"They hid their Godhead very well. I can only find traces of their existence, but I can't pinpoint their location."
Ye Buyu pinched the bridge of her nose with a headache.
"Honestly, I really don't want to fight something that can divide and corrupt people's hearts."
Wan Lan nodded in agreement. "True. Who wants to pound a pile of mud?"
Then Su Wuwei casually dropped a remark.
"We don't have to fight. We'll just have to spend our retirement here."
Kou Ying immediately shook their head. "No. I still have a promise to fulfill. Worst comes to worst, we can just smash this Divine Realm apart."
Ye Buyu clapped her hands. "The idea is good, but it's only an option when we have no way out. Come on, Kou Ying, can't you think of something a little less extreme?"
Why was it always some kind of all-out approach?
Kou Ying pondered for a long time before finally shrugging helplessly.
"I really can't think of anything. My abilities can't catch them, either."
The six sighed, inwardly going out of their minds.
"Why is this thing so hard to deal with?" Ye Buyu smacked her lips. "Sinful Karma felt much easier to fight."
Su Wuwei laughed, helpless enough to have run out of options.
"Parasites are hard to fight to begin with, let alone ones with brains that know how to disguise themselves."
The six had strength with nowhere to use it. Frustrated, they tipped their heads back and let out long sighs.
No matter how fierce the battle, they could find an opening and join forces to defeat the enemy.
But in this kind of ideological war, six people seemed a little too few.
Su Wuwei shook his head. "We can only pin our hopes on them. When the time comes,