Accustomed to the water god's perpetually gentle, calm, and unhurried demeanor—accustomed to living up to human expectations.

They're monsters!

Why should someone be blamed for eating a person?

Why should our kind be allowed to hunt freely, while we have to guard this lake and collect the scraps left over by humans?

The snake demon picked up another piece of rice cake, put it in his mouth, and chewed it slowly—just one last step away from reaching the summit!

'Don't rush, take it slow.'

He has played the roles of servant and priest for many years, so a few more days won't make a difference.

'First, seal the water god in the prepared cave outside, then seize the divine weapon, the Spear of Rain, and finally become a god who can summon wind and rain!'

On the lake outside, dusk had completely fallen, and the night, like a curtain being drawn back, covered the sky with a deep, inky blue.

Dark clouds were gathering on the horizon, rolling and pressing towards the center of the lake.

Between the clouds, faint silvery-white flashes of electricity flickered and danced in the gaps.

Thunder is rolling in.

The sound was distant and muffled, like someone slowly beating a huge drum on the horizon.

Then it grew closer and louder—the wooden beams of the mansion trembled slightly, the paper lanterns hanging from them swayed, and their shadows swung back and forth between the pillars, scattering all the shadows in the hall.

The fish demons all raised their heads, their faces showing vigilance and unease.

The demonic aura that filled the heavens and earth was like an inverted tornado, pressing down from all directions!

Chapter 60 Fight

The water surface was pressed down an inch, then bounced back, breaking into a white spray that churned and dispersed in all directions.

A thunderclap exploded above the mansion.

In that instant, the mansion was illuminated as bright as day—the texture of the beams and pillars, the outline of the lamps, and the suddenly constricted pupils of the fish demons.

And the water god's silhouette, clearly outlined by the white light, was all frozen into a pale white silhouette in an instant.

Those who come with ill intentions will not come with good intentions!

"This powerful demonic energy accompanied by thunder... come with me!"

The water god stood up, picked up the Yu spear, and walked out of the hall with a solemn expression, followed by the monsters, including the snake demon.

After the lightning subsided, a bright red figure stood in the courtyard.

The wind from the lake, carrying scorching moisture, rushed in through the main gate, blowing his silver-white hair and causing his fire-rat fur coat to flutter wildly in the wind.

He made no unnecessary movements, yet the air in the courtyard seemed to grow heavier because of him.

Under the intense presence of the silver-haired half-demon, Feitian and Mantian, who were following behind, were like two shadows swallowed by the sunlight and were subconsciously ignored.

"Who are you?"

"Why have you offended my sacred domain?"

Inuyasha gazed at the beautiful and charming water goddess, his eyes suddenly lighting up, but he wasn't in a hurry; a cooked duck can't fly away.

His gaze swept toward the flying figure. The Thunder Beast youth, who had been thoroughly impressed by physics over the past few days, immediately shuddered and took a few steps forward.

The tip of the lightning gun in his hand drew a thin trail of sparks on the ground, and the wind-fire wheels under his feet rolled over the stone slabs with a sharp sound, blocking the path between Inuyasha and the water god.

"Sanctuary?"

Feitian raised his chin arrogantly, "We're going to attack the Holy Domain!"

Whether it's a monster or a human, the most effective way to communicate is through fists.

Might makes right!

"furious!"

A figure suddenly sprang up from under the eaves.

That was a loyal fish demon under the command of the water god. Its bluish-black scales flashed a cold light in the lamplight, and its sharp claws aimed straight for Feitian's face.

The fish demon moved as fast as a rushing current in water, but even though he was fast, Mantian was faster than him.

A wisp of thunder silently gathered between the lips and teeth of the sky, and then exploded.

The lightning bolt pierced through the fish demon's shoulder armor without mercy, sending him flying through the air and crashing heavily against a pillar.

The armor collided with the wooden floor with a dull thud. The fish demon flipped halfway over, and tiny arcs of electricity crackled twice on its shoulder armor before collapsing to the ground like a stranded fish.

