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Qin Feng frowned, wondering what it meant. Where had the Zhen Mo Wang gone?
The little fox shook its head in confusion. Some said he had gone out to sea and was killed by the Dragon King, but no one knew if that was true. It had indeed been a long time since he had last appeared.
Qin Feng nodded slightly; he had heard of this Zhen Mo Wang as well. His strength was formidable, and it was not an exaggeration to call him the stabilizing force of Da Li.
Qin Feng shook his head. This had nothing to do with him as a Xiu Cai; Da Li would not fall so easily. He only needed to rise to a high position and gain Destiny Energy. Once he successfully raised a dragon, the vast world would be his to command.
"Ah, I see. It seems you still have some sense," Qin Feng said with a smile, reaching out to pat the fox's head.
The little fox immediately lifted its chin, "Of course I do! Our Fox Clan is the best at gathering information!" However, its expression suddenly changed as it realized it had said something wrong, quickly covering its mouth.
Qin Feng looked at the little fox with amusement but chose not to press further; this little fox had quite a few secrets.
Turning his head, Qin Feng said lightly, "You mustn't go outside these days."
The little fox was taken aback. "Why?" It had actually planned to sneak out.
Qin Feng smiled and replied, "It's nothing much, just that a few people from Zhen Mo Si have come."
The little fox's eyes widened in shock. "What? I won't go out even if you kill me!" Its legs trembled in fear.
"Just know that," Qin Feng said, ignoring it and lying back down, seriously focusing on the Ke Da Ren.
The little fox seemed frightened and quietly slipped into Qin Wan'er's room.
Tonight there was no moon, only the night wind howling, bringing an inexplicable chill.
The common folk had long been notified by the Yard Guard and tightly closed their doors and windows. They all knew that demons were outside and dared not venture out.
The Ke Da Ren's concealment was useless in Qin Feng's eyes; he stood on the low city wall watching outside while other Zhen Mo Wei patrolled.
The entire county town was eerily quiet—no, it was excessively quiet, like a prowling beast.
Suddenly, Qin Feng looked outside for the Black Snake's body and sensed the immense Ghostly Energy emanating from beyond the walls.
He heard strange laughter carried by the wind, chilling the night air even further.
Ke Da Ren's eyes narrowed as he communicated with the patrolling Zhen Mo Wei. In the blink of an eye, those Zhen Mo Wei dashed towards the city wall like lightning.
Leading the charge was Wu Mojian. "My lord, has the Ghost King arrived?"
Ke Da Ren did not respond; instead, he pointed towards the outside of the city wall, his face etched with concern.
At that moment, other Zhen Mo Wei also reached the city wall and gasped at the sight before them. In the distance, a thick black mist appeared, and a pitch-black palanquin floated in the air, swaying ominously. Below it, hundreds of little ghosts joyfully bounced towards the county town.
Though they seemed to be moving slowly, in just a blink of an eye, they were already at the base of the city wall.
The palanquin suddenly halted in mid-air, and a hoarse, eerie voice echoed. "Hehe, Ke Liang, are you a dog? Why do you keep chasing after me?"
Ke Liang stepped forward with a grim expression. "Lao Gui, you've slaughtered so many towns; do you still wish to live?"
"Jie jie jie! To become my blood food is their honor," the voice replied, shifting tone to one even colder. "Ke Liang, are you not afraid of dying here?"
A fierce glint flashed in Ke Liang's eyes as he retorted, "Killing you is enough." With that, he unleashed his aura, blood energy surging like a roaring furnace.
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