Don't mess with that necromancer; his summoned creatures level up on their own!

When she asked that question, she didn't even realize that deep down, she still didn't want to believe that Lu Zhixing would just completely drift away like that.

After all, they are rivals who have been compared to each other since childhood.

Even if Lu Zhixing awakened a useless profession, he couldn't possibly be unaware of the principle that "having a high level but no practical combat skills is useless."

The Lu Zhixing she knew was lazy, but not stupid.

The adjutant looked strange, hesitated for a moment, and then reported the truth: "Lu Zhixing... is lying on the bed, seemingly watching a movie, with a maid feeding him fruit."

He paused.

"The extra ones can't be seen anymore. Suddenly a wall of blood appeared behind us, blocking our view. We can only see monsters with low health being thrown into the wall."

Su Youran frowned, took the binoculars from the adjutant, and looked towards the Lu family camp to the east.

Behind the grayish-white earthen wall, there was indeed an even larger, dark red wall.

Five meters high, ten meters long, and two meters thick, the earthen wall blocked the view from the outside.

But every now and then, monsters with low health would be thrown inside the wall, followed by a muffled explosion, and then there would be no more sound.

Su Youran put down the binoculars, her brows furrowed.

"A wall of blood?"

Her gaze lingered on the dark red walls for a moment.

"That guy named Ah Hu seems to be very good at defensive skills. I guess it's that person's doing. These security measures are a bit too much."

The air froze for a few seconds.

Su Youran chuckled and shook her head.

"It's ruined. Utterly ruined."

She slammed her staff heavily on the ground.

"I can't believe I used to consider him my arch-rival, and even trained hard to surpass him."

Looking back now, considering someone like him as an opponent was an insult to me. Disgusting.

She no longer paid attention to the east; the fighting spirit in her eyes was even stronger than before.

She turned to look towards the canyon, where hundreds and thousands of monsters were surging towards them.

She raised her staff, and a blue light condensed at the top of the staff, causing the phantom of the phoenix behind her to reappear.

"Too slow! These monsters aren't enough for me to kill! What about the next wave? I'll lure them all over!"

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Lu Family Campsite, east side of Sunset Canyon.

Three towering, thick walls of blood stood in a triangular formation, enclosing the large bed in the center of the camp.

Inside the wall, Lu Zhixing was lying on his side, supporting his head with his left hand and holding a glass of chilled watermelon juice in his right.

Ye Qinglan lowered her head and said to Lu Zhixing, "Young Master, something strange is happening."

A wasteland wolf with a broken leg was thrown in from outside the wall by Ah Hu.

The little zombie sprang out from beside the bed.

He punched the wolf on the head.

"Bang!"

[Defeat the Wasteland Wolf (Lv.8) to gain 596 experience points!]

The little zombie landed on the ground, its expression not very satisfied.

[Little Zombie: I said I'd fight ten! What's the point of taking them one by one? It's like feeding chicks.]

The little zombie's voice echoed in Lu Zhixing's mind.

Lu Zhixing sighed helplessly, "Sister Ye, throw in more. A dozen or so at a time."

Ye Qinglan was slightly taken aback.

Although the young master's micro-management is unparalleled, if this number gets out of control, and a dozen monsters pounce on him at the same time, she may not be able to block them all.

"It's okay, just throw it away." Lu Zhixing took a sip of watermelon juice.

"I'll take responsibility if anything goes wrong."

Ye Qinglan said no more.

She can simply be more careful; she still has the ability to instantly kill a dozen low-level monsters.

She leaned halfway over the wall and shouted to Ah Hu outside, "Fifteen of them, throw them all at once!"

There was a brief silence outside the wall.

Ah Hu and his dozen or so subordinates looked at each other, trying to make sure they hadn't misheard.

Fifteen? Throw them all away together?

Ah Hu gritted his teeth and waved his hand behind him—"Listen to Captain Ye! Fifteen at once! Quickly!"

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh—"

More than a dozen dark figures simultaneously leaped over the high wall of blood, falling from different angles, heights, and speeds towards the open space to the right of the large bed.

Ye Qinglan stood on the wall, her gaze rapidly shifting between the fifteen points of impact.

If the young master's summoned creatures become too numerous to handle, she must descend from the sky and clear the area within two seconds.