Mantian withdrew the remaining electricity from his mouth, his voice disdainful, "You bunch of small fry, you think you can challenge Brother Feitian?"

"Let's test our skills first!"

Feitian shouted excitedly, "Well done, Mantian! Your aim has been perfect these past few days!"

The lingering thunder rolled across the eaves with a final, muffled thud before fading into the distance.

Yu's spear was raised high.

The water god's sleeves billowed in the wind, and his usually calm eyes now surged with fury at the violation. "Unforgivable!"

"To command the wind and rain—"

The moment the four words were uttered, the surface of the lake seemed to be violently stirred from the bottom by an invisible giant ladle.

The lake water surged upwards, transforming into dozens of water columns that shot into the sky, converging in mid-air to form a massive water curtain that crashed down upon the courtyard like an overturned sky.

With a weight capable of crushing the entire courtyard and the ground, like a sky folded up by the water god himself, it descended upon the three uninvited guests.

"Good timing!"

The sound of flying exploded from below the water curtain, like a firecracker ignited by thunder and fire.

With a sudden spin of his whirlwind, he launched himself upwards.

The lightning gun drew a blazing white arc in front of him, its tip piercing straight into the center of the water curtain.

"Lightning Strike!"

The instant the lightning collided with the water in mid-air, it exploded into a blinding white light.

The water vapor was evaporated into a sky full of white mist by the lightning, and then re-condensed by the subsequent surge of water columns. The two sides completed countless alternating attacks and defenses in an instant.

The flying figure moved swiftly through the water curtain, its form as fast as a silver line that refracted repeatedly.

Each advance was forced back half an inch by the force of the water curtain and its flow, only to be torn open again by his even stronger lightning.

The water god's offensive was like a large net, constantly tightening, deforming, and patching up the gaps, like a living creature chasing and biting the trajectory of the flying god.

The flying lightning was like a hammer that was repeatedly forged, each strike creating a crack in the water curtain. Before the crack could close, the next strike would fall.

All eyes were fixed on the fish demon under the corridor. It took a deep breath, and lightning condensed between its lips and teeth before suddenly opening its mouth.

A bolt of lightning as thick as an arm swept out, carving a scorch mark across the courtyard.

The two fish demons fell to the ground with a thud, their scales emitting blue smoke. The lightning bolt continued its trajectory, shooting straight towards the snake demon's face.

'Damn it, he deserves to die!'

The snake demon expressionlessly dodged to the side, the lightning grazing his clothes before exploding into a charred flower on the pillar behind him.

Then he shielded everyone in front of him, wanting to retreat quietly, but how could Mantian let go of this snake demon who was clearly a ruthless character?

The mission of this operation is to fight!

Beat them hard!

Beat them until they can't stand up anymore!

Above them, amidst the swirling curtain of water and crisscrossing lightning—

Inuyasha sat on the highest rooftop of the mansion, resting his chin on one hand, his golden eyes half-closed, as if watching a stage play.

The fierce battle below was separated from him by a vast curtain of surging water and shattering lightning. The splashing water droplets, the exploding arcs of electricity, the muffled thuds of the fish demons falling to the ground, and the sound of the wind generated when the water god swung his spear—all of these were visible to him.

This is an extraordinary battle that is even more exciting and colorful than the 3D movies of my previous life.

A column of water was shattered by the flying figure, breaking into countless water droplets that scattered in the moonlight.

A few drops of water splashed towards the roof ridge, but just three feet away from Inuyasha, they seemed to hit an invisible wall.

The wind howled, the water surged, and the mansion groaned under the weight of the tremors.

Inuyasha rested his chin on the back of his clasped hands and continued to gaze down, or more precisely, at the powerful Yu-no-Spear in the hands of the Water God.

"A magical weapon that has been artificially crafted and can summon wind and rain. If the Tessaiga were cut down, it should be able to transform into a second form."

