In the center of the battlefield, the Demonfolk, Magic Beasts, and Spirit Beasts attacked one another madly. With no commanders on either side, all of them had gone equally berserk. In their mutual slaughter, the beasts were clearly far stronger than the Demonfolk.
Often, a Demonfolk's claws would strike a Magic Beast's head without causing much harm. Yet a Magic Beast's claws could easily knock countless scales from a Demonfolk's body. A bite was even deadlier. A Magic Beast could easily tear a chunk of flesh from a Demonfolk with one bite. If it bit down on an arm or leg, it could rip the entire limb off.
When Spirit Beasts went mad, they were not inferior to Magic Beasts in the slightest. Moreover, Spirit Beasts could use their own spiritual power to unleash special attacks. One horned Spirit Beast coated its horns in spiritual power.
It lowered its head and charged madly forward. Only after skewering three Demonfolk of the same level like a string of meat did it stop. With a forceful toss of its head, it flung all three Demonfolk away. Given the Demonfolk's vitality, such injuries were not enough to kill them.
However, after falling to the ground, the Demonfolk had little strength left to resist. Injured Demonfolk had terrible stamina and defense. Before long, under the trampling of a pack of Magic Beasts and Spirit Beasts, they were reduced to heaps of minced meat.
Among the Demonfolk were a few especially powerful ones capable of reaching the Spirit Practitioner Realm. At that level, dealing with ordinary Magic Beasts and Spirit Beasts was much easier. The claws of Magic Beasts and Spirit Beasts could only inflict minor wounds upon Spirit Practitioner Realm Demonfolk. Then, with a single punch, the Demonfolk could cave in a Magic Beast's