When Minghe Has Mana

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Qin Yi had the misfortune of witnessing an extremely exaggerated acting performance.

The Blood Nether Realm is an evil realm; what good things could the creatures within it possibly have?

The Netherwater Yin Dragon is a typical evil creature. If a mortal gets close, he will be devoured without leaving a trace. If a cultivator is involved, he will most likely devour their soul and absorb their flesh and blood, turning them into nutrients for the Netherwater.

It is strong enough. The Myriad Manifestations is also called the Radiant Sun. Don't be fooled by the fact that Qin Yi is now constantly in contact with the Primordial Origin and has even seen the Formless. In reality, the Radiant Sun is still a level that most cultivators in the world cannot reach. It is the symbol of the high-level experts and even the sect leaders of various sects. A Myriad Manifestations Nether Dragon is enough to be considered a boss in the conventional sense.

Therefore, its corpse and flesh retained an extremely evil, ferocious, and powerful aura.

It was also very large, its body almost blocking a very wide stream of dark water. Several cultivators had to separate to fit it in and carry it away, which made it even more visually striking.

Those who practice demonic arts often possess some form of corpse control, let alone a sect like the Blood Refinement Sect that refines blood...

Then Qin Yi saw a terrifying evil dragon coiling in the sky, its bloodthirsty and ferocious aura spreading unchecked for thousands of miles. The surrounding ghost flowers withered, the black soil churned, and a barely habitable area turned into a desolate wasteland.

Several images of living people, carrying the same flesh and blood and Daoist cultivation as living people, screamed as they were sucked up by the evil dragon. The dark dragon's mouth opened angrily and with a "crack", it bit off half of a person's body and chewed it with crunching sounds.

Those "living people" who don't even have faces are all transformed from blood clots taken out by people from the Blood Refinement Sect. But their appearance doesn't matter; their aura is exactly the same as that of living people, just like when Qin Yi tricked Xuan Hao Zhenren. Their acting skills are not even as good as Qin Yi's.

But this doesn't require acting skills. If perceived through the barrier, it would be a typical template of an evil dragon devouring people.

Not only were they eating people, but blood pools had also appeared all around, with waves of blood surging. The surrounding arrays flickered with an eerie aura, and a ghostly dragon hung in the center, with blood dripping from the sky. This scene was clearly an evil sacrifice, as if someone was summoning evil creatures here and feeding them with living people!

But in reality, the formation was a bit problematic. It wasn't for summoning or sacrifice; instead, it was for absorbing and trapping people. You could tell if you looked closely.

Li Qingjun couldn't help but complain to Qin Yi, "This is too exaggerated... I couldn't have been fooled even a few years ago."

Qin Yi really wanted to say, "Trouble, have some self-awareness. A few years ago, you would have pounced on anything you saw. Didn't you trick me enough? You're only saying this now because you've been watching them cheat..."

In reality, this aura is quite realistic. The main reason is that Demonic Path Sect don't need to go through the trouble of simulating it. Their regular Cultivation Method have this kind of aura. If you try to sense it through a barrier, you might be fooled.

But he held back from saying it. Li Qingjun whispered in his ear, her breath sweet as orchids, as he secretly watched others commit wrongdoings, which brought back many memories for him.

Li Qingjun was clearly also reminded of the past.

Qin Yi secretly turned his head, and the two of them brushed their lips together silently. Their cheeks flushed slightly, and they looked at Ju Yunxiu next to them, as if they were having an affair.

Stimulate.

Ju Yunxiu was unaware of the subtle movements over there and was still quietly observing the scene...

Qin Yi felt a little embarrassed and quietly reached out to hold Ju Yunxiu's slender hand. Ju Yunxiu was taken aback for a moment, then smiled slightly, thinking to herself that this little thief actually had some romance; it felt like they were having an affair.

She also secretly glanced at Li Qingjun, but Li Qingjun kept her eyes fixed on the dragon.

Ju Yunxiu secretly scratched Qin Yi's palm and then withdrew it.

Stimulate.

The three of them lay motionless on the hilltop, their hearts pounding.

Half-asleep, Liusu rolled over inside the stick and mumbled incoherently as if talking in her sleep, "Scumbag."

No one else could hear what he said, but Qin Yi did. His face turned red, and he wanted to flick the stick with his finger.

Before it could be implemented, a sudden change occurred.

A slender figure crossed the boundary, a dazzling sword light illuminating the desolate realm. "You beast, cease your harm!"

Qin Yi flicked his own finger, his face contorting in pain, his eyes glazed over.

