Now, the reason they had managed to draw out this enormous Blood Demon was that Su Jiu had nearly slaughtered all its food-or, more precisely, the sword spirit had.
Blood Demons that fell back into the blood pool still had a chance of reviving, but those whose Demon Cores landed on the ground could not recover anytime soon. That was why it had grown desperate.
For this Blood Demon to have grown to its present size, it clearly had lived a long time. Who knew how many of its own kind it had devoured to become such an enormous mass?
By now, the others had things much easier. Thanks to the sword spirit's efforts, very few Blood Demons could still climb ashore, which also allowed more cultivators to notice the enormous Blood Demon.
It would have been a lie to say they were not worried at all. It was so huge that, compared to it, Su Jiu was merely a grain in the vast sea.
The cultivators looked at the lump of ice beside Su Jiu, then at the Demonic Beast shrouded in the Ice Silk Net, and finally at the Blood Demon. They could not help feeling these creatures were on entirely different levels.
But that was only their impression.
To Su Jiu, the Demonic Beasts and the Blood Demon were more or less equal in strength.
Since she could kill those Demonic Beasts, she could naturally kill this Blood Demon too.
Compared to the speed with which Su Jiu dealt with her Demonic Beasts, Chu Luohen seemed slightly slower. Still, although he lagged a step behind her, the difference was not great.
The two Demonic Beasts he was fighting died at his hands just as Su Jiu began exchanging blows with the Blood Demon.
Chu Luohen glanced back