The Thousand-Year Stone Milk Pillar, Subduing the Blood Bat (Please Vote with Monthly Tickets, Please Vote!)

In another dim cavern, numerous pillars hung overhead, some long, some short, all uneven.

The largest pillar was covered in a layer of pale green spiritual light, like a broad shawl.

Blood kept dripping from that spiritual light into the dark waters below, making a steady drip, drip.

Of course, a closer look revealed that the pale green shape was no shawl at all, but an enormous azure-light bat.

It held a huge azure softshell turtle in its mouth, but the old turtle was clearly dead, and its entire body had begun to shrivel.

The next instant, the bat's ears pricked up. The turtle dropped into the lake as two azure wings spread open, spanning forty to fifty feet.

Then Azure Cloud Bats began appearing on the surrounding stone pillars. These bats were much smaller; the largest had wingspans of only ten feet or so, while the smallest spanned barely a foot.

They all flew out.

The next instant, the Azure-Light Blue-Cloud Bat Demon King had already reached the two streaks of azure light.

It let out a shriek, but the two streaks of azure light remained entirely unmoved.

Its claws tore at them, producing only a series of metallic clanks without drawing so much as a trace of blood.

These two streaks of azure light were naturally two fourth-stage spirit puppets. Both had been refined by Ye Haicheng, and their bodies were even tougher than those of the spirit puppets obtained from the Jia Family.

After all, the Jia Family had always been timid and shrinking back in those days, and had never acquired any good spirit materials.

Even so, Ye Xueliang frowned in the distance.

The two spirit puppets had plenty of strength and defensive power, but their speed was no match for the Azure-Light Blue-Cloud Bat.

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