Divine & Bizarre: Increasing Points to Invincibility-Chapter 876 - 238: Arrival at the Shangwu Dynasty! Demons and Devils State Preceptor?_2

At the same time, the sailors aboard the merchant ship had already been so astonished that they stared agape. For they had just witnessed, with their own eyes, an incredible sword light that connected the sea and sky, cleaving a vast stretch of the ocean far away into two halves.

Then, another streak of sword light swept across, bisecting a large expanse of seawater; after that, they saw rings of sword light surge outwards in all directions... Such scenes, not even in their dreams could they have imagined, because such material simply does not exist in dreams.

And these scenes, which they could not even dream of, they were now seeing with their own eyes. The sailors on the ship looked at each other, and it was clear from their faces the sheer terror in their eyes.

"Daoist... Daoist Fan Wu, has he taken care of that Sea Beast already?" A sailor on the merchant ship muttered in a voice only he could hear, his expression full of shock, "This... This looks like something only the Immortal Gods are capable of, almost as if a god from the heavens descended to earth!"

Although these sailors didn’t have a particularly deep understanding of cultivators, they guessed that cultivators shouldn’t be as powerful as Daoist Fan Wu, right? If every cultivator were this powerful, then wouldn’t everyone in the world be an Immortal God?

Impossible!

Under the gaze of flabbergasted sailors aboard the merchant ship, Fan Wu, who had forced his way through the air with brute force, returned to the ship. Facing the sailors whose eyes were filled with shock and reverence, Fan Wu casually said, "For now, it seems there are no other Sea Beasts or Demons and Devils coming to cause trouble. Let’s set sail again once the sea calms down a bit."

"Okay... okay..." Faced with such a remark from Daoist Fan Wu, Huo Zhijin, the owner of Huo’s Maritime Trade swallowed hard. He forcibly composed himself from the shock, struggling to squeak out these two words from his mouth.

Approximately one or two sticks of incense in time later, the merchant ship set sail once again... As it sailed to where Fan Wu had engaged in a brief battle with the demon, one could distinctly smell the pungent scent of demonic blood.

Such a scent was a severe challenge to the olfactory nerves, producing an almost irresistible urge to bend over and retch. At the same time, this smell constantly evoked fear in people’s hearts.

As if this demonic blood scent symbolized brutality, tyranny, and slaughter... No sailor from Huo’s Maritime Trade held their breath.

At that moment, they could only strive to hold their breath, trying not to inhale that smell.

Only when they could hold it no longer...

Would they abruptly take a deep breath, and then continue to hold it.

Passing through such a place.

It truly felt like an eternity!

When the merchant ship finally left that area, every sailor breathed a sigh of relief as if a great burden was lifted. They each wiped the cold sweat from their foreheads, then turned to look back at that crimson stretch of sea, their faces showing a mix of shock, fear, or lingering terror.

"Good gracious..." A younger-looking sailor’s throat bobbed up and down as he quietly exclaimed in astonishment, "Did you notice? The water in that area of the sea was entirely red. It felt as if the water underneath was all blood. That couldn’t have been the blood of that Sea Beast, could it?"

"Aside from the blood of that Sea Beast, what else could it be? You can’t seriously think it’s human blood... How much human blood would it take to dye such a vast expanse of the sea bright red?" an older sailor next to him uttered in amazement, "Damn it, it’s the first time I’ve seen such a huge scene; I’ll have a story to tell when I get back."

"That’s not boasting; that’s simply stating the facts!" another sailor retorted, "Boasting is about making things up, but what we’re saying is the honest truth, we witnessed it with our own eyes, it’s our own experience."

"Indeed! Bloody hell... The sister-in-law was so scared by that Sea Beast she pissed herself, but at least I wasn’t the only one scared out of my wits; otherwise, it would’ve been a huge embarrassment. Has anyone counted how many of us pissed themselves?"

"Do we even need to count? Surely everyone pissed themselves—oh, except for those cultivators. Didn’t you see even the boss pissed himself? There’s a foul stench coming from beneath him; must be because he eats too much fish and meat. Those who eat plain food every day when they get scared, their pee doesn’t even stink."

"Shh... you know if the boss heard you say that, you’d be punished by swabbing the deck for days? By then, lad, don’t you complain about being tired and weary; you only have yourself to blame."

"Phew!" Someone at that moment couldn’t help but let out a deep sigh, "Looks like we’ve made it through alive, but who knows if we’ll encounter these Sea Beasts on the way back?"

"... That shouldn’t happen, right? After all, there’s a limit to how many Sea Beasts can be on one shipping route, right? And given that Daoist Fan Wu just killed such a massive Sea Beast, other Sea Beasts should be too terrified to come near, shouldn’t they?"