Immortal Cultivation and Life-Saving Guide

Chapter 452 Young Heroes 3
Now he wasn't even going to pretend anymore; the Eastern Barbarian Demon Chief was filled with the glee of seeing his enemy suffer.

In the eyes of this powerful demon beast, the demon accomplices who repeatedly offended its dignity and its traitorous subordinates were equally hateful.

"You and Luexi have both been dealt with by the Heavenly Dao," the Eastern Yi demon leader said with undisguised madness. "I'm overjoyed!"

Logically, Wei Xi, who was cursed, should have been seething with rage, but she simply fixed her gaze on the severely deformed face of the Eastern Yi demon leader, her calm demeanor contrasting sharply with his madness.

“It has always wanted to escape, even going so far as to curry favor with demonic accomplices it dislikes,” Wei Xi’s mind raced, his thumb and forefinger rubbing together slowly. “Why is it suddenly giving up now?”

"How can it be sure that these red threads, emanations of the Heavenly Dao, won't deal with it? Is there really some way to evade them?"

Wei Xi had no regrets whatsoever—he didn't know how much of what the Eastern Yi demon chief said was true; if he really let it go, it would be as easy as swatting him to death with a single claw.

Furthermore, this demon's words contain many omissions. For example, it says that the Green Moon Tide is common, and it also mentions that the South River has experienced similar calamities.

That's fine for fooling others, but to use it to deceive Wei Xi is really naive.

Why does Heaven, which is perfectly justified, have to torment all living beings?
Compared to the monsters from a thousand years ago, Wei Xi still has more faith in himself.

The fact that she has lived for more than ten years and is still alive and well in the mortal world proves that this matter is far more complicated than the Eastern Yi demon chief said.

There were also old men who had personally experienced the Green Moon Tide, and their neighbors were all living well, completely unlike the hell on earth created by Luexi.

Moreover, the fact that the Eastern Yi demons could predict the next turn for Nanjiang shows that they had a profound understanding of the incarnation of the Heavenly Dao.

In conclusion, Wei Xi felt that the Green Moon Tide was probably not as serious as the Eastern Yi Demon Chief had said, and was likely related to the movement of the Heavenly Dao itself.

The Dongyi demon chief, who had been laughing wildly, gradually realized something was wrong: why was the person in front of him completely unresponsive, with a gloomy aura seeping out from his handsome appearance, like some kind of overripe poisonous fruit, making one's heart tremble at just one glance.

The smile didn't disappear; it simply moved to Wei Xi's face.

"Why are you so quiet? Weren't you laughing quite happily just now?"

The Eastern Yi Demon Chief was, after all, a demon beast. Even though he had cultivated a human body, his animal instincts remained strong. Sensing that something was wrong with Wei Xi, he wisely muted his microphone.

Wei Xi's smile widened, and he slowly moved closer. His injured right hand grabbed the red thread dangling in front of him and slowly but firmly pierced the flesh of the Eastern Yi demon leader.

“Although Luexi is a scoundrel,” Wei Xi said calmly, sounding quite strange amidst the chaotic scene of Dongyi, “he did put in the effort to kidnap you, and I’m getting off easy today.”

The Dongyi demon's eyes, bulging with menacing intent, were filled with defensiveness.

Wei Xi clicked his tongue, then used both hands to hold the red thread, tightening it around the beast's rough flesh. It's true what they say, the incarnation of the Heavenly Dao is extraordinary; with just a little force, it created an opening, like a small, smiling mouth appearing on the beast's body.

Why did these red lines appear?

"Are you deaf? Your Yin and Yang energies are out of balance!"

Wei Xi tucked the red thread upwards, determined to make sashimi.

The Dongyi demon's head was throbbing with pain, its eyes bloodshot and veins bulging, as it struggled to pounce on Wei Xi.

Wei Xi was quite impatient—she wasn't a cruel person, but violence was the most effective method at the moment. Using a bit of skill, she managed to carve off a piece of dark blue animal meat. "I wasn't very gentle with my hands, and you're just as rude with your words?"

