Blood Sacrifice!
As the horned, auspicious-cloud-bodied demon "White Marsh"—with the head of a beastly tiger and a dragon's body—sucked the Puppets in like a storm, its stats broke through the ten-thousand mark. And Yan Qing had only used two Blood Sacrifices.
After "White Marsh" enhanced it, Blood Sacrifice's effect had now risen to 200/200. Even the weakest Puppet Card would inevitably have stats exceeding 2000/2000. Combined with Ascension Six-Eared's doubled absorption, the returns Yan Qing gained from using Blood Sacrifice had reached a level of numerical absurdity.
If this were a game, Yan Qing's opponents would no longer be demons, but other players. The most important resource in the Land of Gathering Demons was demons. There were quite a few teams of high-tier demons, but compared with the enormous number of players, even those resources were sorely insufficient.
At the beginning, players still had to cooperate to deal with high-tier demon teams. But once the players wiped out the Land of Gathering Demons, what would happen next?
They could finally slaughter one another without restraint, friends.
Yan Qing was certain that defeating other players would also yield rewards. Unfortunately, there were only two players in the Land of Gathering Demons, and the other was his alt account. He couldn't exactly wait for Night Four to show up just so he could beat him up and see what happened, right?
With his current Puppet lineup, he could already fight an unlimited number of consecutive battles. Even if "Qiongqi" and "White Marsh" lost health, they could immediately recover to over 4000 in stats after absorbing a Puppet. Their health would not fall but rise instead. That was the strength of a snowball once it started rolling.
Under normal gameplay, such an opportunity was impossible. Other players would also compete for the monsters.