Inuyasha, who spent several days in Thunder Valley, wouldn't be as hesitant and timid as he was in the original story.

With just a casual mention, Lei Ming took the initiative to bring out most of the treasures of the Thunder Beast Clan.

The Tessaiga at his waist has evolved into its Thunder Form. If he were to absorb the Rain Spear that summons wind and rain, he might become the Thunder God and Rain Master himself, bringing clouds and rain.

"No, the best way is to find Daodaozhai and see if they can copy it."

"If that doesn't work, there are other alternatives for the Tessaiga to devour and evolve."

"So, it's time to raid their house."

Unlike the Valley of Thunder, which cannot be moved, Inuyasha is prepared to pack up the Water God and take him with him.

Chapter 61 Lightning Strike on the Tessaiga

Seeing that the fight between the two sides was getting more and more intense, Inuyasha shifted his gaze from the front and above where the Water God and the Flying God were fighting, and swept it across the outline of the entire mansion.

The wind and rain howled in his ears, but his perception, beyond the five senses, penetrated the surging water and shattering lightning faster than his eyes and nose.

His gaze fell on the depths of the northeast corner, where a condensed and persistent spiritual power emanated.

'Found it.'

Inuyasha stood up from the roof ridge, the hem of his Fire Rat Robe fluttering for a moment, and then he disappeared from the roof ridge.

The mansion's interior corridors are winding, and the wooden floors are slippery from the moisture.

Inuyasha turned two corners, pushed open a half-closed hidden door, and walked down a wooden staircase for about ten steps. Suddenly, a dark room supported by thick wooden stakes appeared before him.

The dark room was small, with walls made of bluestone. Several wooden boxes and lacquer boxes of different sizes were placed against the wall, covered with moisture-proof cloth.

Just like the thunder-attribute treasures handed over by Lei Ming, which can amplify spiritual energy fluctuations, water-attribute spiritual energy fluctuations are active in the air.

Inuyasha reached out and lifted a corner of the moisture-proof cloth. Inside the lacquer box lay a roll of silk bound tightly with silk thread, several polished aquamarine stones, a short bone dagger, and a copper bell about the size of a palm.

The bell is engraved with fine runes, and spiritual energy seeps out from its surface.

He weighed the copper bell in his hand, then glanced at the writing peeking out from the edge of the silk, a satisfied look appearing on his face.

"Wearing ancient Chinese costume, the origin of the water god, ah, what a wonderful thing."

Inuyasha gathered, wrapped, and secured the items in the dark room one by one.

Before leaving, he glanced back at the dark room to make sure he hadn't left anything behind, then turned around and returned the way he came, carrying a bulging bundle on his shoulder.

Meanwhile, the battle in front of the mansion was escalating rapidly.

Feitian dodged around the courtyard like a spinning top being chased and whipped, its fiery wheels grinding over the stone slabs and rubble, each turn sending up a shower of tiny sparks.

"If you've got the guts to come knocking on our door, then don't jump around like a monkey!"

The water god stood in mid-air, his spear raised high above his head. The water curtain that gathered beside him stretched from the lake surface straight into the sky, like an enraged giant python slowly tightening its embrace.

'This woman is quite formidable.'

Feitian wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth. His chest ached terribly, and a metallic taste filled his throat. Even breathing felt like being torn apart.

His previous attempt to fight head-on nearly resulted in serious injury, and now his internal organs are churning. He can only grit his teeth and try to maneuver, as he has no strength left to fight head-on.

But he refused to admit defeat, shouting hoarsely as he fled, "What bullshit gods—without that spear, you're nothing!"

These words struck a nerve with the water god, and his calm eyes were like deep waters where the silt at the bottom had been stirred up.

No longer caring that the mansion beneath her feet was her own home, she suddenly rose several feet into the air, and dozens of water dragons rose up around her in response.

Each one was as thick as a pillar, with clearly defined scales, and roared with a deep, muffled sound as it thrashed about.

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