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Cui Pan let out a slight sigh of relief. He was worried that Lu Pan and Cui Pan would act recklessly and disregard the rules of Difu. It seemed that was not the case; at least the Black Water King still had some restraint.
Hei Jiao turned to Cui Judge and Cui Pan. "Can we discuss the situation in Difu now?"
Cui Pan was taken aback, his expression growing serious. "Well, Difu isn't as simple as it seems," he said, glancing at Hei Jiao. "Otherwise, we wouldn't have agreed to such terms with Lu Pan and Cui Pan."
Hei Jiao immediately perked up, his eyes shining with interest as he looked at Cui Pan. "You know there are many demons in the mortal realm, and numerous souls have been intercepted by them, either to forge magical artifacts or for cultivation. Difu lacks the strength to intervene effectively."
As Cui Pan spoke, he glanced at the Black Mountain Old Demon. The Black Mountain Old Demon looked somewhat awkward. "Hey, I didn’t refine those souls; they’re all in Wangsi City. I need my subordinates too."
Cui Pan shook his head. "I know; it’s not like we haven’t taken action against you."
Lu Pan sneered, "You're right next to us. If it weren't for Cui Pan stopping me, I would have acted long ago."
The Black Mountain Old Demon froze, his expression darkening. "Do you really think you can kill me? Do you think I'm afraid of Difu?"
Lu Pan stood up as well, glaring back defiantly. "If I can't kill you? You underestimate Difu too much."
Hei Jiao and Cui Pan exchanged glances and spoke simultaneously, "Enough."
The Black Mountain Old Demon and Lu Pan exchanged stubborn glares before sitting back down.
Cui Pan looked at Lu Pan and shook his head helplessly. It was better to leave Wei Zheng behind; it would make things much easier for him.
Lu Pan was impulsive and arrogant, often violating Difu's rules; otherwise, why would he be the last among the Four Great Judges?
Hei Jiao turned to Cui Pan. "Please continue."
Cui Pan nodded. "The Yin Realm also has a significant power—the Manshan Ghost King—whose strength should not be underestimated. It is said that he has survived the Heavenly Tribulation, though whether that is true or not remains uncertain. However, every troublemaker who has sought him out has never returned."
Hei Jiao raised an eyebrow. "He survived the tribulation? A Ren Xian?"
"No, it should be called Gui Xian," Cui Pan shook his head.
Lu Pan said gravely, "Moreover, he has an army of ten thousand ghost soldiers, among which there are experts from the Golden Core Realm and Divine Realm. However, I don't know the exact number."
Cui Pan continued, "Additionally, I have been suppressing a Blood Demon in Difu, but the seal has become somewhat loose. You may need to assist."
"Blood Demon?" Hei Jiao was taken aback. "What is that?"
"It is not just any creature; it is an ancient demon that has existed for ten thousand years. It is extremely sinister and, most importantly, cannot be killed," Cui Pan said solemnly.
"Cannot be killed?!" Black Mountain Old Demon exclaimed in surprise. "There is such a great demon? How come I didn't know about this?"
Lu Pan glanced disdainfully at Black Mountain Old Demon and chuckled, "How many years have you been cultivating?"
Black Mountain Old Demon glared at Lu Pan. "Are you looking for trouble?"
This time, Lu Pan did not argue back but simply turned his head away.
Cui Pan looked at Hei Jiao and slowly said, "The method he cultivates is peculiar; with just a drop of blood, he can create blood clones. When we captured him back then, we didn't know how many clones he had scattered. As long as we destroy his main body, one of his other clones will randomly become the main body."
Hei Jiao frowned. "That does sound troublesome. I didn't expect such a method to exist."
"Then we just need to reseal him, right?" Hei Jiao looked at Cui Pan.
Cui Pan nodded. "Yes, the seal was set by Yan Jun himself; it has just loosened over time."
Hei Jiao nodded. "Alright then. Are there other forces in the Yin Realm?"
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