That brought up the question of what Hao Ren's group looked like in Bai Huo's eyes.
In Bai Huo's impression, Hao Ren's side was a very peculiar "sanctuary for outsiders."
Her career as a Demon Hunter had lasted less than a century—not especially long, but not especially short either. Though she was still a young, inexperienced girl among her own people, her strength had rapidly reached the "master" level. And with a mentor as exceptional as Hassu taking her around to broaden her horizons, Bai Huo had already seen many parts of the world. She knew the secrets of countless outsider families and had come into contact with plenty of information about outsider sanctuaries. She knew what a normal outsider sanctuary looked like: heavily guarded, secret, and fortified, concealed layer upon layer in the cracks between the real world, so impenetrable that it was practically like a fortress inside the Earth's core. To ensure they could survive despite being isolated year-round, sanctuaries were usually small "worlds" capable of sustaining themselves. They were at least the size of a city, with shadow spaces like Athens Sanctuary being the most common form. Without exception, these sanctuaries also shared such traits as a strict hierarchy, hostility between races, militarized management, and harsh laws.
Hao Ren's "sanctuary," however, seemed tailor-made to destroy that view of hers.
They lived brazenly in a human city, in no more than a small building. Everyone in the house went out to find jobs in human society, while vampires and werewolves lived right next door to each other, one upstairs and one downstairs. If someone had reported the discovery of such an outsider sanctuary to her a year ago, her first reaction would have been to kick the informant flat on their back without a word and force two