The Blood Race Retreats

While controlling the Grand Array to aid the Longteng cultivators in killing the enemy, Lu Ye also observed the Blood Race.

Like the Longteng cultivators, this was his first time encountering such a peculiar race. Naturally, he had to take the opportunity to study them closely. No matter what, this was the invading side; conflicts were inevitable in the future. Know yourself and know your enemy, and you could fight a hundred battles without defeat.

The Blood Race were generally taller and more slender than the Human Race. Their most obvious traits were the blood-red gleam of their exposed skin and their pointed ears.

Their Blood Qi possessed an exceptionally strong corrosive property. This was likely not due to any cultivation technique, because every Blood Race member had this characteristic.

It was probably an innate ability of their race.

And for cultivators, this ability was undoubtedly extremely troublesome.

Lu Ye personally saw cultivators' protective Spiritual Power get corroded and destroyed before they were killed. He also saw many cultivators' Spiritual Artifacts corroded, their spirituality greatly diminished and their combat strength compromised.

The Insect Race had no intelligence, bringing only destruction and slaughter.

By comparison, the Blood Race's racial talents seemed to have been born specifically to restrain cultivators.

Moreover, all these Blood Race members were proficient in certain Blood Dao Secret Arts. When cast, they were incomparably strange and elusive, impossible to guard against.

This race was indeed powerful, but its weaknesses also seemed quite obvious.

The Buddhist Chants of Vajra Temple's monks greatly shook their minds and spirits. Thus, the Blood Race often failed to gain the upper hand when fighting those great monks.

There was another point: Thunder Methods seemed to deal tremendous damage to these Blood Race members.

Not to mention the many Lightning Attraction Arrays he