What He Once Was Is No More

Only a few direct disciples were qualified to buy demon beast meat from the master of the martial hall.

He had already received two pieces of demon beast meat for free, so he could not possibly ask his master for more. That was why he thought of the two foxes he had originally brought with him.

As for the demons hiding in the city, he had also indirectly asked his master about them, only to find that his master had no idea they existed.

Seeing this, Lu Shan naturally did not dare act rashly, nor did he mention that Chubby Girl could sense the aura of other demons.

Setting aside whether the man would believe such a thing, even if he did, Lu Shan would be dragged into dealing with those demons.

With his current strength, getting involved in such matters would inevitably bring danger. As for the people in the city who occasionally died because of demons, what did that have to do with him? He did not even know them.

Forget those complete strangers—even if these newly acquainted senior brothers and sisters from the martial hall, or even his master, were killed by demons, the first thing he would do would definitely not be to avenge them, but to run away as fast as possible.

As for whether he would seek revenge, if one day he became strong enough to easily wipe out those demons, he would not mind avenging his master. But if it required him to risk his life, he would absolutely never do it.

More than two months after leaving the mountains, Lu Shan returned to Green Mountain Village once again.

But the moment he entered the village, he sensed that something was wrong. The atmosphere in the village was extremely tense.

Even while working