Fire at the City Gate

While preparing the Central Plains' specialty healing medicines, Song Ankang also received news from his intelligence department: the Devil Race was urgently stockpiling healing medicines this time because the front lines were under strain.

It turned out that during the Witch-Demon War, several of the Demon Race's Super Races had not exerted much effort. Instead, they had concentrated their forces against the Devil Race and quietly laid a trap for them.

The backbone of that trap was the Demon Race's two great Super Races, the Dragon Race and the Phoenix Race. Before the Witch-Demon War had ended, the Devil Race, once again trying to fish in troubled waters, fell into the trap and was beaten by the Demon Race army led by the Dragon Race and Phoenix Race until they threw away their helmets and discarded their armor, suffering grievous losses.

At the same time, another of the Devil Race's great enemies, the Ghost Race, joined the battlefield and dealt them another heavy blow. That was why the Devil Race's front lines were strained and they urgently needed a huge batch of healing medicines. The Central Plains' specialty healing medicines were also in considerable demand.

No wonder Song Ankang had barely seen any Half-Saints or Quasi-Saints from the Dragon Race and Phoenix Race during the earlier Witch-Demon War. They had been setting up this trap all along.

Song Ankang had believed the news spread by the Demon Race at the time, claiming that the Dragon Race and Phoenix Race were guarding against the Devil Race and other enemies taking advantage of the chaos. He had not expected that vigilance was only one aspect; setting the trap had been the key.

The Demon Race truly deserved to be called a Super Race. When facing the Witch Race, whose power far exceeded