And then, it hammered the nails into its body, ensuring to mould the shape of the nails to harmonise with its body’s musculature.

“Good, I’m ready.” It uttered, as under its thought, all the Pelting Monkeys uniformly gathered their psychokinesis into one Pelting Monkey.

With the boost from Rutham’s psychokinesis, the Bhirully launched it into the rear end of the canyon, chuckling upon seeing the canyon’s length extend by a hundred metres, “This will work.”

It lifted its head upon feeling a shockwave and stared at the individual who had landed on the cliff of the canyon, “I wanted to test my power on The Wall first before aiming for the stars.”

“But I prefer this,” The Bhirully roared in excitement, “The existence who Sumatra named an Era after,”

It eyed the short-statured individual that seemed to be exhibiting a ravenous hunger and proclaimed, “I challenge you!”

“Fight me to my death!”