In Zhu Xian, people start to rise from plundering entries

Su Han's back hit the broken tree trunk heavily, and a fishy and sweet taste surged in his throat.

He forced himself to swallow the blood foam, dug his five fingers deep into the soil, and blood seeped out from between his nails.

The monster's roar made his eardrums hurt. When the fishy wind blew across his cheeks, he could clearly see the sharp barbs on the monster's forelimbs. Each barb was as long as his forearm and glowed with a cold blue light.

“Can’t die”

Su Han muttered to himself, forcing his numb fingers to tightly grip the hilt of the sword.

The golden light of the sword had dimmed, but it lit up again under the stimulation of the spiritual power in his palm.

The monster's six legs fell like iron pickaxes. Su Han rolled over to avoid them at the critical moment. Six deep pits were smashed into the ground. Amid the flying gravel, he swung his sword to cut at the monster's joints.

Sparks flew on the scales, and the sword failed to pierce the hard shell.

The monster swung its tail in pain, and Su Han leaned back hastily. The tip of its tail brushed past the tip of his nose, bringing up a wisp of black hair.

He took the opportunity to roll under the monster's belly, with the tip of the sword pointing directly at its soft abdomen - only to see that it was covered with dense black hairs, each of which was wriggling and standing up as if it had life.

Su Han's pupils suddenly shrank and he quickly pulled away.

The monster's abdomen suddenly split open, revealing a huge round mouth full of sharp teeth. Smelly mucus dripped onto the ground, corroding small holes that made sizzling sounds.

Su Han narrowly avoided the attack, but the monster's front claws left three bloody scratches on his back.

The severe pain made him stagger half a step. He looked down and saw his blood seeping into the soil. It was strangely absorbed by the ground, leaving dark red marks.

“Is this monster connected to this land?”

This thought flashed through Su Han's mind, but was immediately interrupted by a new round of attacks from the monster.

The monster's six legs exerted force at the same time, and its entire body flew into the air, smashing towards him like a black meteorite.

Su Han rolled on the ground, but was hit on the shoulder by the tip of the monster's tail. He flew backwards and hit a protruding rock.

The surface of the rock was covered with moss, and Su Han's blood dyed the moss red, winding into strange patterns on the stone surface. He struggled to stand up, but found that his right leg was broken and his knee was twisted at an abnormal angle.

The monster slowly approached, its single eye reflecting Su Han's blood-stained figure, and a low gurgling sound came from its throat, as if it was enjoying the dying struggle of its prey.

Su Han's consciousness began to blur, and he vaguely heard Bi Yao's crying coming from behind the boulder.

He used up his last bit of strength to bite the tip of his tongue. The severe pain made him clear his mind and he gathered his spiritual power on the broken sword.

The sword body wailed, and golden light seeped out from the cracks, condensing into a sword shadow in mid-air.

"Even if I die, I will drag you to hell!"

Su Han roared and threw the broken sword. The sword shadow pierced the monster's single eye like a meteor.

The monster hurriedly turned its head, but the sword shadow turned halfway and accurately pierced its only remaining right eye.

Black blood gushed out and the monster let out a heart-wrenching scream. Its six legs twitched wildly, overturning the surrounding trees into pieces.

Su Han collapsed to the ground, watching the monster struggle in pain.

Black mist gushed out from its wounds, and the mist condensed into countless tiny tentacles, trying to repair its damaged body.

Su Han was shocked and realized that this monster's recovery ability was far beyond his imagination.

He struggled to crawl towards the fallen broken sword, and every inch he moved was accompanied by piercing pain.

At this moment, the ground suddenly shook violently.

Su Han turned his head and saw a stone platform engraved with runes slowly rising from the ground corroded by the monster's blood.

An ancient totem emerged on the surface of the stone platform, and a faint green light flashed in the central depression. (End of this chapter)