Yi Jue accepted Feng Jun's suggestion. The key was that with such a large Asura clan, even going all out, she could not wipe them out completely.
The Asuras that escaped would certainly reveal the two of them's whereabouts, so if the Asuras knew nothing about the plague, making a move would be thoroughly not worth it.
Thus, the two continued onward, encountering quite a few small Asura groups along the way.
Yi Jue tried capturing them twice: once, there had been more than twenty; the other time, more than seventy, including a Nascent Soul among them.
However, that female Nascent Soul was exceedingly fierce. Upon discovering that the enemy was too powerful to resist and intended to capture her alive, she decisively self-destructed.
Female Asuras were usually exceptionally beautiful. Watching such a stunning one decisively blow off her own head, Feng Jun could not help shaking his head inwardly—such a valiant race could never be enslaved, so... they could only be mortal enemies.
Unable to Soul Search the Nascent Soul, they could not obtain any information about the plague from those minor Golden Cores either.
Yi Jue was somewhat unwilling to accept that. She told Feng Jun that Soul Searching a few Golden Cores was no problem, but what she was really thinking was that she could occasionally Soul Search a Nascent Soul or two. Who would have thought she would run into this the moment she acted? "I refuse to believe I can't Soul Search an Asura Nascent Soul."
Fortunately, when she acted for the third time and attacked a three-person squad, she actually learned from one Golden Core's mind that enemies had emerged in large numbers from a Nourishing Space called South Chill, and it had intended to alert its clansmen to flee at once.
It had