Douluo: Reincarnation of Leosli, punishing the evildoers

As everyone landed, night had already fallen, and the light was gradually swallowed by the darkness, revealing a small town with a strange atmosphere.

As soon as Zhu Zhuqing stepped into the town, she immediately felt the chill emanating from the surrounding crowd, as if an invisible layer of frost covered the place, making her shiver involuntarily.

In stark contrast, Leosley felt a surge of murderous intent deep within him, as if warning him that this place was not simple.

Higgin's heightened senses revealed a more complex emotion; an overwhelming tide of malice washed over her, making her instinctively wary. All of this, however, seemed to have little impact on Leosley.

He knew that anyone with even a shred of kindness would never choose to stay in such a place.

With very few exceptions, almost all the residents of the town were burdened with heavy sins.

Those sins clearly did not stem from the exhilarating revenge of life-or-death battles, but rather from a darker, more bloodthirsty instinct. The people here, more or less, had all spilled blood on innocent lives, allowing anger and hatred to fester in their hearts, transforming into an uncontrollable frenzy.

It was this atmosphere that made the town seem particularly eerie and terrifying, like a ferocious beast lurking in the night, ready to pounce on any creature that dared to approach.

Leosley didn't speak immediately, but quietly observed the people around him.

The town wasn't large, but it was filled with strangeness. Although it was only evening, the atmosphere in the town was extremely tense, and everyone's eyes were filled with murderous intent. Some were armed, some were unarmed, and some had even released their spirit rings.

The surrounding air seemed to freeze at that moment, filled with murderous intent. This small town was like a battlefield, awaiting a baptism of blood.

Those around them seemed to be sizing up Zhu Zhuqing and her group, their expressions shifting unpredictably. Some wore disdain, others looked on with curiosity, and still others unleashed their killing intent.

Not everyone in this town can freely enter and leave the Killing City. Sometimes, a test is required to gain entry.

In their view, Zhu Zhuqing and her group were all quite young, and therefore not very strong. The danger of the Killing City was self-evident; given their age, they probably wouldn't last long.

While those around them were sizing up Leosley and his group, Leosley was also sizing them up.

Leosley's gaze grew increasingly sharp, and those around him were startled by the chilling aura emanating from him.

These were all desperate criminals who constantly walked the line between life and death, so they could naturally sense the chilling killing intent mixed in with this aura.

The townspeople immediately suppressed their murderous intent, their gazes becoming humble. They all understood that being arrogant here would only hasten their demise.

Leosley turned to look at Zhu Zhuqing, his eyes filled with encouragement: "Zhuqing, can you sense the elemental fluctuations here?"

A hint of expectation flickered in Zhu Zhuqing's eyes, but she didn't answer immediately. She carefully sensed everything around her, trying to find characteristics that belonged to the City of Slaughter.

The surrounding air was filled with intense fire elemental fluctuations, but at the same time, there were also many dark auras present.

Zhu Zhuqing frowned slightly, a thoughtful look in her eyes.

Her hands began to move gently, attempting to manipulate the surrounding fire element.

Those around Zhu Zhuqing looked on with a hint of confusion at her actions. They seemed not to sense any change in the surrounding elemental fluctuations, but instead felt a chilling killing intent emanating from her.

Leosley watched from the sidelines, a hint of approval in his eyes. He could tell that Zhu Zhuqing had found the right direction.

"Duke, the elemental fluctuations here seem a bit different from other places." Siegwen sensed the elemental fluctuations around her, her eyes filled with confusion. "Let's go, let's find the entrance first."

Leosley understood what Sigwen meant, of course. There was nothing he could do; the god Shura himself wasn't exactly a benevolent deity, and this City of Slaughter, as the place of Shura's inheritance, naturally followed Shura astray.

He vaguely remembered that the entrance to the Killing City was hidden in a tavern in a nearby town, which everyone called "the Fallen's Paradise".

At that time, he wasn't very interested in such places, so he simply skipped over them.

However, unexpectedly, several years later, he was about to personally step into this so-called paradise for the fallen.

Looking back on my time in Mero Petersburg, it was a kind of paradise for the fallen.

But Petersburg and Killing City are still significantly different. Although they are both unique worlds, the people in them are completely different.

After strolling around the town for a while, his gaze was suddenly drawn to an inconspicuous little shop with a huge "wine" character hanging above the door, as if beckoning.

Without thinking, he crawled inside...

Zhu Zhuqing and Xigewen were also somewhat surprised, but they still quickly followed them inside.

Zhu Zhuqing was stunned the moment she stepped into the tavern. The scene inside was completely different from outside; the tables were full of people, their faces filled with murderous intent and disdain. Their eyes were filled with hostility when they saw Zhu Zhuqing and Xigewen enter.

The air inside the tavern was very stuffy, and Zhu Zhuqing noticed that all the decorations were black. Although it was daytime outside, stepping inside gave off a cold and dark feeling.

At this time, about 30% of the people in the pub were sitting there. Although the air was turbid, few people were talking, so it was very quiet.

Leosley and his group attracted a lot of attention, especially Zhu Zhuqing and Xigewen. Zhu Zhuqing's big breasts and Xigewen's cute face made those who had been staying there feel a little "itchy".

The atmosphere inside the tavern was very strange, but at the same time, murderous intent was pervasive.

Zhu Zhuqing noticed that everyone here exuded a murderous aura. She frowned slightly, turned to look at Leosley, and asked in her eyes.

"Teacher, is this the entrance?"

Leosley nodded, but did not speak immediately. Instead, he quietly observed the people around him.

The people here make no attempt to hide their inner desires, or rather, for these outlaws, there's no need to hide them.

Their eyes were filled with murderous intent and disdain, and sometimes they even directly released their murderous intent.

The air inside the tavern became murky, and a murderous intent permeated the air.

It felt as if someone would make a move at any moment.

Zhu Zhuqing's expression changed slightly; the murderous aura around her made her feel extremely uncomfortable.

Having spent so much time in Mello Petersburg, Siegwen didn't seem to notice these scents. (End of Chapter)