Fairy and Demon Gods

Chapter 463: Cockroach, stray dog, Zhu Huai, fat legacy!
Since Kunpeng didn't care about the two fierce beasts, he cared even less about the many ferocious beasts and poisonous insects present.

There are hardly any Great Luo Immortals here, so why would he care about them!
This time, the troublemaker wasn't as strong as he was at Yiwang Mountain. Last time, at least there was Zhu Yan, the future demon saint.

But he is no longer the same person he used to be!
Kunpeng had already learned about the background of those people from Baiye, Zouwu and others, and he was really not interested!

For example, the character 【蟜】.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Northern Section: The qiao is a human with tiger-like markings on its legs.

The ant, though the mother of all poisonous insects, appears ferocious and is extremely venomous. It can summon numerous offspring to aid it, and can even kill an elephant by sheer numbers, making it no less powerful than a peak Golden Immortal.

However, it is difficult to break through the defenses of a Great Luo, and it can hardly cause much damage even to a White Ye that is half a step into Great Luo, let alone a Kunpeng.

And then there's the [蜪犬].

The '蜪犬' resembles a dog, is blue, and eats people starting from the head. The 穷奇 resembles a tiger, has wings, and eats people starting from the head. Those it eats have disheveled hair. It is located north of the 蜪犬. Another interpretation is that it is said to be eaten from the feet.

This blue leopard is fierce, aggressive, bloodthirsty, and cruel. No wonder it can live next to the Qiongqi. They are truly birds of a feather, cut from the same cloth!
As for [Zhu Huai], Kunpeng gave him a brief look, because this fellow was one of the two Great Luo experts present, and he couldn't help but be curious!

The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Northern Mountains Classic states: "On the Northern Mountain, there is a beast that looks like an ox but has four horns, human eyes, and pig ears. Its name is Zhuhuai, and its cry is like that of a wild goose. It eats people."

This Zhu Huai is a strange beast with four horns, human eyes, and pig ears. It is ferocious and bloodthirsty, and its breath is piercing. All living beings around it are afraid and keep their distance.

This is a new type of bull monster even more powerful than the bull monster [Aoyin/Ao] that disrupted the preaching order at Wing Wang Mountain!
Both are bull-like, four-horned, and man-eating, with formidable attacks. Their four horns and sharp teeth are their core attack methods. The difference lies in their eyes, ears, and auxiliary means.

Judging from the Kunpeng, Ao Yin's "hair like a straw raincoat" provides strong defense, while Zhu Huai's "sound like a wild goose's cry" may be able to attack with sound, having the strange effect of confusing the mind.

This creature was completely indifferent to the reactions of all living beings, displaying a rather unruly attitude. It showed no remorse and even deliberately emitted low, harsh sounds, full of threats and boasting, which frightened the surrounding creatures away.

Seeing this, Zhu Huai was quite pleased with himself, even feeling that he had displayed great strength in front of Kunpeng and would surely be valued by this powerful being. Although Kunpeng looked down on him, he was too lazy to pay attention to him. As long as he didn't cause any trouble on the spot, he would let him be for the time being.

Zhu Yan, however, was different. As a protector, it was his duty. Upon seeing this, he bared his teeth and his Hunyuan Qi Cudgel in his hand became restless as he looked at Zhu Huai with hostility.

Zhu Huai noticed Zhu Yan's eager behavior, but was intimidated by Zhu Yan's imposing presence. Knowing it was no match for Zhu Yan, it immediately restrained its aura and became much more docile.

Now it knew it had no chance at all, but buried its resentment in its heart, a hint of defiance flashing deep in its eyes.

As for the second Great Luo Realm demon beast, it is [Fei Yi].

Many veteran readers familiar with the tropes of prehistoric fantasy novels probably know that Fei Yi is one of the few 'demon saint' powerhouses in this genre. Although not mainstream, it is enough to show his strength!
The *Classic of Mountains and Seas*, specifically the *Northern Mountains Classic*, states: "Mount Hunxi is barren of vegetation, but abundant in bronze and jade… There is a snake with one head and two bodies, named Feiyi; its appearance foretells a great drought in the land."

The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Western Mountains Classic, says: "Mount Taihua is carved into a square shape, five thousand ren high and ten li wide. Birds and beasts do not live there. There is a snake there, named Feiyi, with six legs and four wings. When it appears, there will be a great drought in the world."

Another theory is that Fei Yi is a bird.

The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Western Mountains Classic: Ying Mountain, there is a bird that looks like a quail, with a yellow body and a red beak. Its name is Fei Yi. Eating it can cure leprosy and kill insects.

Of these three explanations, two involve snakes and one involves a bird, so the explanation involving snakes is naturally the most prevalent.

Fei Yi is a harbinger of drought and a source of calamity in Chinese mythology, and one of the symbols of drought!

In his previous life, Zhang Kai was naturally confused by the records in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. In this life, he saw it with his own eyes and finally solved the doubts and mysteries in his heart!

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