Chen Tang felt relieved: "As long as they’re alive, as long as they’re alive."
At the sa ti, he was deeply worried. In the underworld, there is no Heaven and Earth Righteous Qi. The cultivation depleted here cannot be replenished. A bit of Qi-Blood spent is lost forever, and mana will grow weaker and weaker. This is why even many peerless experts would not easily set foot in the underworld.
Chen Shi took many scholars. They’re heading to such a dangerous place; how far can they survive?
What’s more, there’s no food or water here, and they haven’t brought any Magic Treasure Talisman Soldiers. How long can these people hold out?
"They have food." Granny Sha suddenly spoke.
Chen Tang was slightly startled, looking at her puzzled.
Granny Sha observed the traces left on the ground and said, "Their team has three to four hundred people. Previously, there were over two hundred, and they have joined with another group."
Chen Tang’s body trembled slightly, understanding her aning, hoarsely said, "Cannibalism?"
Granny Sha stared ahead, didn’t respond directly, instead said to herself, "When starved to the extre and desperate, life always finds a way out. At that point, don’t worry about morality."
Chen Tang stopped speaking, followed her deeper into All Buddha Mountains.
He looked at the body of the scholar skewered on Granny Sha’s steel fork. So far, Granny Sha hadn’t disposed of this scholar’s corpse, perhaps...
He dared not think too much.
After all, even they, "She", sotis face hunger.
The two ventured into the mountains, discovering many traces left by magic along the way. After a day and night of travel, they stopped in front of a gigantic skeleton. The skeleton was enormous, with three heads, fierce and malevolent. Many half-roasted pieces of at hung from it.
It had died over ten days ago, yet still exuded a ferocious and brutal aura, likely very savage and evil in life.
"It’s a demon!"
Granny Sha walked straight ahead, sliced off a few pieces of at, sniffed them, and said, "It’s still edible! Xiao Tang, don’t rush to move on. Eat your fill first."
The two cut so at on the spot and lit a fire to roast it.
The demon’s at surprisingly wasn’t hard to eat, and soon they were full.
Chen Tang hesitated briefly and asked, "Sister Sha, this demon is..."
"A kind of underworld creature, similar to cattle and horses. The Ghost God we t outside is a Pasture, specialized in herding. The creatures he herds are these demons, Ghost Gods will eat these underworld cattle and horses."
Granny Sha said, "But those are dosticated, relatively ta. This one is wild, aggressive and terrifying, with greater combat power."
She paused and said, "Your little ten’s survival experience in the underworld is extrely rich. He actually knows these underworld creatures can be eaten. Indeed, he lived in the underworld for eight years, he should know so underworld survival knowledge."
Chen Tang asked, "What do these underworld cattle and horses eat?"
"Ghosts."
Granny Sha said, "The Pasture will drive them, chasing ghosts falling into the underworld. If living people enter the underworld, it’s extraordinary nourishnt, a great supplent for them. So these Pastures, when encountering living people, are often very excited and will imdiately drive the herd over."
She frequently roams the underworld, knowing many secrets unknown to others.
Chen Tang remained silent for a mont, got up and said, "Little ten must have gone through hard tis during his death period in the underworld."
"You might be wrong."
Granny Sha got up, with a strange expression, said, "He probably didn’t suffer at all. Based on my observations, he likely lived the life of a ghost among ghosts in the underworld. The truly bitter one is your father."
Chen Tang was greatly puzzled.
They kept pursuing, deeper and deeper into the Buddhist Hell, seeing traces left by battles. Oddly enough, judging by the battle traces, not only had these scholars not exhausted their mana, but remained at peak state, Chen Tang even noticed many have made progress in cultivation!
They killed many demons, eating and drinking their way along, making Granny Sha and Chen Tang frown.
"Are these guys on the run?"
Granny Sha couldn’t help complaining, "Did they co to Buddhist Hell for vacation?"
Tracking for several days, they arrived one day at a Blood Lake. A Blood Buddha erged from the lake, with a big hole in its head, walking among all Buddhas, an overwhelmingly terrifying aura pressed forth, causing Granny Sha and Chen Tang’s physical bodies to explode, shatter and rge into the Blood Buddha as a blood mist.
Their Primordial Spirits returned to their bodies, exchanged glances, their expressions serious.
Granny Sha again exhibited Lin She Divine Power, the two’s Primordial Spirits descended, attached to two red-eyed, green-skinned Yaksha, entering deeper into All Buddha Mountains.
This ti they bypassed the Blood Lake but encountered a group of crippled Shura at a fork.
These Shura were a hundred zhang tall, clad in Golden Armor, with twin wings on their back, seemingly protectors guarding Buddhist Hell.
But their wings had been broken, all over their bodies were fatal injuries, already insane, as soon as they saw the two, they killed them.
Granny Sha tried not to be selfish, again propelling Lin She Divine Power, the two hastily ventured into All Buddha Mountains, encountered a blind Arhat, as tall as a mountain, mighty, who caught the two and tried to eat them.
The Arhat also crazed, seed possessed, crushed the two into pieces!
Granny Sha and Chen Tang descended to Buddhist Hell for the fourth ti, inhabited two Yaksha ghost bodies, deep into All Buddha Mountains, killed by a group of plump young giant won.
Those voluptuous maidens were missing arms and legs, danced a strange dance as they stomped them to death.
"Seems like a group of insane Gandharvas."
For the fifth ti, they descended, once more into All Buddha Mountains, Granny Sha said, "What we saw earlier, besides the big Buddha and Arhat, were heavenly beings. They have cultivated Buddhist Law as monks, turned into heavenly beings, serving around all Buddhas. Back then this Buddhist Hell must’ve been extrely prosperous, with many Buddhist greats."
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