The fairy world.
The place where Yamazaki arrived was an ancient city. According to the gatekeeper of Zhuxianjie, it was called Yinzi City and it was once a big city.
Yamazaki didn't know how big Yinzi City was, because it was all foggy and white, and he couldn't see far with his eyes.
Yamazaki already knew that there were many monsters here, because with such a field of vision, he could see a group of monsters, like jackals and the like.
Looking at the garbage on the ground, it was obvious that this was their nest. He had disturbed their peace, so it was no wonder that they looked at him so unfriendly.
Yamazaki didn't want to commit unnecessary killings, so he just dodged and rushed into the streets of the city.
"Roar!"
Before it hit the ground, something pounced on me again. It looked like another type of jackal.
Yamazaki escaped, got into a nearby broken house, got out of the window, and then walked and ran.
Thanks to the fog, the smell was not easy to track.
When the guy didn't find anyone, he looked around and then gave up.
Yamazaki was curious about what these guys were eating, and suddenly noticed that the guy pricked up his ears and ran away quickly.
Yamazaki followed curiously and soon knew the answer.
In the open space next to the block, there is a large group of rat monsters that are larger than rabbits.
And those rats were fighting giant bugs underground, bugs as big as cars and buses.
Big bugs came out of the ground to eat the rats, and the rats took the opportunity to kill them.
Both sides had their own victory or defeat, and the living bug successfully returned underground with the loot.
The dead bugs become a meal for rats, and various monsters come to share the pie.
The rat monsters win by numbers, but those monsters will run away after grabbing things. If they can't grab the insect meat, they will run away if they can grab the mouse monsters.
Yamazaki is funny, but he understands how dangerous this city is.
The carnivorous monsters kill each other. You can imagine how they view the monks. They are all meat.
Yamazaki tiptoed to find a shabby house to rest, and then thought about contacting everyone in the storage bag.
Shan Dai was not interested in fighting mobs and refused directly.
The three Zhong daughters did not want to move, but they expressed their willingness to obey Yamazaki's order. The implication was that if Yamazaki insisted on them going, they would go.
Ling Hui said seriously that if she were not still a reptile, she would be willing to participate in the training.
That tone was definitely amusement.
Yamazaki didn't count on her. It's been more than a year and she still hasn't got control of her body. It's really frustrating.
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Yamasaki walked around carefully and picked up a lot of garbage, which were the bones and fur leftover from the monster beasts.
From the spiritual power remaining on the bones, it can be judged that most of these guys are just little monsters without pill formation.
Although there are many, they are not a threat to the monks.
So, what is it that keeps the monks from coming in?
Yamazaki waited until nightfall and didn't find the big demon coming out.
Waiting until daybreak, I suddenly heard the faint scream of some kind of monster.
Yamazaki released his soul to sense it, but when the soul extended to several miles away, there was no movement there.
The soul cannot see and can only sense movement in the outside world. If there is no movement now, there is no way to know what is happening.
Yamazaki thought about letting the soul stir up spiritual power and continue to maintain it.
Soon, the surroundings changed.
Something suddenly broke out of the water, wrapped around the invisible soul in search of spiritual power, and tried to pull the soul away.
Yamazaki sensed clearly that it was a vine.
Yamazaki deduced the whole picture. This was not a city. It was clearly a dining table for monsters.
This is a plant-type monster that became a big monster, and then hid in the moat, waiting for the monsters in the river to fall into its trap. It selected the ones with outstanding spiritual power, dragged them away and devoured them.
The entire moat is probably filled with its body, making it difficult for monks who enter the city to get out.
Unless you fly to a very high place, it is difficult to escape its pursuit, so there are no birds or monsters in the sky.
Based on the city's calculation, its vine length may extend for forty miles.
Its perception of spiritual power may exceed ten miles.
Because there is fog here, the vegetation monsters should be able to sense farther places through the water aura in the fog.
…
Yamazaki took back his soul and decided to try to break into the moat.
Walking carefully along the way, I found many monsters drinking water. Apparently the big monster was full.
It seems that its appetite is not large, or it does not need these little monsters, it just eats them as a ritual.
Just like when people eat snacks, they are not hungry, they are just eating for fun.
Yamazaki thought about walking on the water and walking on the water, not using external spiritual energy, just internal power.
There was no movement on the water, and Yamazaki safely crossed the twenty-foot moat and reached the other side.
Yamazaki landed and released his spiritual power.
"Whoosh!" A vine rushed over.
Yamazaki randomly took out a magical sword and cut it down.
"clang!"
The magic weapon sword did not break the vines, but was bounced hard enough to make them jump.
With Yamazaki's physical strength, he also took advantage of the situation to retreat, and this way he did not let the magic sword fall out of his hands.
For an ordinary person, the tiger's mouth would probably split open.
After Yamazaki landed, he ran away because more vines were coming.
He just wanted to try to see if it was possible for an ordinary monk to survive in the Immortal World.
The result came out quickly. His Qinggong could not outrun the vines at all, and he was rolled up by the vines.
In other words, the flying speed of ordinary monks is definitely not faster than the vines.
In other words, when ordinary monks come here, they will die without rebirth.
Unless many monks rush in together to distract the big demon, only some lucky people can escape.
Yamazaki was dragged away by the vines while he was thinking, and was wrapped into a ball.
Yamazaki was eventually dragged into the moat and sank all the way.
The moat should only be a few feet to a dozen feet deep, because Yamazaki sensed that he quickly fell to the bottom of the water and was dragged along the bottom.
After dragging for three miles, it finally stopped.
Through the oscillation of the water flow, Yamasaki sensed that there were corpses all around him, and it was obvious that this was where the corpses were parked.
If he didn't have the strength, he would die here like these monsters and slowly become the nutrient of the big monster.
And this is not normal for a big demon at all, it is just a snack to taste a different taste.
Yamazaki thought about it and left without harming the great demon, and slipped away through the shrinking magical power.
The body is composed of spiritual energy and immortal energy, and the soul is also composed of spiritual energy and immortal energy, so the soul and the body can be combined.
As long as they are perfectly combined, the soul can be big or small, and the body can be big or small.
As for how big or small it is, it all depends on the strength of the soul.
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Yamazaki shrank to the size of a normal human thumb, a hundred times smaller.
Yamazaki restrained his spiritual power, and the great demon did not sense Yamazaki, so he did not pursue him.
While Yamazaki was in a shrunken state, the normal distance of more than ten feet also expanded a hundred times to more than a thousand feet.
It took Yamazaki two full hours to swim ashore.
Then he didn't recover his body shape and just took advantage of the wind to fly.
The wind speed has not changed, and it can be faster even if the body is small.
Yamazaki floated for an hour and about forty miles before returning to its original state.
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