A bluish-gray figure sprang up from the ground and darted through the air at an incredible speed.

Fifteen monsters. From the first fanged rabbit that was hit to the last venomous lizard that fell, the whole thing took less than three seconds.

[15 kills! 2140 experience points!]

The little zombie landed on the ground, shook off the lizard blood hanging from its arm, turned around and walked back to the bedside.

[The little zombie roared to the sky: Awesome!!! So awesome!]

[Little Zombie: This is the kind of presence I deserve! Bring me twenty more! I can still take them all!]

The little vampire glared at the little zombie, her lips pressed tightly together, her arms crossed over her chest.

[Little Vampire: You did this on purpose, didn't you?]

[Little Zombie: What do you mean, intentional?]

[Little Vampire: You could have just killed those monsters directly, why did you have to shove them against the wall? Eighty percent of the damage the Blood Wall takes comes from you! Are you trying to destroy my wall?]

The little zombie scoffed disdainfully: "Repairing the wall is your job. I only kill. The wall collapsing is your fault; you didn't do your job properly. What does it have to do with me?"

[Little Vampire: You—!]

Her face turned bright red, and the tips of her ears were so red they looked like they were about to bleed.

[Little Vampire: You wait. When my wall falls, you'll be the first one I smash.]

[Little Zombie: Come on. I haven't had enough of my punches yet. Want to try?]

Lu Zhixing took a deep breath and placed the watermelon juice on the bedside table.

"Alright, alright, stop arguing."

Both summoned creatures turned to look at him at the same time.

Lu Zhixing first looked at the little vampire, his tone softening slightly: "You have to believe in your older brother's strength."

Though it's reckless, it's actually quite skillful. Those monsters crashing into the wall weren't doing it on purpose; the wall was just too small. Once your wall is a little bigger, it won't crash into you anymore.

The little vampire turned his head, his long, silvery-white hair covering half of his face.

[Little Vampire: Hmph. My walls are big enough already.]

"Then grow it a little bigger. Keep going, believe in yourself."

The little vampire paused for a moment, then lowered her voice slightly: "Well... I'll consider it."

Lu Zhixing then looked at the little zombie, his tone slightly harsher: "Little zombie, you should tone it down too. Don't scare your sister."

The little zombie crossed its arms and stared at Lu Zhixing with its two eyes, one big and one small.

[Little Zombie: "I never said I wouldn't restrain myself. She insulted me first."]

The little zombie turned around, its back to the little vampire, and squatted by the bed, staring at the direction of the canyon.

The little vampire turned around, his back to the little zombie, walked back to the bedside, reached out and stole a purple grape, stuffing it into his mouth.

[Little Vampire: "I'm not quiet because of him. I'm just too lazy to argue with him."]

[Little Zombie: "I'm too lazy to bother with you."]

[Little Vampire: "Shut up."]

[Little Zombie: "Shut up."]

The two summoned creatures stood back to back, neither looking at the other.

Lu Zhixing sighed. These days, changing jobs isn't easy. These two summons were the worst batch he had ever managed. If the summons in the future were like this, things would be terrible.

The first wave of low-level monsters has already been cleared away.

Subsequent batches of mid-level monsters were also sent into the Blood Wall in waves with the efficient cooperation of the special forces.

The little zombies flew around in the night sky, one punch for each one, two punches for both, and occasionally a third punch was needed to deal with those with thick skin.

After a short while, everything returned to calm.

Ah Hu stood atop the blood wall, wiping the sweat from his brow. He looked down at the boy inside the wall, who was lying on the bed drinking watermelon juice, his eyes filled with admiration.

He attracted at least two hundred monsters that day, and his arms were almost too sore to lift, while the young master didn't even change his posture.

"Young Master's talent is simply unmatched. You probably won't find another person of his age with such mental strength."

Ah Hu said to the stone standing guard beside him.

"He's a bit lazy, but he's still ambitious and knows to practice more before big exams. Plus, he has a very high level of safety awareness; look at this wall, it's built like a fortress."

Stone nodded in deep agreement: "Young Master's caution is correct. In the wild, caution is sometimes more important than strength."

An adjutant from the outer perimeter rushed over in a hurry.