Everyone knew about the feud between Shaolin Temple and Su Xin.
Back in Shengjing City, Su Xin had once barged into Shaolin Temple's inn and killed the Evil Spirit Daoist right in front of the Shaolin monks, thoroughly screwing them over.
And Jue Yan's hatred for Su Xin ran even deeper. The two were practically locked in a fight to the death.
Su Xin had stirred up Jue Yan's wrath, and after what happened in Shengjing City, he had become something like an inner demon to him.
Jue Yan was known as the Evil-Slaying Monk. He had killed countless people in his life. Though they had all been villains and evildoers who deserved to die, he had still been tainted by a great deal of Blood Fiend Qi.
This kind of thing could affect a person's state of mind. Some demonic martial artists even took a crooked path, deliberately merging with this Blood Fiend Qi to become stronger.
Su Xin, on the other hand, used his formidable willpower to forcibly suppress this baleful energy, making it part of his strength.
As for Jue Yan, he used the power of Buddhism to suppress the Blood Fiend Qi. But now he had given in to anger, and his Buddhist cultivation was gradually weakening. He was close to losing control of the Blood Fiend Qi.
The Shaolin monks accompanying him couldn't help frowning.
They too hated Su Xin and certainly wouldn't let him off if they got the chance. But Jue Yan clearly wasn't right. Baleful energy surged from him, making him seem like a demon.
The problem was that Xuantong wasn't here. Among these Shaolin monks, there was no one like Su Zhonghai of the Su Family who could command the room. None of them could stop Jue Yan.
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