Qin Yi and Ye Ling stood with their backs turned, unaware of the danger behind them. But someone knew.
Liusu did not rely on eyes to see, but soul power. Every change in the surroundings lay within its mind. Unless something blocked its view—its soul power was still insufficient to see through obstacles—there were no blind spots. It had coldly watched the entire process of that Grass Demon breaking through the earth and taking shape.
It hesitated, unsure whether to warn them or let the two learn a lesson.
Though Qin Yi and Ye Ling had been chatting and laughing all this while, despite Liusu's complaints, it knew Qin Yi had not let down his guard. It could clearly sense the flow of Qin Yi's muscles and true qi. Though he was joking around, he had remained poised to erupt at any moment, and he had never stopped carefully observing the surroundings.
That was enough. Being able to joke when facing an enemy was actually a good thing. If one's nerves were stretched too tight, one had already lost half the battle.
But they lacked experience, and that could be fatal. Vigilance alone could not make up for a lack of experience.
For example, at a time like this, could you really be sure there was nothing behind you just because you had passed through there moments ago? That way of thinking was wrong. This was demon territory. No one could predict what strange and bizarre things might happen. You had to set up an array or place a magical treasure first, both for protection and warning.
But this did not seem like the time to let them learn a lesson... If they made a disturbance and drew the attention of the demons locked in chaotic battle over there, that