Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave

The Night View Island was no longer peaceful these days.

This was largely because the Glede Demon race had spread the news that the Red Demon race were sacrificing members of many races in exchange for the Arcana.

This had caused so much panic among the weaker races that they had abandoned their own territories and formed alliances.

Bacchus took advantage of the situation and extended an olive branch to these races. He won them over by claiming he could protect them. Then he asked them to gather in the land of the Glede Demon race to fight against the Red Demon race.

Of course, his protection would not come for free. These races had to hand over all the Arcana they had.

With this strategy, the Glede Demons accumulated a lot of Arcana in a short time, all while amassing the other races to their side.

This would increase the chances of victory for the Glede Demons should the Red Demons launch an attack.

Bacchus handed over all the Arcana he had plundered to Zen and escorted him and his group to the Ghost Mountain.

He wanted three Holy Stones in return.

The Holy Stones were great threats to the Treacherous Beings. Bacchus had to get them at all costs.

Zen agreed to his request.

Previously, he had killed three stone men in the underground cave and obtained three Holy Stones the size of beans. He gave them to the Snake Goddess, Fuxi and Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and their own three stones, the size of grains of sand, were given to Bacchus.

Soon, daylight broke on the Night View Island.

The dawn found Zen and his companions climbing one last mountain with the Glede Demons before arriving at the Ghost Mountain.

As they neared the peak however, they noted something curious. Though there was nothing ahead to block their vision, they couldn't see the Ghost Mountain anywhere in the distance.

The empty expanse ahead left Zen and the others stumped. Both Decker and the Glede Demons said that the Ghost Mountain was here, however. They couldn't possibly be mistaken.

It was only when they crossed the peak line that a huge black shadow came into view.

It was a huge triangular mountain!

As Decker had said, the Ghost Mountain was protected by a special space rule. It could only be seen after they crossed the peak line.

for a part of its foot, which was connected to the island. A wide and straight path had been carved along this border.

was covered with irregular lines,

seemed to be floating in

so we can enter the Ghost Mountain,"

his wings and glided down the mountain, leading his

and the others followed him down.

black monkey statues flanking

slightly when

dawned on him the Ghost Mountain was probably related to the monkey spirits in the Four Spirits

the Ghost Mountain is very simple. Just feed the Arcana

out his Arcana and stuffed them into the mouth of

mouth like a living creature, devouring the Arcana bit by bit. Its eyes began to glow with a yellow

key

melt the Arcana and then press them into

the same thing. The monkey statues weren't too mysterious. They only had a flame rune which melted the Arcana in their mouths and turned them into the glazed

the Ghost Mountain with just any glazed sheet. It is only through this mechanism we can get

Zen, Fuxi, the Snake

indeed indecipherable circles of large and small runes on

much. Our only

spoke, the Snake Goddess likewise fed the Arcana to a monkey

and a thin glazed sheet appeared

followed suit,

Arcana to the monkey statue, Bacchus pointed out, "He can enter the Ghost Mountain, but he can't fuse with any Treacherous Being. Are you

that it would be useless for

was impossible for Zen to leave Campbell behind. "Of course,"

shrugged his shoulders and didn't

Demons also got their glazed sheets, Decker, who was at

Glede Demon shot him a cold

was a member of the Wooden Leaf race. The Glede Demons didn't think too highly

allowed Decker to join the team as a guide, but now that they had the Glede Demons to show the

Decker to leave, but he remained only because Zen had insisted that

few days. How dare a member of the

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