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Sovereign of the Three Realms · Chapter 2239

Chapter 2239: Demanding the Divine Dwelling Grass

January 17, 2020 · 4 min read · 807 words

had no intention of keeping information about the Demon Race's ten lineages secret. On the contrary, he planned to spread it far and wide, ensuring that more and more people came to understand the Demon Race — to know them for what they truly were.

Of all the people on the , 's knowledge of the Demon Race was arguably second to none. Even those ancient cultivators who had clashed with the demons in bygone eras might not have understood the race as thoroughly as he did.

The characteristics of each of the ten lineages, the combat style of each — these details were, in truth, immensely useful.

When fighting the Demon Race, having a grasp of their various traits and methods meant at least not being completely overwhelmed.

This was precisely why the demons, upon invading other realms, could initially sweep through everything in their path.

It was because each of the ten lineages possessed its own unique traits, its own bag of tricks — and they were endlessly varied, leaving opponents perpetually off guard. Often, before a battle even began in earnest, enemies had already been ensnared by demonic schemes.

But once one understood the characteristics of the Demon Race, the tide of battle gradually shifted. Insights accumulated, and small victories began to emerge.

For this reason, felt it was essential to make the traits of each demonic lineage public knowledge.

In the battle outside the Hundred Saints Holy Land, the Giant Demon and Beast Demon lineages had been devastated — their forces nearly annihilated. Counting them up, three of the ten lineages were now effectively gone.

surmised that once word reached the Demon Race's headquarters, they would not sit idle for long.

Currently remaining on the Myriad Abyss Island were the Wood Demon lineage, along with various scattered demonic factions.

felt it was imperative to wipe out these advance forces before the Demon Race's main body could react — to weaken them as much as humanly possible.

Of course, before any of that, intended to extract a bit of compensation from the Hundred Saints Holy Land.

He harbored no illusions about the Holy Land contributing much actual fighting power to the war against the demons. But as the foremost holy land on Myriad Abyss Island, their reserves of Spiritual Medicine were the envy of the entire region.

It was only natural, then, to collect a fee for saving their skin this time around.

"High Saint Master, Grand Master . I have long heard that your Hundred Saints Holy Land stands at the pinnacle of Myriad Abyss Island's Spiritual Medicine resources. I find myself in need of certain medicines at the moment — might your Holy Land be willing to provide some assistance?"

This so-called "assistance" was merely a polite way of putting it.

Under the current circumstances, the Hundred Saints Holy Land could not refuse. To be precise, if they had any sense at all, they should have offered on their own initiative.

The High Saint Master, however, was evidently not the type to have such sense. More accurately, he belonged to the breed of men who, having profited from a bargain, promptly forgot about it.

A look of difficulty crept across his face. "Young Master Jiang, these past years the Hundred Saints Holy Land has been engaged in the extraterrestrial battlefield, consuming vast quantities of Spiritual Medicine. When it comes to reserves, we are truly stretched thin."

The wretch was actually weeping poverty directly to 's face.

The faint smile at the corner of 's lips gradually froze, his expression turning indifferent. "If that is the case, then I won't trouble your Holy Land any further."

His voice was perfectly level, yet that very calm carried with it a chill — as though snow had suddenly begun falling in the height of summer — plunging the atmosphere on the scene into an instant freeze.

In that moment, everyone present could feel the terrifying cold emanating from him.

Even the people of the Hundred Saints Holy Land themselves hadn't expected the High Saint Master to speak so definitively against them. had, after all, come to their rescue — to put it bluntly, he had saved their lives and their entire lineage. At a time like this, regardless of whether one considered it a matter of duty or personal gratitude, the Holy Land should not have refused his request.

Truth be told, if truly wanted the Holy Land's Spiritual Medicine, he could have simply taken it by force — he wouldn't even have needed to ask.

The very fact that he had bothered to make a request meant he was giving them a measure of face. He simply didn't want to resort to heavy-handed methods.

End of chapter 2239