tead of gathering together, they have divided into several teams and dispersed to various locations.Looking at the bustling entrance of Huitian Valley, Mingzhe sighed with relief before letting out a...Now I'm located on the outskirts of Xian Yuan City. To get to the City Lord's Mansion, you have to cross half of Xian Yuan City and reach the center of the city.

Even though Lu Ye now controls seven insect tribes, this journey is not necessarily safe.

So far, the strongest Zerg he's encountered is at the True Lake Realm. However, whether there are Zerg comparable to the Sea of Gods Realm here, he's still unsure.

If he had any, his methods of concealment might not be effective.

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As Lu Ye was walking down a street, he suddenly noticed something unusual.

On the street, scattered were many severed limbs and flesh of bug creatures. The ground was covered in emerald-green bug blood, and around it were traces of the battle that had taken place.

From these traces, it can be seen that this battle was very fierce, because many zerg died.

This left Lu Ye a little surprised.

He could be certain he had never been here before, so the traces of battle were not his.

Since it wasn't left by us, then it must have been left by the Xian Yuan Guards.

Xian Yuan City has Xian Yuan Guards, and many strange spirits. However, those spirits' strength is very limited. Besides the city lord of Xian Yuan City and that eerie woman in red, the rest are only at the Lingxi Realm.

The cultivators of Lingxi Realm had almost no resistance against such a catastrophe.

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Under the concerted efforts of the insect tribe's squad on Lu Ye and the Immortal Yuan Guard, the number of insects has been dwindling.

Until that moment, the last zerg was slain.

All the Xian Yuan guards relaxed, even the one with the bone-cleaving knife let out a long sigh.the sky and a bright full moon shining.But since the sky changed, these things could no longer be seen.During the day, a hazy sun still shone brightly over all directions. But at night, it was truly p...