Old Mo, having unlocked the Seventh Shock Gate, possessed combat power that the Tree Demon Race Leader could hardly withstand.
Hadn’t Old Mo single-handedly taken down the Fla Demon Race Leader before?
How could this Tree Demon Race Leader possibly survive?
Players frenziedly set fire to countless vines outside or chopped them down with their own Spiritual Artifacts.
The scene instantly devolved into chaos.
Within the vines, the life force of the Tree Demon Race Leader continuously weakened, his body covered in wounds.
The whip-like vines also gradually softened.
With Old Mo’s final stomp, the Tree Demon Race Leader completely lost his life force. The vines also lost their strength, falling one by one to the ground.
"Did we win? Damn, I’ve finally gotten my revenge!"
"This Tree Demon Race Boss is simply outrageous! When those whips struck, it reminded of the Teacher smacking my hands back in school."
"Getting your hands smacked is one thing, but if these things hit your body, you’re toast!"
"Quick, quick, quick, clear the battlefield! We’re heading to the next camp!"
"..."
The Players felt a profound sense of relief, as if they had survived a great ordeal.
This Boss was much stronger than any they had faced previously.
Of course, thanks to Old Mo confronting him, and with an overpowered Cultivation Technique like the Eight Gates Escape Armor, the Players had a much easier ti.
If they had been forced to confront him themselves, it likely would have taken much longer.
As the Players were clearing the battlefield, a ssage arrived that made everyone’s expression turn odd.
Players who had remained Inside the Profound Yellow Sect suddenly contacted those who had entered the Hundred Thousand Great Mountains.
"Iron-blooded War Hero, bring your n back, quickly! Our base has been raided!"
Over the Communication Ring, the Great Inventor’s voice ca through, "The Sea Race has made a resurgence! They’ve occupied the entire Hailong Town, and the Sea Race are swarming all over the Dam!"
HMM? The Sea Race has made a resurgence? They never learn. To think they’d dare co looking for trouble with us again!
Xu Nian also heard the Great Inventor’s words and imdiately furrowed his brows.
Was that uneasy feeling because of the Sea Race’s resurgence?
As he pondered this, Xu Nian’s gaze drifted towards the Deep Depths of the Hundred Thousand Great Mountains.
This is too much of a coincidence. I’d considered the Sea Race might make a coback, but I never expected them to choose this mont. This is clearly a move to force our Profound Yellow Sect to retreat from the Hundred Thousand Great Mountains. It seems the Demon Race and the Sea Race have joined forces!
"Sect Leader ng, we’ve run into so trouble in the Northern Wilderness. I’m afraid we can’t continue to help you for now."
Xu Nian turned and said, "Clearing out two of the Demon Race’s camps this ti should make them sowhat wary of us. After we clear up the Sea Race in the Northern Wilderness, we will co back to help."
Sect Leader ng truly wanted the Profound Yellow Sect to stay and continue clearing out the Demon Race, but he also understood the gravity of the current situation.
If they stayed here, the Northern Wilderness would undoubtedly be occupied by the Sea Race.
By then, it would not be an easy task for the Profound Yellow Sect to reclaim it.
The Sea Race has significantly more experts than the Demon Race.
"No worries, no worries. Your Sect has already helped us a great deal."
Sect Leader ng hurriedly said, "If your Profound Yellow Sect needs us, just say the word, and the major forces of the Southern Continent will definitely co to the Northern Wilderness to assist."
The Southern Continent is relatively stable for now. Furthermore, the Profound Yellow Sect’s recent attacks have dealt a significant blow to the Demon Race.
This was indeed a good thing for them.
At least the Demon Race won’t dare to expand their influence so recklessly anymore.
"Since that’s the case, we from the Profound Yellow Sect will head back first. After clearing out the Sea Race, we’ll co back to help guard the Southern Continent."
With that said, Xu Nian led his Disciples and flew off.
The Players, too, felt a bit of regret.
"What a sha! We were just about to break into the Demon Race’s Headquarters, and now we have to retreat."
"The Sea Race are old acquaintances by now. Looks like seafood is back on the nu, boys!"
"Hey, Lords, any tips for dealing with the Sea Race?"
"You must be a Fourth Test player, right? Dealing with the Sea Race is simple: just charge in and fight! Those Shrimp Soldiers and Crab Generals are nothing to be afraid of!"
"..."
Hearing the Players’ words, Xu Nian also felt considerably relieved.
At least the Veteran Players had fought the Sea Race before and were well aware of their true capabilities.
If any of their high-level combatants appeared, Old Mo could deal with them directly.
As for the weaker mbers of the Sea Race, how could they possibly withstand the Players’ onslaught?
Even just a few mbers of the Construction Team driving a Road Roller back and forth could eliminate large swathes of them.
So, for the Veteran Players, they had plenty of experience dealing with the Sea Race.
The group rushed through the Teleportation Array Outside and imdiately headed towards Hailong Town.
Although Hailong Town was occupied by the Sea Race, they didn’t dare to enter this particular Teleportation Array lightly.
After all, the Profound Yellow Sect Disciples had left a lasting, fearso impression on many mbers of the Sea Race.
Previously, fifty to sixty thousand Sea Race mbers had attacked a few thousand Human Race mbers, only to be utterly routed.
In the eyes of the Sea Race, the Human Race mbers of this region were all treacherous tricksters.
What if this Teleportation Array is a trap? We absolutely cannot step into it recklessly. Otherwise, we’ll suffer substantial losses in manpower.
Just then, the Teleportation Array fluctuated, and a silhouette suddenly erged.
The mont this Player stepped out, he was assaulted by a pungent, fishy stench and found himself surrounded by Sea Race mbers glaring at him fiercely.
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