The Pinnacle Of Life

They quietly looked around but didn’t dare venture any further into the place. After that, they retreated without making a single noise.

Each of them held their breaths in suspense, not daring to breathe too loudly, afraid that they might wake those creatures. For them, these were all just too shocking.

After retreating to where the formation circle was, they let out a deep sigh of relief.

One of the female ex-Flying Eagles said, “What were those?”

Going by the name of Stella Soo, her nickname was Bunty, mainly because her skin was as fair as a little lamb’s fur.

In actual fact, she was indeed mixed, with her grandmother being a Korean. She was quite powerful as well, having achieved the first level of Spirit Severing.

“The Japanese have always been quite ambitious. So I’m guessing that this is their secret base, and they’re preparing to wage war against us Americans. I wonder how powerful those things are? If I knew, I would’ve killed all of them just for fun,” chuckled a burly man.

Although Stella rolled her eyes at him, her expression gave away that she was in love since the two were actually dating.

nicknamed Butcher in the Flying Eagles. He was second to

the Japanese. They wouldn’t be able to breed these in the first

Alex suddenly spoke in

at him as Bunty exclaimed, “You know what

the Kala temple? The Blood Cult is most likely the forerunners of the Shura Army that

just killed Carol Rockefeller back in the Higurashi Shrine, so there are still ten lords left. These people have all been possessed by Blood Shuras, and the end goal of the Shura Army is to conquer this

“Uhm…” Everyone was stunned.

just making this up, right? That’s just… Too

“It’s true. I even locked one up in my Demon Tower Prison. It’s

surprised. “What’s

a human

Actually exists? How can a human and a spider even… Do that?

shut up, you silly Butcher. Let Alex

lovingly

I saw a sealed memory back in the temple too. Three thousand years ago, a large group of enemies attacked the temple, causing a terrible war. Over 30 thousand monks died, and even Ksitigarbha