The Evil Bandit Escaped, Dismantling Human Bodies

Thunderous sound shook the air. Against mundane "clay shells," it seemed to possess a natural power of intimidation.

For a time, birds and beasts scattered in alarm, while wild deer fled in all directions.

The guards felt the thunderous sound pour in through their ears and reverberate through their bodies, thundering back and forth within their chests as though a great hand had clutched their hearts.

It was like a three-year-old child encountering a ferocious tiger, hearing a mountain tiger roar and trembling instinctively.

This was not cowardice, but a kind of "suppression."

Jar Immortal had delayed using this move because such a sound consumed his vital blood and would expose his position more quickly.

But at this very moment, Li Xian had driven him into a corner. Left with no alternative, he had no choice but to take this dangerous gamble.

"Hah!"

His momentum brewed to its peak, and he suddenly let out a great shout.

One particularly timid guard shuddered from head to toe. Feces and urine spilled out at once, and his hand loosened, causing one corner of the iron net to slacken.

"Excellent!"

Jar Immortal seized the opportunity, broke free of the iron net, and flashed Li Xian a savage grin before springing forward to kill. His hands curled into claws as he sought to seize him.

Li Xian felt the oppressive force bearing down on him. He had known from the start that this bandit's escape was inevitable. Once free, the man would certainly try to capture or kill him first.

Thus, he had long since moved into a favorable position. Turning sideways, he darted into a narrow crevice in the mountain.

Jar Immortal was small in stature, so naturally he could also squeeze into the crack.

But Li Xian's bow was already aimed outward.