Long Ji knew full well how dangerous this operation would be, so he carefully arranged the formation of his team.
He had the stronger members, including Ox Demon, Jiao Qing, and Wang Di, clear the way at the front as the vanguard, intimidating their enemies with their formidable strength.
He and Youmeng led the relatively weaker members, such as Shen Rong, from the rear, directing the battle to keep the entire team coordinated and safe.
Along the way, Long Ji and his companions advanced like a blade splitting bamboo. Wherever they went, many forces fled at the mere sight of them, scrambling to keep out of their path.
After all, there had already been a precedent. No one wanted to be the next to test how formidable Long Ji and his companions were.
However, not every force was so afraid. Some powerful forces showed no fear whatsoever at their arrival.
In such cases, Long Ji usually adjusted their route ahead of time, deftly avoiding these powerful enemies.
After all, his team numbered only around a thousand, a far cry from those major forces with two or three thousand members, or even more.
Colossal organizations like the Three Great Sects had so many members that they resembled dark clouds bearing down on the land.
Although Long Ji had some confidence in his own strength, he was no blindly reckless fool.
He understood that meeting force with force under these circumstances was anything but wise. When it was time to keep a low profile, they needed to do so. Preserving their strength was what mattered most.
Thus, Long Ji and his companions were far from idle along the way, constantly engaging various forces in fierce struggles over precious opportunities.
But as newcomers without allies to support them, they often had to