For cultivators, as long as their Primordial Spirit could sense its surroundings freely and without obstruction, there was no possibility of getting lost.
Moreover, the Buzhou Mountain Range was such a huge landmark that anyone who wasn't blind could find north.
So getting lost wasn't really getting lost—it meant one's opportunity had arrived.
Lu Bei went with the flow. Golden light danced in his eyes as he patted the butt beside him, telling Gu Mi to release her pressure and provoke the strongest fierce beast in the vicinity.
The Outskirts of the Great Wilderness was a savage land bordering the Buzhou Mountain Range. Its spiritual energy was concentrated to an absurd degree. It was not merely a sacred cultivation ground in the Myriad Monster Kingdom—even across the entire Kyushu Continent, it ranked among the very best.
In theory, the mountain spirits and wild monsters here had a high chance of developing Spiritual Intelligence. Even if they grew up in the wild, the aptitude of the Demon Race here shouldn't have been too poor.
Yet the result was that the wild-grown Demonic Creatures had bizarre forms, were generally underdeveloped in the brain, had painfully low intelligence, and had no ability to reproduce.
For example, the fierce beasts born in the Outskirts of the Great Wilderness were like the Demon Race from the time when heaven and earth had first opened. They knew nothing of cultivation and only followed their instincts to breathe in and out the spiritual energy of heaven and earth.
The source of this strangeness lay in the Great Wilderness beyond the Buzhou Mountain Range, which was also known as the Place of Origin of the Demon Race.
Gu Mi released her pressure without the slightest attempt to conceal her presence. From the distance came a roar that shook