Master of Strange Dao

In the Abyss, a large number of demons gathered from all directions, rushing towards the largest Abyssal Rift.

The Confusing Heart Devil hovered high in the sky, overlooking the tide-like demons on the ground, with a face as calm as water, feeling no joy at all.

These demons, along with the Great Devils here, were far too traditional.

Without offering benefits, even invoking the name of King Jiunian wouldn't work.

"You, Confusing Heart Devil, used to be strong, but that was in the past. Now you're just a small piece of trash. I haven't killed you, which is already giving you face."

If you wanted them to work, idly provoking those hungry ghosts whose eyes would turn green at the sight of devils required more payment.

This was what traditional demons were like, not a bit defiant, always following tradition.

Confusing Heart Devil had no choice but to grit his teeth and split half a drop from that one drop of Devil King's True Blood as an incentive.

As long as the goal could be achieved, that half a drop of Devil King's True Blood would belong to these demons.

As for how these demons divided it, the Confusing Heart Devil didn't care.

He even wanted these demons to work hard and not target him, so Confusing Heart Devil had to let those demons know that he only had half a drop in his hand.

If he were to die, that half drop of Heavenly Devil's True Blood would be used as a last resort to fight for his life.

Otherwise, with his current power, he wouldn't be able to command those demons.

The Confusing Heart Devil glanced around, frowning slightly, as Freedom Heaven still hadn't returned.

He said he was going to the human world to see if he could stir up some chaos to attract the attention of the Divine Dynasty.

After all, his current physical body was the left leg of the former Emperor Zhen of Dazhen. After transformation, he could use this identity to do quite a few things outside.

Staying in the Abyss, however, wouldn't serve much purpose.

At the border between Dali and Dazhen, Freedom Heaven, dressed in a black robe, glanced in the direction of the Abyssal Rift and sneered disdainfully.

These guys hadn't been in contact with the human race for ages.

What did they know?

Sealed for over two thousand years, now that he's emerged again, Freedom Heaven deeply felt that the human world changed too quickly.

In two thousand years, this world, at first glance, didn't seem much different from two thousand years ago, but in reality, it had already become fundamentally different.

Freedom Heaven now walked on the earth but dared not use his abilities as a Heavenly Demon, fearing being discovered and caught again.

In this era, if he was captured, it wouldn't just be a sealing.

He would definitely be fed to those hungry ghosts.

Maybe sold to Jinlan Mountain, he could fetch a very good price.

In just two thousand years, it had already become like this.

People's hearts and ideas were not the same as two thousand years ago.

If it had been tens of thousands of years, the difference would be even greater.

Freedom Heaven understood why the Confusing Heart Devil was so confident.

Because his current actions, placed tens of thousands of years ago, would certainly achieve excellent results.

With a demon army at the border, as long as they burst out of the Abyssal Rift, they'd first massacre a city, then surround a few other cities, announcing:

If that Qing Ziyu doesn't show up, they'll continue the massacre.

Rest assured, Qing Ziyu would immediately step forward with a righteous expression.

But what era was it now?

People's hearts were no longer pure.

This ancient toad skin, Confusing Heart Devil, still counted on such methods to work, and underestimated those hungry ghosts, what a joke.

If not for the fact that the Confusing Heart Devil came with a secret order from the Heavenly Devil King, Freedom Heaven wouldn't even bother to feign cooperation.

To act was just to perform on the surface, really to risk life and limb?

Don't joke, what would he fight with, the era had long changed.

As long as there's nothing wrong in name, if it came to real danger, he would quickly find an excuse to flee, to achieve his own goals—that's the main point.

From the beginning, Freedom Heaven thought there was no chance of success in this matter.

The Devil Kings' ideas were too outdated; despite paying such a great price, they actually achieved nothing.

The era of humans spilling their blood, forcefully paving their way with blood, had passed. Now, humans were more wicked than even a Devil.

Why was Freedom Heaven so certain? What else could it be?

Because the current Human Devils, nothing compared to the Ancient Era, couldn't even match the Human Devils from two thousand years ago.

From mindset to strength, they overwhelmingly crushed them.

Wasn't this enough to prove that humans now were far worse than before?

So, what did this ancient toad skin Confusing Heart Devil know? If one wanted to cause trouble, it could only be done from within the human race.

Most importantly, Confusing Heart Devil looked down on him.

Being looked down upon by a weakling ancient relic, Freedom Heaven couldn't stomach it.

He turned back, filled with malicious Curse, cursing the Confusing Heart Devil to be divided and eaten by hungry ghosts.

He headed northwest, following that faint, intermittent sensing, to find the only part he could still sense.

As a Heavenly Demon, if he were split, he wouldn't die, just become two independent Heavenly Demons.

Not that he wanted this—it was only by severing the connection as much as possible that he might avoid being destroyed by those increasingly wicked humans.

Even that sensing wasn't truly self-sensing self, more like one Heavenly Demon sensing another identical Heavenly Demon.

Freedom Heaven pursued for several days, finally sensing bit by bit, getting closer to that remaining part of himself.

An accident occurred.

That part of him began to move further and further away from him.

Every time a trace of sensing appeared, it moved a little further away, and its speed was extremely fast.