Forever Sky, Demon Country.
On a pitch-black cliff filled with skeletons and withered trees.
Whoosh!
As a Yin Wind blew past.
The skulls on the ground collided and jangled crisply.
Two towering, burly demon figures also appeared above the cliff.
They conversed while looking down at the Purgatory Scorched Earth below the cliff.
These two demons.
The one on the left with a human body and a wolf's head was called Kui Lang Star Lord.
Barefooted, he held a machete in his left hand, his face wore a playful smile.
His tattered robe wrapped around him, his facial hair was ssy. Only his eyes were exceptionally bright, like stars, intimidating to look directly at.
The other demon on the right was much more imposing, adorned in a noble purple robe embroidered with cloud patterns, a crown on his head, and auspicious shoes on his feet.
At a glance, he appeared as a mortal prince. But what rested on his shoulders was a fierce dragon's head, his broad, narrow lips curled in a cruel smile. Two aty tendrils hung down, and his scaly, fierce hands toyed with three shrieking skulls.
This person was Tuo Long, whom Su Heng had t before.
"This ti I need Star Lord's help out of necessity," Tuo Long took the initiative to say, "There are so strong people in Jiangzhou, and I wish to descend in true form, which will certainly take so ti to prepare. I need to borrow Star Lord's thods to help deceive them."
"No problem!" Kui Lang Star Lord waved his hand, "Since this involves the master's plans, I'm also happy to contribute my strength."
"The echo of Forever Sky is deepening, Emperor Da Zhou was ambushed while exploring it and was seriously injured. The conflicts within the empire are also deepening and becoming irreconcilable. This is our opportunity."
"Noble families, Cultivation sects, demon forbidden zones..."
Tuo Long slightly nodded, "In this grand age-old conflict, he who enters the arena first will feast until his mouth is oily. Those who enter late will only get leftovers. One step too late and you're late in every step. We, the Corpse Mountain Demon Country, must not lose this advantage."
"Exactly," Kui Lang Star Lord agreed with a playful smile.
"Our opponents have always been these equally ancient powers, each with death-level entities at their helm."
"As for the Demon Suppression Bureau established only a few hundred years ago..." Kui Lang Star Lord laughed out loud, waved his hand dismissively, and said, "They are rely a tiny pebble on the grand highway, the matter in Baihua County shouldn't concern you, I can easily handle it after descending."
"That would be for the best," Tuo Long nodded.
At this mont, the two lords had co to the edge of the cliff and looked down, able to see the ancient ruins of the old imperial capital. Beyond the iron-like high walls flowed pitch-black soils imbued with sulfur and magma. On the barren scorched earth below, more than a dozen figures desperately tried to escape.
Kui Lang Star Lord raised an eyebrow, interested, "These little ones, are they hunting humans again?"
In this dilapidated imperial city.
Many humans were penned like pigs and dogs by demons.
Among them were rebels, so even managing to escape from Corpse Mountain.
In turn, demons from Corpse Mountain would pursue them, and this activity was called "human hunting."
"Each of these escaping humans thinks they are the chosen ones, the liberators, who can bring so-called light and salvation to their fellow humans."
Kui Lang Star Lord watched as the tattered human Martial Artists were caught by demons, tackled down.
Pinned to the ground and savagely bitten, the earth was quickly soaked red.
"But in reality, the Cultivation Techniques they practice, the miracles they learn about, are all given by us. It's rely to give them so hope, watching them struggle, resist, then sink into numbness and despair."
"Humans are such incomprehensible creatures, just a sliver of hope will make them struggle desperately," Tuo Long said calmly.
"But in the end, they rely add a trivial bit of amusent to us with their own blood."
While the two conversed,
On the wasteland.
A young girl sent a chasing demon flying with a hefty blow.
The cliff in front of her shimred with golden light, as she was about to break out from the encirclent, her face glowing with hope.
But just then—
Crack!
Kui Lang Star Lord's left hand pinched in mid-air.
The girl's legs snapped off at the roots, she collapsed to the ground, her face twisted in horror and despair.
Watching as the girl was brutally devoured by the approaching demon, Kui Lang Star Lord's face bore a satisfied cruel smile. A mysterious attraction emanated from him, causing all the hairs on his body to float slightly.
Looking up, a blood-red vortex appeared tearing in the sky.
It was slowly expanding in the void.
"It seems the ceremony is almost complete," Kui Lang Star Lord nodded, "Well then, Star Lord shall take his leave first."
"Hmm," Tuo Long nodded.
anwhile, the towering Kui Lang in a yellow robe took a step forward laughing.
His figure blurred, and he vanished from the cliff in an instant.
