After I left the sect, the entire sect knelt down and begged for forgiveness.

Chapter 63 In the Far North 4
Their eyes were full of ferocity as they approached him step by step.

——Ouch~
—Awooo…

The two snow wolf kings let out deafening howls, their voices filled with wild, bestial energy, seemingly capable of echoing throughout the far north.

Lin Yan disregarded martial ethics. As they roared with their heads raised, he directly threw out a third-grade weight-bearing talisman and a thunderstorm talisman, which reduced their movement speed and shattered the dogs' heads with lightning!
The Heavenly-grade Spirit Sword appeared in her hand the instant the talisman was thrown out, and the Crimson Enchantress jumped off her shoulder, her size increasing dramatically.

The Crimson Demon pounced, and one of the Snow Wolf Kings tore at it.

Without the slightest hesitation, Lin Yan charged towards the other snow wolf king with her spirit sword in hand. The sword blade gleamed coldly in the snow, and a powerful sword aura swept out, carrying wind and snow as it slashed towards the snow wolf king.

At the same time, a hidden weapon flew out from the other hand. After flying out, the hidden weapon broke into several darts, which were aimed directly at the Snow Wolf King's eyes!
The eyes of any monster are its weak point. If you can't find a fatal weakness, attacking the eyes is always the right thing to do.

The Snow Wolf King's movement speed was affected by the talisman, and it couldn't dodge in time. Its eyes weren't injured, but its body was slashed, and blood flowed out, staining its snow-white fur red. Even after being injured, the Snow Wolf King remained ferocious, its sharp claws constantly launching attacks.

Lin Yan dodged each of its attacks, which made it even more frenzied, and its eyes turned blood red. This was the monster entering a berserk state.

She wouldn't let it have its way. She raised her sword and thrust it at the Snow Wolf King with overwhelming force. In the instant it dodged, she used a binding talisman to control it for a moment. The sharp edge of the spiritual sword was fully revealed, and it pierced into the Snow Wolf King's neck.

In an instant, her robes were soaked with the blood of the Snow Wolf King, making her look like a god of death, with a chilling aura.

The Snow Wolf King crashed to the ground, but Lin Yan was still not at ease and continued to strike, swinging her sword repeatedly until its fur was completely mangled.

On the other side, the Crimson Demon bit into the Snow Wolf King's neck, then drew her spirit sword and plunged it into its heart.

The snow wolf king beneath the red enchantress's jaws gradually fell silent, its eyes closing.

"Don't forget to finish him off!" Lin Yan reminded him, taking out a bottle from her storage bag to store the corpses of demonic beasts and putting the Snow Wolf King inside.

Although the spirit sword is not afraid of the severe cold, it is annoying. In the far north, it can come out, but it is not as talkative as it was in the cave. Even when the red demon paws at it, it doesn't make a sound.

Lin Yan cleaned up the monster's body, plunged the spirit sword into the snow wolf king's heart, remained motionless, and used her spiritual power to pull out the spirit sword, then continued to stab several more holes in the wolf king's body.

A cleansing spell instantly erased the bloodstains from his robes. He walked over and cast the same cleansing spell on the spirit swordsman and the red-haired enchantress. "What are you standing there for? Why didn't you finish them off?"

She had previously explained the importance of last-hitting to these two, and they already knew what last-hitting was, so she didn't need to teach them again.

The spirit sword said nothing and returned to the mark to rest. The red demon blinked and cried out twice.

Now that it's grown larger, its cries aren't as soft and sweet as when it was a little rabbit; those two cries almost sent a person scrambling away. Lin Yan patted it, saying, "The spirit sword isn't ignoring you; it's just probably not used to your new body yet."

She put the monster's corpse into the bottle, and with a thought, the bottle disappeared and went into her storage bag. The Crimson Demon also shrunk back to the size of a rabbit, skillfully curling up into a ball, waiting for a hug.

Lin Yan bent down, picked up the rabbit, and as soon as she straightened up, she sensed a small team of about ten people approaching. The leader was at the peak of the Foundation Establishment stage, and the others were also at the Foundation Establishment stage.

She hurriedly took out pills to replenish her strength and spirit stones to replenish her spiritual energy.

The Qi-replenishing pills to replenish energy were not made by myself; I took the pills from Pei Huai's storage bag. They were grade three, with little toxins, and tasted a bit astringent and bitter.

Those who have consumed top-grade pills have become picky eaters. Taking such pills is like taking aspirin as a child—so bitter it almost makes you choke. Fortunately, top-grade basic pills aren't exorbitantly priced; they are expensive, but not unaffordable. Once you're out there, you can refine them yourself, and if you really can't, you can buy them from the merchant guild.

Lin Yan pretended to be lost in the far north, and kept her cultivation level at the early stage of Foundation Establishment to avoid appearing too fake and being discovered to be hiding her true cultivation level, so that they would not dare to attack her.

Soon, the team came into view. Upon seeing the cultivators, Lin Yan didn't initiate conversation but waited for them to approach her.

One of the monks received instructions from the leader of the group to come and inquire.

"Fellow Daoist, why are you here alone?"

Very few cultivators venture into the far north alone, especially those with only Foundation Establishment cultivation.

"My companions and I encountered a powerful monster and got separated while fleeing. I was trying to get out of the far north, but the wind and snow were so strong that I lost my way and didn't know where I was."

“I see. We’re about to leave the far north. Wait here, I’ll ask the captain if we can take you with us.”

Lin Yan nodded, a pang of regret in her heart. They weren't harming her, so they were at least half-good people. She still had some moral principles; since they hadn't resorted to underhanded tactics, she wouldn't retaliate either.

The monk went over and spoke with the leader of the group. A short while later, the leader jogged back to him and said, "Our captain wants to see you. He has something to ask you."

"Row."

The team leader, like the other members, wore the same quality robes, his head completely covered except for his eyes. He exuded a chilling aura, suggesting he was a seasoned cultivator.

After standing in front of their captain, his sharp eyes swept over her, as if trying to see right through her.

"What brings you and your companions to the far north?"

Hearing the other party question her in an accusatory tone, Lin Yan was not annoyed and slowly replied, "I am a rogue cultivator. I heard about the strange phenomenon of radiant light in Jade Butterfly Square and guessed that it was the appearance of a rare treasure, so I came with other rogue cultivators to try my luck."

At this point, his tone suddenly turned sorrowful: "I never expected that we would be attacked by monsters on the way and become separated from my companions. I don't know if my companions are alive or dead, perhaps they have already perished in the monsters' mouths. I want to leave this far north, but the wind and snow are raging, I have lost my way, and I can't find a way out."

While speaking, observe the expressions of these people.

By saying these things, he was intentionally revealing information: he was a lone cultivator, his companions were missing and their fates were unknown, and he was lost and helpless.

It was as if he was saying: I am just a rogue cultivator with no powerful backing. You can take what you want and kill whoever you want. Don't worry about anyone coming after you!

At this moment, a kind-hearted monk said, "Captain, why don't we let her go out with our group?"

Luckily, her face was covered by a veil, otherwise her embarrassment would have been seen. She only said that to get robbed; this fellow Daoist was being a bit too enthusiastic. It seems her "fishing" attempt failed; these people are good people.

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