Before Liuli could react, he had already disappeared. At that moment, she had just opened her mouth, wanting to ask him why both the rescuer and the rescued would suffer.
But the demon left so quickly that she was stunned for a moment, and could only shake her head helplessly, giving up the idea of asking any further questions.
"Alright, let's go." After saying that, Liuli took the lead and walked away into the distance, followed closely by the group of divine beast youths.
Liuli and over a hundred divine beast youths joined the battle and learned that thanks to the help of eighty-one demon god spirits, the demon race had reversed its decline, while the righteous side suffered heavy casualties.
The righteous side mobilized 20,000 people, but there were only 50 or 60 fourth-tier experts among them. In contrast, these 81 demon god spirits were all at the level of demon lords, and their strength should not be underestimated.
Under these circumstances, the righteous faction was extremely anxious. If even the Thunderfire Tribulation couldn't drive the demons out of the Central Plains, it would be tantamount to driving a tiger to devour a wolf—not only had they attracted the tiger, but they hadn't even managed to swallow the wolf. This attack would be a complete joke.
Liuli led over a hundred divine beast youths into the melee. With the Phoenix Clan's fire-controlling abilities and the Flood Dragon Clan's wind-summoning powers, along with the morale-boosting demons and a host of demon god spirits, Liuli and her companions traversed the open spaces amidst ruins and piles of flames, advancing with unstoppable momentum and inflicting heavy casualties on righteous disciples.
They continued walking until they encountered a group of over a hundred Taoist priests in blue robes gathered together somewhere in the city.
At that time, more than a hundred Taoist priests dressed in the same style of robes were fighting against dozens of demons. They were in an open space. The houses on the right were dilapidated but not collapsed. On the left was a ruin, with raging thunder and fire burning on the ruin.
Strangely, far from the battlefield, a gray-robed monk and a green-robed Taoist were talking in hushed tones. The monk seemed to be asking something, while the Taoist looked helpless.
Liuli turned her gaze from the chaotic battle to the two monks and Taoists standing opposite each other, and her expression changed.
After a moment of silence, Liuli turned to the divine beast boy behind her and said, "Go! Kill all the Taoists present."
The divine beast boys, who had not suffered any casualties by this point, responded in unison and joined the battle.
Liuli then leaped into the air, bypassing the chaotic battle, and flew to the monk and the Taoist priest.
Her hearing was excellent; amidst the chaotic sounds of fighting, she still managed to hear the monk's words: "...Tell this humble monk who used those two thousand Thunderfire Tribulations?"
The Taoist priest looked helpless and said, "Little Master Shichan, don't ask about the Thunderfire Tribulation anymore. Let's focus on defeating the demons first before thinking about anything else!"
As they were talking, Liuli landed lightly beside them.
Shi Chan and Liang Yihan turned to look at each other at the same time. Shi Chan couldn't help but smile, while Liang Yihan's expression turned cold.
Shi Chan smiled at Liuli, then turned to Liang Yihan with a worried expression. He said, "I have counted the traces left by the Thunderfire Tribulation explosions throughout the city and found that there are not nearly two thousand. At least one hundred Thunderfire Tribulations were not used in this city. Fellow Daoist Liang should know that these one hundred Thunderfire Tribulations could one day cause a calamity in the Central Plains. At that time, it will be the suffering people who will suffer. Therefore, I urge Fellow Daoist Liang to think carefully about who received the two thousand Thunderfire Tribulations so that I can ask them one by one and collect and destroy all the unused ones."
Liang Yihan frowned, feeling extremely impatient. There were over two thousand people; how could he possibly remember them all?
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