Chapter 21: On the Bank of the River of Forgetfulness, the Vine Behemoth

On the way to Ghost Gate, Wei Mojun looked at the expression of Feitian Yecha with a cold gaze.

However, Feitian Yecha merely bore a rigid zombie face, which utterly lacked any trace of subtle emotion.

The zombie obviously had ill intentions, which everyone could see, and it could also guess that everyone had noticed.

So, on that basis, what did it plan to do?

If its scheme were revealed, it would surely be punished by oneself, who wielded the Hiltless Locust Wood Sword—maybe even be directly wiped out.

In other words, a pointless scheme held no value unless that scheme could directly kill oneself with a one-hundred-percent certainty, enabling it to seize back the Hiltless Locust Wood Sword.

Given the intelligence of Feitian Yecha, it wouldn't engage in futile efforts—if it struck, the attack would certainly be the most ferocious one possible.