Where had the Eastern Yi demon chief ever suffered such torment? Even though it was slowly eroded out of the dark cave; even though it had spent its life killing and escaped from the claws of other demonic beasts countless times, it had never suffered like this.

At least the suffering it endured before still had a future, but this torture that had just begun was a completely undeserved disaster; it didn't even know where the next blow would land.

Judging from Wei Xi's expression, the Eastern Yi demon chief had no doubt that this man could slice him to pieces.

The Eastern Barbarian demon chieftain wasn't afraid of physical pain. The problem was that this brat used the principles of heaven and earth, and with each strike, its power diminished, which it couldn't tolerate.

I don't know why this broken wire is so obedient.

Now that things have come to this, the Eastern Yi demon chieftain has once again shown his ability to be flexible and yielding, and said softly, "I have no reason to lie to you! The order of heaven and earth really did appear because of the imbalance of Yin and Yang energies."

Seeing Wei Xi move his hands slightly, the Eastern Yi demon chief spilled out several more words, “I don’t know how the Heaven and Earth Warp and Weft came about, but I know it’s very good at dealing with Yin and Yang energies. If you look closely, you can see that the Yin and Yang energies are absorbed by the Heaven and Earth Warp and Weft and woven together, just like weaving cloth.”

"I've already become deaf, I really don't want to be blind anymore."

Having taken a subtle, ambiguous attack, the Eastern Yi demon chieftain, wincing in pain, sneered, "If you can't see it, it means you're not destined for it. Heaven doesn't favor you, so taking your anger out on me won't help!"

After slapping the red threads a couple more times, Wei Xi confirmed that the other party was telling the truth before he finally took a closer look at them.

In Wei Xi's eyes, the Heavenly Dao was a mysterious and enigmatic thing. As a cultivator at the bottom of the cultivation world, the Heavenly Dao was a wall separating cultivators from mortals.

If you don't want your relatives to be struck by lightning, sever kinship ties; if you don't want divine punishment, become a cultivator who punishes evil and promotes good.

This is the teaching of Wendao Hall, just enough to bury the love, hatred, and grudges of cultivators over the past thousand years.

Now Wei Xi could see clearly that the interwoven red threads gently gathered the rampant Yin and Yang energies, then wove them together strand by strand, incorporating them into the warp and weft, like a light veil holding the heavens and earth.

Wei Xi was so engrossed in watching that he actually saw different patterns in the yin and yang energies that had calmed down, and even saw many familiar monsters and spiritual plants.

She blinked her swollen, painful eyes, trying to reduce the obstruction of her vision by the blood and tears.

More and more fish skeletons are surfacing in the sea; some are just swimming stiffly and aimlessly, while others are struggling to swim towards the shore.

Wei Xi roughly understood—the heavens and earth are brocade, and all things are patterns; there's nothing strange about it.

"How do you know the coordinates of heaven and earth?" Wei Xi looked down at the Eastern Yi monster, blood sliding down his face and from his palm.

“By sheer chance,” the Eastern Yi demon chief grinned, “I seized this territory. When Song Chao died, he tried to trick me with the Green Moon Tide, but he was outmaneuvered. I stripped him of his memories.”

Wei Xi raised an eyebrow slightly. This passage was not difficult to understand: Song Chao was probably a monster that had previously dominated this sea area. It was killed by the Dongyi demon leader. Before its death, it refused to reveal the secret of the Green Moon Tide. Unexpectedly, the monster's ability was "stripping away," so its plan failed and instead benefited its enemy.

"Your master," the Eastern Yi demon leader said, sticking out his deep blue tongue to lick the wound on his cheek, "is no good! Chang Wanqing can't control you! It knows about the workings of heaven and earth! That old blockhead lives a long life, wouldn't it be better for you to torture it?"

　Wei Xi isn't really tyrannical; he's just brutal in his methods!

　　(End of this chapter)