At the sa ti.
In a dark cave in Baihua County.
A pair of blood-red eyes opened wide, filled with cruel and savage desires!
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Bang!
At the base of Canglong Mountain, within an unnad earthen stronghold.
Su Heng struck forward with his palm.
The last demonic guard had his head crushed to pieces by Su Heng, his broken body collapsing limply to the ground.
Mixed with hair and fragnts of the skull, the soft brain matter and flesh stuck to Su Heng's palm. He shook his hand vigorously, spreading his fingers wide.
The traces of gri on his fingers and palm were slowly washed away by the rainwater. The rain grew heavier, the sky darkened, and the sound of it was a continuous roar.
He looked up at the sky as a flash of lightning streaked across the clouds.
Countless raindrops approached swiftly from small to large, then upon touching the force field surrounding him, they bounced off.
More than a hundred corpses lay scattered around his feet.
Their deaths were grueso.
The blood, soaked by the rain, seeped out and gathered on the ground into streams of red.
Su Heng stepped over the bloodstream and approached a nearby prison.
Click!
He reached forward with his hand and pushed.
The prison gates, along with the surrounding walls, collapsed at the sound, a bolt of lightning exploding behind Su Heng.
The humid and stuffy room was small, barely a hundred square ters, but it was cramped with hundreds of people. The sll of sweat, vomited acid, feces, and urine hit him like a tangible cloud of thick smoke.
For a mont, Su Heng thought he had entered a pigsty.
"It's safe outside now. If you don't want to die, you'd better leave quickly," Su Heng spoke calmly, while stepping to the side to reveal the scene outside.
Pair upon pair of terrified eyes fell on Su Heng, and in the corner, ragged mothers clutched their children tightly.
The atmosphere was initially dead silent.
After a period of waiting, finally, soone boldly walked past Su Heng and stepped outside.
Then, braving the heavy rain, they ran away without looking back.
This seed to signal the others.
The remaining people pushed and shoved to get outside as fast as they could. The mother who had just stood up was shoved to the ground by those behind her.
In desperation and fear, she tightly protected her child, looking up to see a large foot about to step over her.
The woman closed her eyes, her thin shoulders trembling.
But the anticipated pain did not co; an invisible force field separated her from the outside world.
Monts later,
Every living person had left the room.
The woman cautiously stepped outside, hesitated for a mont, and then heavily accented in her local dialect, she thanked Su Heng.
"You're welco," Su Heng nodded, glancing at the child in her arms.
Rip!
He grabbed the hem of his robe and tore it forcefully.
A large piece of soft and highly waterproof fabric was ripped off, draped over the woman like a black raincoat.
The woman carefully protected her child and thanked Su Heng again.
This ti, there were so tears in her eyes.
He watched the woman leave.
Whoosh!
Su Heng turned around, a slender figure tore through the rain and appeared not far in front of him.
"Didn't expect you to have such a gentle side," Zhao iying said with a surprised expression on her face. She wanted to joke further, but seeing Su Heng's increasingly dark expression and vividly rembering the brutality of nearly being crushed to death by a casual gesture, Zhao iying felt a twinge of fear, stood at attention, and dared not speak further.
"There are a few more prisons. Let's release the people inside," Su Heng said, having sensed a powerful presence arriving at the earthen stronghold.
Now that the outco was decided, he was in no hurry.
First, let the people inside leave to avoid accidental injuries when the fight starts; that wouldn't be good.
"No problem," Zhao iying obediently complied.
She was naturally good-looking and had a high affinity, making her much more effective in such matters than Su Heng.
In less than half a quarter of an hour, the remaining people were organized by Zhao iying and had left. After the chaos, besides the corpses, only Su Heng and Zhao iying were left in the large stronghold.
Su Heng's expression was grim, his brows furrowed, faintly forming a "川" shape.
Although she knew the anger wasn't directed at her, being beside Su Heng, Zhao iying still felt a suffocating pressure.
Bang!
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In this heavy and oppressive atmosphere,
Su Heng and Zhao iying reached the cliff where the ritual was held, with Su Heng smashing his fist down ferociously – the thick, hard rock wall tearing apart inch by inch.
As countless huge rocks collapsed, amidst the dust-laden, earthy yellow smoke, a streak of blood light tore through the air, shooting outward rapidly.
At the sa ti!
Thousands of ters away, on a cliff overgrown with weeds,
Pang Chong and Wei Hong also excitedly watched the scene unfold.
Pang Chong's face turned dark red with excitent, while Wei Hong, losing his usual refined deanor, clenched his left fist and swung it fiercely into the air!
"The great lord descends, and this fellow's ti of death has co!"
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