Longevity Martial Arts: Grinding Experience in the Chaotic World novel Chapter 955

Chapter 955: Chapter 501: Mutual Slaughter (Part 2)

The goblin creatures surged like a tide, and the three of them mustered their divine power, fiercely striking forward.

"Boom boom boom!"

The roars of the goblin creatures were incessant, and the scene was extremely chaotic.

However, after a round of defense, Gu Sheng found that only he had killed a few goblin creatures.

Due to Er Gou and Shi Lou’s low realm and lack of divine power, they could only barely repel the goblin creatures that charged forward, unable to inflict substantial damage.

If this continues, even just wearing them down would end up killing the two of them here!

"Swish!"

"Ah!!!"

Suddenly, Shi Lou let out a miserable cry.

"Shi Lou! What happened?"

While fending off the goblin creatures rushing at him, Gu Sheng asked about Shi Lou’s situation.

"I... my arm is injured!"

Shi Lou cried out in pain.

"What?"

Gu Sheng’s heart tightened abruptly.

Almost at the same time, Er Gou also screamed: "Brother Sheng! My leg... my leg got scratched too!"

In just a few minutes, Shi Lou and Er Gou were both injured.

If this goes on, won’t they be eaten soon?

Then, Gu Sheng suddenly mustered his divine power, chanting the spell of the Great Void Skill in the air.

"Break!"

Gu Sheng shouted, and suddenly a crack appeared above this mine cave.

"Go!"

Gu Sheng exerted his strength, grabbing the clothes of Shi Lou and Er Gou, and directly leaped into the Void.

After entering the Void, Gu Sheng quickly checked the injuries of Er Gou and Shi Lou.

There were bloody claw marks on Shi Lou’s arm, and a small piece of flesh had been scraped off Er Gou’s leg.

Fortunately, Er Gou was quite plump, and it didn’t reach the major blood vessels.

Gu Sheng took out some herbs and bandages from his bag and carefully bandaged their wounds.

After bandaging, Er Gou lay in the Void, looking a bit exhausted.

"Brother Sheng, what kind of skill is this? Can we directly escape the goblin creatures’ pursuit?"

Er Gou asked curiously.

"This is the Great Void Skill, a unique skill of the Ji family in the Southern Domain."

Gu Sheng sat beside them and replied calmly.

"So amazing? In that case, won’t those goblin creatures be unable to harm us anymore?"

Shi Lou seemed a little excited.

"Yes, we’ll fight again when our wounds are healed."

Er Gou echoed.

Gu Sheng was speechless and then reminded the two of them: "This Void Realm can only last for two hours, after which the Void will automatically disappear."

"Ah? Au... automatically disappear? So that means..."

Shi Lou and Er Gou were surprised upon hearing this.

"Exactly! By then, those goblin creatures will attack us again!"

Gu Sheng nodded.

For a moment, they didn’t know how to face the goblin creatures outside.

Gu Sheng was also a bit troubled.

He knew that once the Void disappeared, they would face those ferocious goblin creatures once again.

If they couldn’t come up with a suitable plan within these two hours, the three of them might end up as those goblin creatures’ feast.

"Brother Sheng, think of a way."

Shi Lou was somewhat dejected.

"Phew..."

Gu Sheng let out a small sigh, "This is my fault. If I had prepared thoroughly, I wouldn’t have let you end up like this."

"Don’t say that, this was our choice."

Er Gou quickly interrupted Gu Sheng.

He didn’t want any complaints at this moment, especially since Gu Sheng had helped Stone Village a lot during this time.

Moreover, entering this mine to destroy the Qingxia Sect’s spirit vein was also for Stone Village and the nearby villages.

Ultimately, it’s all Qingxia Sect’s fault.

"Yes, Brother Sheng, don’t say that, you did it for us."

Shi Lou comforted him as well.

Gu Sheng said no more, pondering how to deal with these goblin creatures.

...

The three of them were silent, as if at this moment, time and space ceased to exist, leaving only endless emptiness and darkness.

This feeling was like being dead.

"I long for the sunlight outside. If I get out, I’ll definitely take a good sunbath."

Soon, they started to shove each other, even breaking into fights.

Gu Sheng witnessed these goblin creatures killing each other; the scene was spectacular, yet he felt a mixture of emotions.

He knew that although these goblin creatures were ferocious and cold-blooded, their fighting wasn’t intentional but rather induced by the light, losing their rationality.

But, for survival, they had no choice.

...

Soon enough, many goblin creatures were killed by their companions, with corpses filling up the mine.

The air was thick with the smell of blood, and the howls and screams of the creatures echoed continuously, turning the entire mine into a chaotic scene.

Seeing all the goblin creatures targeting the Fire Spirit Dagger, Gu Sheng pulled Er Gou and Shi Lou out of the Void.

"You two take a look."

Gu Sheng gestured toward the bodies of the goblin creatures with his chin.

"What! This..."

Er Gou and Shi Lou widened their eyes in disbelief.

"How... how did this happen?"

Shi Lou asked, stammering.

"Greed!"

Gu Sheng slowly uttered these two words.

"Yes."

Er Gou nodded, "Humans are the same; when greed goes too far, they end up fighting each other."

Gu Sheng turned to look at Er Gou, sternly advising: "The two of you should remember never to fight each other, especially when facing profit, remain rational."

"Yes, we remember!"

Er Gou and Shi Lou both nodded and agreed.

"Let them keep fighting each other. We need to act quickly."

Gu Sheng told Shi Lou and Er Gou.

Shi Lou and Er Gou nodded, knowing this was the best timing.

With the goblin creatures’ attention focused on internal fighting, they could take the chance to find Qingxia Sect’s spirit vein.

Then, Gu Sheng once again mustered divine power and sent it to the Fire Spirit Dagger.

This time, he made the dagger’s light the brightest and forcefully threw it to the other end of the mine.

The Fire Spirit Dagger shot through the darkness like a meteor, attracting the remaining goblin creatures’ attention.

"Go!"

Gu Sheng whispered a reminder.