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Gu Ping was no stranger to the word "demon" anymore. Throughout his conversations with Ling Chanzi, he had learned much about demons—their origins, the roots of the Demonic Path, and the connections behind demonic powers. During their casual chats, Ling Chanzi had provided a comprehensive introduction to these topics. The moment Gu Ping heard Ling Chanzi mention that word, a tightness gripped his heart; he knew trouble was brewing.
Ling Chanzi held a Jade Lotus flower between her legs, constantly shifting her defensive stance, completely ignoring the battle raging outside the Light Shield. She took two steps to the left, then two steps to the right, watching the fluctuations of the crimson light emanating from the lotus to gauge the demon's position.
Boom!
A practitioner from the Light Path Classic was sent flying by Yi Dong of the Jade Void Sect. Blood sprayed into the air as he suffered severe injuries but still managed to draw his treasured sword, ready to continue fighting.
On another front, Gan Yuan and Wei Wuyou, along with other formidable practitioners, found themselves surrounded. Each was besieged by four or five opponents, and the unfortunate Mu Qinglong was being worn down by seven or eight attackers in a relentless wheel battle.
Zhang Chenglin was astonished to see Fu Xiaohai, a disciple of Yaoguang Sect, holding his own against a practitioner at Golden Core Mid-Stage. How could someone at Foundation Establishment Late Stage contend with such a powerful opponent? It seemed that even geniuses like Hong Yulong, who were only Pseudo Golden Core cultivators, could not match up in such a way; it was truly remarkable.
Gan Yuan felt increasingly alarmed as the battle escalated. Although reinforcements were arriving for both sides, most came from Underworld Path and Lutuo Path. The Jade Void Sect had lost its main force in this conflict. What puzzled Gan Yuan even more was why there were so many prodigies from Light Path Classic; it seemed that one in every five practitioners could take on three opponents at once—an astonishing sight.
Ling Chanzi pointed towards a teleportation portal in Tian Zai, and the lotus flower between her legs emitted a blinding red light in that direction, making it hard to look directly at it.
Observing the situation in Tian Zai, Gu Ping gritted his teeth and slapped Liu Lao Jiu on the shoulder. "Tell that guy Gan Yuan that there's a trace of demons coming from that portal. After you inform him, we need to leave immediately without worrying about them."
For some reason, Gu Ping felt an unsettling sense of urgency within him. That intense feeling of crisis nearly swallowed his calmness. He insisted that Liu Lao Jiu notify Gan Yuan; they needed to be prepared for any potential demon appearance. If Yi Dong really came after him, there would be no chance to escape.
Liu Lao Jiu nodded at Gu Ping's words. He understood that at this moment, his own cultivation at Foundation Establishment Early Stage was of little use. The perilous journey had reached its end for him; he no longer had anything more to offer Gu Ping. It was time for Jie Donglai to consider his own survival.
As soon as Liu Lao Jiu stepped out of the Light Shield, he was immediately targeted by the people from Bei Miao Ming Dao. Gan Yuan also noticed Liu Lao Jiu rushing towards him, but he couldn't move his legs. At that moment, even the Light Path Cultivators sent to assist would not underestimate such a formidable opponent, especially since he was being besieged. Relying on the power of the Mountain Sea Fan, it was uncertain whether he could hold his ground.
A flash of earthy yellow light surged past, and Liu Lao Jiu unleashed his Yi Dong technique, directly pushing back the enemies. This astonished the Light Path Classic cultivators; how could a Foundation Establishment novice be so strong?
What they didn't know was that Liu Lao Jiu had accumulated ten years of experience in the Qi Refinement Stage, combined with a perfect Foundation Establishment, making him far more powerful than other cultivators of the same level. Even a genius like Fu Xiaohai would not dare to underestimate him.
Seizing the opportunity, Liu Lao Jiu broke into Gan Yuan's circle, temporarily alleviating Gan Yuan's crisis.
Seeing Liu Lao Jiu come to his aid, Gan Yuan naturally refrained from attacking him. Instead, he smirked and said, "What's wrong? That guy named Gu Ping must be scared out of his wits seeing this scene. Should I send him the Dao Canon? If I had known it would turn out like this, why struggle at all? Hahaha!"
Meanwhile, Liu Lao Jiu was entangled with a Light Path Classic cultivator and found it hard to catch his breath. Seizing a moment, he continued speaking to Gan Yuan, "That Little Monk I saw—he's from the Buddha sect sent to exorcise demons. He just informed them that the demon is hiding in the Light Path Classic's teleportation portal and could emerge at any moment. If that happens, we might not be able to withstand it; Gu Ping is already preparing to flee."
Upon hearing Liu Lao Jiu's words, Gan Yuan looked at him in shock. Liu Lao Jiu nodded firmly and then took out the Light Speed Talisman he obtained from the Great Jin Yang Family. He crushed it with great force, and in an instant, a streak of light disappeared into the sky. This sudden escape left everyone present stunned. Although some had disengaged from battle, the fighting continued unabated.
Gan Yuan fought while retreating, gradually moving closer to Gu Ping's direction. He found an opportunity to send a message to his fellow disciples, repeating Liu Lao Jiu's warning.
Everyone who heard those words was taken aback and instinctively turned their gaze towards Gu Ping. When they saw Ling Chanzi's legs shimmering with blinding red light, they felt an ominous premonition.
Demons were different from Demonic Path practitioners; although Demonic Cultivators were terrifying, they possessed rationality. They were merely more ruthless in their pursuit of power without moral boundaries. However, demons were something else entirely—legendary beings that those who had just entered the Cultivation World could hardly comprehend.
In the eyes of cultivators, demons were the greatest enemies—obstructing one's path to enlightenment and wreaking havoc in the world by feeding off human suffering. The most frightening aspect was their chaotic nature that thrived on destruction without any clear method for counteraction.
While the Light Path Classic's cultivation methods could counter Demonic Path practitioners, they did not have any effect on demons themselves. The only thing capable of subduing such entities was indeed Buddhist cultivation methods.
Those who learned of this turned their attention to Ling Chanzi's legs radiating red light. Indeed, it was Buddhist cultivation methods that could counter demons effectively—methods characterized by purity and desirelessness were the greatest weapon against demons. The Buddha experienced human suffering among all beings while using purity to conquer desires within one's heart.
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