Song Wenwen composed herself. She wasn't a weak person to begin with; the reason she felt those emotions was simply because she felt a little regretful.
The damage caused by natural disasters is too great, and it is unknown when things will return to normal.
Ye Shang summoned Qingying, held it in his palm, and continued walking inside.
Just as they were about to reach the center, a green, humanoid creature suddenly appeared.
Ye Shang and Song Wennuan retreated rapidly, still maintaining their fighting stances.
This monster was covered in green leaves, with only a pair of yellowish-brown eyes showing. The humanoid monster was about the size of two humans, and its limbs were not like those of a human, but rather resembled tentacles.
It limply dragged itself along, looking at Ye Shang and the other person. The next moment, its tentacles on all four limbs moved, but it remained standing as steady as a mountain.
Ye Shang hurriedly jumped away from his spot and swung his sword to sever these green tentacles.
Song Wenwen reacted quickly, wielding her crescent blade. Although she wasn't as fast as Ye Shang at severing the tentacles, she still managed to cut off quite a few with all her might.
Standing on high ground, Ye Shang looked down at the monster. The next moment, his eyes turned cold, and he swung his sword directly, splitting the monster in two.
However, in an instant, the green leaves began to combine, gradually coalescing, and soon returned to their original state.
Ye Shang continued to slash, this time cutting it into several pieces.
The green leaf monsters were gathering at a slower pace, but they were still converging towards the finish line.
Its attacks, whether using leaves or tentacles that pierce like spikes, were all dodged by Ye Shang or cut down by his sword.
Song Wenwen stepped back a little, knowing that it was best not to go up and disturb them or hinder them at this moment.
Ye Shang tried it again and again. Interesting, could this thing be infinitely restored?
This is illogical; the fact that it's condensing at a slower and slower rate shows that this thing also has limitations.
Sure enough, the monster's healing became slower and slower, and suddenly it let out a strange cry.
The sound waves spread outwards, and after a while, Ye Shang seemed to sense something unusual beneath her feet. She then floated into the air and sent a message to the people on the outside, "Watch out for the ground."
The ground began to swell and even vibrate.
Before long, cracks appeared in the ground, as if an earthquake had occurred, and the cracks grew larger and larger.
The ancient mounds on the ground grew larger and larger, and the trees closer to it were all uprooted and fell to the ground with a loud crash.
Ye Shang thought for a moment and decided not to kill the thing yet; she wanted to see what would happen next.
For her, a monster of this magnitude was not enough to warrant her attention.
No, it should be that the combat power of all creatures in the present world is not enough for her to take seriously. Especially after going overseas, even though she has not yet truly come into contact with the combat power level of the West, she still feels that as long as the Xuan Tian Continent has not yet descended, she is the only Nascent Soul expert in the present world who wields a divine weapon.
Moreover, she always had a hunch that some kind of power would always stand behind her, seemingly deterring enemies. This power felt both familiar and strange to her.
Well, we'll find out soon enough, given enough time.
She glanced at the distance, raising an eyebrow slightly. Was there another companion?
Accompanied by rumbling sounds, seven or eight more monsters suddenly appeared and ran this way.
The ground trembled from the sound of their running.
Each humanoid monster had long limbs that dragged on the ground, covered in green leaves, some of which would fall off from time to time.
From the bulge in the ground, several tendrils suddenly shot out, all heading straight towards Ye Shang.
Ye Shang reminded Song Wenwen, "Burn their roots."
Upon hearing this, Song Wenwen immediately used her fire-based ability, sending it straight down towards the roots of these roots.
The heat of the flames distorted the air, and the already scorching sun, which wasn't even as hot as the sun itself, was now burning intensely.
Some of the monsters that Ye Shang had slashed down to a smaller size launched tentacle attacks toward her.
Ye Shang gripped the Light Shadow sword and swiftly moved to a distance not far from the monster. The sword energy he unleashed contained an aura of destruction as he slashed directly at the green monster.
The monster hurriedly retreated, even using its tentacles to pull several identical monsters in front of it to its side to avoid them.
Then, just as Ye Shang was about to deliver another blow, he stopped.
The green monsters that were cleaved apart by the light shadows ahead were covered from head to toe, their bodies completely covered without a single gap, and all the green leaves on them were falling off.
Until the stark white bones were revealed, the fallen leaves gradually piled up into a small hill, and the human-shaped skeleton had fallen apart. Some parts of it may not have been cleaned up, and there was still some flesh and blood on them.
I don't know if it was eaten uncleanly or not cleaned properly.
Rows of human-shaped skeletons were exposed, as if a layer of skin had been peeled off, or as if they had lost their support, and they were all scattered on the green hill.
It turned into a pile of scattered white bones.
Upon seeing this, Song Wenwen murmured softly, "Oh my god."
Are these the humans who disappeared in this forest before? Or are they just passing through?
No wonder I always felt that these monsters that came from behind looked different from the one in front. Even their eyes were different. These monsters made of piled-up bones had two big black holes on their heads, without eye sockets, let alone eyeballs.
Seeing that these things were useless and couldn't stop the attacks at all, the green leaf monsters behind simply gave up and looked at Ye Shang again with their yellowish-brown eyes.
As if to remember this human forever, so that revenge could be taken in the future?
Ye Shang didn't care about its expression. He picked up Qingying and stepped forward again, while the tendrils and vines on the ground kept trying to interfere with her.
But Song Wennuan's flames were no joke; they burned in one section after another, and just as they were about to hit Ye Shang, another ball of fire set off.
Ye Shang chased after the green leaf monster until, in the next instant, she threw a wisp of mist in her hand in front of it, which immediately formed a simple ice wall.
The ice wall couldn't stop its advance; it smashed through it, but it did limit its movement for a moment.
Ye Shang smiled. He had wasted some time, but he had finally made it to this thing's lair.
She loves rummaging through other people's hideouts; I wonder what she'll find this time.
Even with Song Wenwen burning them, the tentacles behind them were not completely burned off and continued to relentlessly attack Ye Shang.
Ye Shang directly created a spatial restriction barrier, enveloping himself within it, preventing the tentacles from penetrating.
The tentacles multiplied, and many more emerged from the ground, all surrounding Ye Shang's spatial range.
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