Chapter 733

This energy is spreading everywhere.

Anyone who inhales this energy will become extremely powerful.

But their sanity will gradually vanish.

Until finally they become demonic creatures that slaughter humanity.

At that time, many people wanted to exterminate these energies.

But energy is formless and colorless.

Often, many people were already contaminated before they could even touch those energies.

They would turn on their own kind.

Luo En said.

"I've never heard of such energy existing.

I've never seen it mentioned in ancient texts."

The man said.

"This energy is extremely strange.

To avoid causing widespread panic, few people ever recorded it in ancient texts.

I never expected that my fellow disciples had also been infected by this energy.

Though I wanted to stop them, I was powerless."

Luo En said.

"If no one stops them, they will keep growing stronger.

Eventually, no force will remain capable of stopping them, so I must stop them no matter what."

The man looked at Luo En in surprise and said.

"I never imagined you had this courage; I deeply admire you.

But you must understand the gravity of this matter—it will cost you too much."

Luo En said.

"I have nothing left to lose."

"If that's the case, I'll tell you something about where my fellow disciples have gone."

Luo En looked at the man in surprise and said.

"Do you know where they are?"

The man shook his head.

"I only know them well—I believe they are now at Huachi.

That place constantly accumulates energy.

There, they can absorb vast amounts of energy and grow rapidly.

Even though they are disturbed by the energy, they still desperately need more of it."

Luo En nodded and said.

"If that's the case, then I'll go to Huachi."

The man said.

"May I accompany you?"

Luo En nodded.

"Of course. We can watch each other's backs."

As they prepared to depart, Luo En suddenly spoke to Naizi.

"Go find Taiyilang and the others, and tell them what's happening here."

Naizi stared at Luo En in surprise.

"What? Do you plan to bear the risk alone?"

Luo En said.

"Not at all.

I simply want them to understand the situation here and come to assist me."

Naizi thought for a moment, then nodded in agreement.

Watching Naizi's retreating figure, the man said.

"It's actually better if they don't come.

After all, with their strength, they would surely be affected there."

Luo En nodded.

"Yes. Let's go alone first and assess the situation."

After traveling through the night, they finally arrived at Huachi.

The place was extraordinarily beautiful, glowing faintly under the sunlight.

The entire Huachi was saturated with abundant energy.

Luo En took a deep breath and felt the energy rapidly flowing into his body.

Slowly altering his physical constitution.

"The energy here is so abundant."

The man said.

"Yes. Huachi is the greatest wonder of the world.

It is filled with immense energy, yet very few people know of this place."

And this place has very strict requirements for those who come here.

So very few people have the qualification to come here."

Luo En nodded.

They walked in together, but did not find the others' figures.

The man looked around and said.

"It seems they left not long ago."

Luo En indeed saw many footprints beside the Huachi.

Presumably they had been here.

Luo En said.

"It seems they haven't gone far.

If we chase after them now, we might still catch up."

But the man shook his head and said.

"No need to rush. I think we should first understand their condition."

As he spoke, he stepped into the Huachi and began inspecting the surroundings.

Luo En followed behind the man; he could tell the man was extremely tense.

"How are your relations with your fellow disciples?"

Luo En asked curiously.

The man shook his head and said.

"I am the youngest among my fellow disciples, but everyone seems to look down on me.

From the beginning, my strength has always been weaker than theirs.

No matter how hard I train, I can never catch up to them.

Now, after being tainted by those turbid qi, their power is even stronger than mine.

So stopping them was a decision I made only after much inner struggle.

Perhaps I don't need to involve myself at all—he has nothing to do with me.

But I can feel as if some force is compelling me to do this."