Amidst the sword light, her figure moved with breathtaking grace, her face incomparably beautiful. Even in her Daoist robes, she exuded an intoxicatingly beautiful aura. Even when angrily rebuking the "beast," her expression remained cold and her gaze calm, like the Milky Way hanging high in the sky, quietly watching over the human world.

Minghe.

So it really is you, the Daoist Nun from the Celestial Pivot Divine Palace...

You're going to get scammed!

Qin Yi completely forgot about his previous thoughts of figuring out what the other side was up to, and his first thought was to rush up and save people.

Liusu rolled over again and continued talking in her sleep, "Scumbag..."

Qin Yi: "..."

"Boom!"

In that brief moment of respite, the situation on the other side immediately changed.

As the Minghe Sword flashed, its pure and vast energy shone like a ray of sunlight, piercing through the dark abyss and illuminating the "raging" Nether Dragon in the sky.

The demon had no chance to resist and was smashed into five or six pieces.

Minghe immediately realized something was wrong and tried to quickly retreat back to the boundary membrane, but the bridge beneath her feet suddenly disappeared.

As the bridge disappeared, the boundary membrane ceased to be a boundary membrane and transformed into a distorted halo. At this point, it was a distorted spatial rift, no longer a straightened Plane Passage.

The planks across the bridge were pulled out! Minghe was plunged into the void.

Qin Yi shifted slightly, and two slender hands grabbed his, their gazes fixed on him. "Even if it's Minghe, don't be reckless! They only intend to capture her alive, nothing bad will happen. Observe their deployment first!"

"Well..."

Thinking about it, that makes sense... Minghe isn't a pushover; the mere void couldn't possibly trap her, much less the Blood Refinement Sect and their ilk could handle her. Don't think she's just a Little Daoist Nun whose reputation has been unfairly damaged. She's the strongest genius of this generation in the Celestial Pivot Divine Palace, a freak who, during her Qin Xin era, carried a whole set of cloud-riding treasures with her wherever she went. She's not like Meng Qingying, a pitiful girl who was penniless before the succession struggle.

Don't be fooled by the Blood Refinement Sect and Huiyang; if Minghe were to truly anger them, wiping them out wouldn't be difficult.

Rushing in now is not only unnecessary, but could also lead to your own demise due to a lack of understanding of the enemy's formation. The optimal approach is to assess the enemy's formation and wait for the boss to reveal itself.

But how can people be so absolutely rational in normal times? The two people next to me are less rational and more like they're secretly gritting their teeth...

Qin Yi was drenched in cold sweat.

Sure enough, Minghe was trapped in the void, but he wasn't flustered at all.

The trouble with that distorted void is that, firstly, there's no air, only a soul-crushing aura that constantly surrounds you, making the pressure even more daunting than being at the bottom of the ocean. Furthermore, and most seriously, any location around you could be a spatial rift; a single step could tear you apart, but Technique Method is unaffected—it all depends on whether you can break through it.

When Minghe possesses Law Power...

Then you really won't be afraid of anything.

Without a sound, a blinding light emanated from her palm, like half a blazing sun and half a crescent moon. Then, the sun and moon intertwined and burst forth into the sky.

Between the rising and setting of the sun and moon, as if sweeping away the gloom, all the spatial rifts seemed to have been brushed aside, forming a straight avenue. The remaining specks of starlight were the light of Spiritual Qi and ethereal energy intertwined.

The Secret Method of the Celestial Pivot Divine Palace, the Sun and Moon Ritual Trajectory, and the coordination of celestial timing.

Minghe leaped after him, as if chasing the sun and moon, as if bathing in the Milky Way.

She was clearly casting a spell, clearly in a dangerous place, yet she was like Nine Heavens Divine Maiden, exquisitely beautiful.

On the ground, the array that had been disguised as a summoning and sacrificial formation suddenly lit up, and a terrifying suction force frantically absorbed and sucked into Minghe, with countless invisible blood nets covering him.

Minghe glanced at it calmly.

The divine sword flew into the sky, hovering leisurely around her, shattering the blood net and preventing it from even getting within a zhang (approximately 3.3 meters) of her. At the same time, a small Buddhist pagoda flew out.

The Buddhist Light, isolating the dark energy, and the immense suppressing force completely negated the blood array's suction power.

Qin Yi and his family entered "spectator mode," completely engrossed in watching the spectacle.

That pagoda looked somewhat familiar...

Ju Yunxiu suddenly asked, "What about the Daoist Scarf? What's it for?"