Killing the Chicken to Scare the Monkeys

After the joy of his breakthrough, Chu Fei excitedly paced back and forth in the secret chamber. After walking around for quite a while, he ultimately could not hold himself back. He left the chamber again, intending to take a stroll outside.

But the moment he stepped out, Electromagnetic Perception issued a warning. That distinctive fluctuation instantly made Chu Fei's hair stand on end. Demon Spirit!

There was actually a Demon Spirit inside the Lord's Mansion!

Moreover, this Demon Spirit was not attacking anyone. It was simply hiding obediently in a corner.

In an instant, Chu Fei understood. This Demon Spirit was resting!

After Eerie Spirits and Demon Spirits had eaten their fill, they also needed to rest, to find somewhere to digest and absorb what they had consumed.

Looking at where the Demon Spirit was hiding, then sensing its strength, Chu Fei felt that this was probably a seasoned veteran!

The Demon Spirit had chosen an excellent hiding place: beneath the suspended floor of a pavilion in the middle of the Lord's Mansion garden.

This was practically the classic blind spot beneath the lamp. Besides, it was winter. What fool would crawl under a pavilion? Hardly anyone cleaned this place, either.

And Demon Spirits were not human. When hiding, they could squeeze into cracks like flowing water, making them difficult for ordinary people to anticipate.

Chu Fei's powerful Electromagnetic Perception swept through the surroundings, scanning the terrain around the pavilion.

There was a fire pit beneath the pavilion, a place where fires could be lit. But it had now become the Demon Spirit's shelter.

The place was extremely well concealed. It could not even be seen directly with the naked eye. If Electromagnetic Perception did not have the ability to "turn corners," this Demon Spirit really would have slipped