The monsters in the marshland came in all shapes and forms. Some looked like horses, but had tiger stripes covering their bodies and red tails. Their cries sounded like humans singing folk songs, and they were extraordinarily strange. According to the Three-Headed Dragon, these horses were Lushu.
At the name Lushu, Ding Ling only had to think for a moment before remembering:
"Beasts recorded in the Classic of Mountains and Seas!"
And Lushu was not the only one.
The Xuan Turtle had a bird's head, a snake's tail, and a turtle's back. Its cry sounded like wood being split apart!
The Gudiao looked like a bird but was not a bird. It had horns growing from its head, and its cry sounded just like a baby's wail!
The Hujiao had a fish's body and a snake's tail, and its voice sounded like mandarin ducks!
There were also beasts such as the Yongniao, which had a human face, and Jueru, whose entire body resembled a deer but had horse hooves...
Many monsters that could only be found in the Classic of Mountains and Seas were being born in large numbers throughout the marshland.
The marshland looked to be only a thousand li across, but its inner space was certainly much larger. Ding Ling had encountered quite a few spatial worlds that caused such visual distortions.
The endless minor worlds in the Lingbao Illustrated Handbook, for example, looked only as large as a book, but there was no doubt that their inner space was vast.
The Inner World also contained many similar places.
"Every random monster here possesses enough power to crush the Three-Headed Dragon. How are we supposed to fight them?"
Ever since these monsters had set their sights on him, Nezha had been thoroughly uneasy. If he had not been