Shushan: Ancestor of All Demons
Chapter 638

A Venomous Oath

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By this point, the Nine-Child Mother Heavenly Demon had already achieved human-demon unity with Jiupan Po. She was both the Demon God and Jiupan Po, so the All-Heavens Stellar Mystic-Demon Shuttle could be considered her own creation.

When Jiupan Po had activated the Mystic-Demon Shuttle earlier, Master Youtan had severed her connection to it with Buddha light. Now that she was controlling the shuttle again, Master Youtan hastily unleashed his Separation and Reunion Divine Light once more.

Golden Buddha light swept outward like waves, once again forming a barrier between the Nine Demons and the shuttle.

As one of the Buddhist Sect's supreme experts in the Zu Mountain World, his Buddha light was extraordinarily powerful. The nine straight pillars of blood-red light spewing from the Nine Demons' mouths were immediately cut through.

Yet although the Buddha light stood between them, it failed to sever the connection between the Nine Demons and the Mystic-Demon Shuttle. They continued controlling it from afar.

Esoteric demonic resonance not only transcended the bounds of the material world, but occupied an exceedingly lofty level even within the spiritual world. Even across two separate worlds of space and time, an exquisitely subtle connection could still arise.

Earlier, Jiupan Po's attention had been elsewhere, and Tie Shu, who had refined the Nine-Child Mother Heavenly Demon together with her, had already died a gruesome death. Thus, the Buddha light had severed her connection. Now that she had achieved human-demon unity, she could control the shuttle even from another world; only the strength of her control would vary.

They even diverted some of the shuttle's suction to lock onto the Buddha light. Suddenly, they shrieked in unison, and the shuttle's magic sucked away the Separation and Union Buddha Light filling the sky as though lifting an enormous cleaning cloth. That

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