Da Xuan Martial Saint

Chapter 1027: Chapter 512: The Death of Yuwen Hao

Outer Sea.

A certain island.

This island is not large, approximately only a few dozen miles in circumference, without any towns, but it still has inhabitants.

In a certain mountain forest, a seasoned hunter is cautiously treading forward through the bushes.

This hunter is a robust middle-aged man, with bulging muscles and a strong build, his Qi-Blood thick and full. He possesses Tendon Changing Perfection cultivation and is tracking the trail of a wild boar.

After pursuing forward for about several hundred feet, he finally sees a huge black wild boar in the depths of the dense forest, exuding a small amount of Demon Qi. This wild boar has already transformed into a demon creature, weighing two to three thousand pounds, but its realm is only Third Rank.

The robust hunter hesitated briefly, assessing the strength of both sides, estimating that he could defeat this Pig Demon, even if he might get slightly injured—it would be worth it to heal for a few days afterward.

But.

Just when he raised the spear in his hand, intending to strike first, a sudden change occurred.

He saw that Pig Demon, lurking in the woods, suddenly went soft on all four legs, collapsing to the ground trembling violently, as if it sensed a terrifying aura.

The robust hunter was initially confused, but then seemed to sense something too. His pupils contracted violently, his skin tingling with goosebumps, and then his whole body softened and directly knelt to the ground.

He couldn’t muster any resistance at the moment, only feeling as though faced with a natural enemy. He turned his head slowly in fear, but saw nothing, and his vision went black.

Squish.

The entire body of the robust hunter shattered, turning into pieces of fractured flesh and bones floating in the air, but these remains and blood did not scatter apart.

A figure stepped out from the dense forest, humanoid in shape, yet exuding a terrifying and thick Demon Qi.

The pig demon opened its enormous demonic eyes, filled with fear and trepidation as it gazed at this figure.

“Hiss!”

The figure strolled leisurely and did not even glance at the wild boar. Instead, it opened its mouth and sucked in the shattered flesh and blood of the hunter—at once, the floating blood crazily rushed over, flowing into its mouth.

It swallowed all the blood with gurgling gulps, chewed a few pieces of the bone and meat, and frowned, saying:

“Bad taste, bad taste.”

Yuwen Hao couldn’t help but spit.

Back when he was traversing the Da Xuan territory, though he had to hide cautiously, he could at least consume some Five Organ and Viscera Realm individuals to feed on blood.

Occasionally, he might even add a Grandmaster to the feast.

But now?

He was forced to flee Da Xuan, hiding in this remote outer sea, and he didn’t even dare to set foot onshore usually.

Only when his whole body was restlessly craving human blood and flesh would he slip onto a secluded island to consume a few people to satiate his thirst.

These low-level beings, who haven’t even reached the Five Viscera Realm, their flesh and blood are so foul, how terribly distasteful!

He, Yuwen Hao, the mighty Heavenly Demon Patriarch, cultivated a heavenly demon body with a human form, traversing the world—how has he fallen to such a state!

Hateful!

It’s all because of that Chen Mu!

“Chen Mu… Chen Mu…”

Yuwen Hao gritted his teeth a bit.

The whole world changed because of Chen Mu alone. In the past, those great sects and factions didn’t get along, and he wasn’t afraid to lead the Sky Demon Sect. But now, with Chen Mu reigning supreme, knowing he intended to annihilate the Sky Demon Sect, countless great sects and factions were searching for their traces everywhere!

Although the Da Xuan Dynasty Court had unified the land in the past, and there were court orders for sects to join to eradicate the Evil Path of the Sky Demon Sect, who was willing to risk their sect’s strength for an empty word from the court?

Even if they truly managed to destroy the Sky Demon Sect, the sect would suffer great losses, and the court might reward them with a light commendation.

But now it’s different.

To expose and destroy the Sky Demon Sect is to do a service for Chen Mu. In the current world, which power doesn’t want to be associated with Chen Mu?

Isn’t it apparent that just by Chen Mu’s single word, the Hehuan Sect can openly establish branches across the Ninety-Nine States without anyone daring to oppose them?

If a sect could establish a good relationship with Chen Mu, it could ensure the preservation of its legacy for the next two hundred years.

Under these circumstances, various sects would inevitably be eager to pursue such an opportunity.

The Heavenly Corpse Sect, relying on a deeper foundation, relocated most of its forces outside the Domain, but the Sky Demon Sect couldn’t do that.

Because the Sky Demon Sect, though possessing a lesser foundation than the Heavenly Corpse Sect, its first-generation patriarch had disappeared for many years and was likely dead, and after the heavy loss during the battle in Ice State, they were seen as an easy target by other sects.

Now.

The Sky Demon Sect has crumbled, with only a few left hiding in the remote mountains, not daring to show themselves. Even he, the revered Heavenly Demon Patriarch, was forced to flee to the far reaches of the outer sea, hiding deep within it.

“Forget it, forget it.”

After consuming all the flesh and blood of the hunter, Yuwen Hao wiped his mouth and sighed.

Now that Chen Mu was so powerful, he indeed couldn’t rival him. To avoid provoking him, it’s best to stay away. After all, he possesses a heavenly demon body with a long lifespan, avoiding Da Xuan for two centuries is no big deal.

Once Chen Mu succumbs to age and dies, the world will be his again.

Though Chen Mu is invincible in the world, this outer sea is vast and boundless. Hiding here, even with Chen Mu’s extraordinary abilities, finding him would be like searching for a needle in a haystack, nearly impossible.

“Since it’s rare to come ashore today, might as well consume some more blood nourishment.”

Yuwen Hao cast his gaze into the distance.

This time, unable to withstand his body’s restlessness, he came ashore. Having already done so, might as well quench his thirst a bit.