Great Celestial Phenomenon

When the Scorpion King and the Fire Monkey began their fierce clash, Ye Tian watched quietly from nearby. Farther away, however, a viper raised its head and watched everything unfold, especially Ye Tian's back, its forked tongue flickering from its mouth.

Then it silently coiled upon the ground, waiting for an opportunity—one chance to land a fatal strike.

Yet as Ye Tian watched, he kept feeling that something was amiss. During the battle just now, he had already spread out his divine sense, but it was still restricted in this place and could not extend very far.

Moreover, the red hue pervading heaven and earth strongly suppressed his body, preventing him from increasing his speed. To Ye Tian now, this was truly agonizing.

But these rules placed no restrictions on the demonic beasts. Perhaps they had already adapted to this world.

What Ye Tian wanted to know now was this: although demonic beasts were naturally belligerent, ordinary demonic beasts had little interest in attacking others. Especially those that had cultivated intelligence—they would not waste much time fighting, much less fight to the death.

But on second thought, whenever such a situation arose, there had to be some rare treasure appearing nearby. Yet Ye Tian could barely protect himself at the moment and had completely lost interest in why the Scorpion King and Fire Monkey were fighting.

Furthermore, after using Time Stasis, the massive backlash began to show itself. There was not a trace of spiritual energy left inside Ye Tian. His body had weakened to the extreme; merely holding his breath and focusing his mind to avoid being discovered by the demonic beasts was already his limit.

If he attempted anything else, he would surely end up with his head separated from his body. Thus, Ye Tian fixed his eyes