As the internet age developed, the devastation wrought by wars, the deaths of soldiers, and the sight of barely clothed orphans made people in peaceful regions realize both the cruelty of war and the happiness they themselves enjoyed.
The same was true for demon hunters.
But now, under the Demon Hunter Website's statistics, disasters from every region had been compiled, the slaughter and madness of demons exposed, along with uncensored photographs of ordinary people after they had been harmed.
This enraged the demon hunters!
Looking at the nearly horrifying death tolls and the countless demon incidents, the demon hunters finally realized just how severe the situation was.
Yet unlike before, when faced with this dark tide sweeping across the globe, the demon hunter community did not scatter like loose sand and get picked off one by one in isolation.
The Demon Hunter Guild, an organization created single-handedly by Wu Heng, displayed astonishing strength at this moment.
In the past, most demon hunters had been lone wolves, or small teams of three to five friends. Information had been scarce, resources limited, and every hunt had been like dancing on a blade's edge, with an extremely high mortality rate.
But now, everything was different.
The guild platform was like a powerful central nervous system.
Information was transparent and shared. Demon weaknesses, behavioral patterns, and the emergence of new variants—every piece of intelligence was updated and shared on the platform in real time.
A demon trait discovered by a hunter on the West Coast might instantly save the life of another hunter on the East Coast.
For high-difficulty missions, team invitations could be issued, with members matched according to their specialties, greatly increasing mission success and survival rates.
The point exchange system offered everything from ordinary holy water and silver-plated bullets to supernatural