Chapter 3279: Can’t Stay Any Longer
Chapter 3279: Chapter 3279: Can’t Stay Any Longer
"They’re... getting ready to leave Rock City. I’ll go ask."
Fifth Senior Brother looked at that huge migrating crowd, jumped down from the Horse Carriage, and ran toward them.
Qian Yizheng and the others also watched Fifth Senior Brother jump down from the Horse Carriage and walk over that way. Min Yi glanced at them as well, then jumped down from the Horse Carriage. "I’ll go take a look."
He wanted to see too. How could it be such a coincidence that just as they arrived, the commoners of Rock City were leaving in such large numbers?
Over there, Fifth Senior Brother had already grabbed hold of an elderly commoner. "Uncle, did something happen in Rock City? Are you all preparing to leave?"
As he asked, he looked in the direction of Rock City.
"Ai, don’t even mention it."
The old man waved his hand, his face full of bitterness.
"How could anyone still stay in that place? Do you know how many people have died? We can’t live there anymore."
As he spoke he tried to leave, but his hand was still held by Fifth Senior Brother. "How come you can’t stay? As far as I know, a lot of Sect Disciples have all gone to Rock City."
Their Bright Moon Sect Disciples had also been sent to Rock City. There had even been a batch sent before them, but they had all lost contact with the Sect.
They were already the second batch of Disciples to come.
The warning from the Sect Master and their Revered Master was to find the corpses of their Fellow Sect Members and senior brothers. The Sect Master estimated that they were dead nine times out of ten. If they couldn’t find them, they still must not throw their own lives away in there.
"Those Sect Disciples, they’re all dead. Not a single one left. There are too many dead Sect Disciples in the city, and plenty of Noble Clan Young Masters and clan guards too!"
The old man shook his head again and sighed.
What a pity for so many lives. If they hadn’t died, how great would it be if they could escape?
It’s just a pity. Those vicious Evil Cultivation cultivators specifically target those capable Noble Clan Young Masters and Sect Disciples. As for commoners like them, they couldn’t care less.
Still, a lot of commoners died as well. It’s said that anyone with a slightly higher cultivation level was killed.
"All... all dead?"
Fifth Senior Brother felt chills run down his back and gulped in fright.
How many Evil Cultivation cultivators must there be to slaughter so many people, not leaving a single one? So their Bright Moon Sect people were also dead, really only corpses left?
Perhaps not even their corpses remained. Gone.
"That’s right, all dead. The corpses in this city are far too many." As the old man spoke, he struggled free of Fifth Senior Brother’s grip and left.
If they didn’t leave now, the lives of commoners like them would all be thrown in as well. Those Evil Cultivation cultivators were terrifying, clearly planning to seize Rock City for themselves.
"Let’s go, let’s go. If we don’t go now, we’ll all die."
Listening to the old man’s words, Fifth Senior Brother turned his head to glance at Min Yi standing behind him.
"Are the Evil Cultivation cultivators in Rock City really that rampant?"
He still couldn’t quite believe it. Weren’t they just Evil Cultivation cultivators? Could they really kill that many people and even want to occupy Rock City?
"You still don’t understand Evil Cultivation."
Min Yi gave Fifth Senior Brother a calm look.
Even before they set out, he had already guessed that the Evil Cultivation in Rock City were not simple.
Otherwise, how could they have drawn the attention of so many major clans and Sects? On the Seasonal Moon Plane, how many Sects are there that haven’t tried to get involved in Rock City?
Only those distant major clans chose to protect themselves and didn’t come meddle in this matter, right?
However, this kind of self-preservation wouldn’t be possible for much longer. These Evil Cultivation cultivators likely wouldn’t fix their sights only on Rock City. To be called "evil," their ambitions had always been immense.