Divine Seal: Starting with Long Haochen's Feedback System
Chapter 328

Shut the Door and Beat the Dog

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The process of entering Demon Race territory went smoothly enough.

With the dual support of the Eagle Eye Technique and Ye Tian's powerful perception, Marshal-level Demon Hunter Squad No. 65 easily crossed the Demon Race's defenses.

Even the Demon Race powerhouses stationed at the border checkpoints failed to notice the intruders.

Ye Tian did happen to swipe eight demon horses from a Demon Race border Barracks, which were perfect as mounts.

That way, they would basically not be exposed even while disguised as the Moon Demon Tribe, provided they did not use spiritual energy.

Human and Demon Race spiritual energy were completely different.

Unlike the varied spiritual energy attributes of humans, nearly every Demon Race member's spiritual energy carried darkness. Even a blind man could spot the abnormality.

As for whether the eight demon horses were willing to submit, that was even simpler.

Ye Tian directly used Psychic Power to control them, so the demon horses naturally did not resist.

They changed into Moon Demon Tribe attire and donned special purple-eye disguises.

The eight members of Marshal-level Demon Hunter Squad No. 65 instantly completed a magnificent transformation, changing from humans into members of the Moon Demon Tribe.

Mounted on demon horses, they had no flaws whatsoever as long as they did not fight.

"Let's keep moving. We should reach Nadu City as soon as possible."

With their horses galloping beneath them, they traveled swiftly.

Since their identities had been transformed, there was no need to hide anymore. They directly took the shortest route.

Even when they encountered other demons along the way, none of them dared to stop them.

After more than half a day, the group successfully arrived at Nadu City, the capital of Narike Province.

They were not even questioned as they boldly rode their demon horses into

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