Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World
Chapter 729: Spiritual Stone Mine (Part 6)

Chapter 729: Spiritual Stone Mine (Part 6)

They clearly knew of this name.

Geniuses devils were vary in strength.

Apart from the geniuses above Leader-level devils, Al’gath was known as the strongest devil among the leader-level devils, with a formidable reputation.

Geniuses’ devils can defeat ordinary devils or cultivators of a lower level, but defeating another genius’s devil is extremely difficult.

The appearance of this new devil, especially one as famous as Al’gath, could significantly alter the battle’s outcome.

For humans to win now, other geniuses from different sects would need to appear, but the outcome is still uncertain because Al’gath is no ordinary genius’s devil.

"I’ve heard of Al’gath’s reputation too," Hari Liu thought, torn between not wanting to give up on the spiritual stone mine and feeling that the odds of winning were low.

If they fought, they might not gain much benefit.

Ruma Yang’s eyes flashed.

He had never fought against Al’gath, but he had a senior who had and lost.

Ruma Yang himself had faced that senior in battle and lost at least 8 out of 10 times.

"Are you scared?" Kailash Ren suddenly mocked.

"What did you say? Who’s scared?" The two men looked at her, displeased.

Kailash Ren snorted coldly, "If you’re not scared, then be decisive. If you lose your will to fight when faced with a strong opponent, you’re not a cultivator. You’re weak."

"You!" The two men’s faces turned angry.

They were human cultivators; how could they be weak?

Besides, being cautious and assessing the situation was also a skill.

Charging into death when you know you can’t win isn’t bravery; it’s foolishness.

"Kailash Ren still has some spirit," Kenny Lin said with a smirk.

Amalia glanced at him, "Do you admire her?"

Kenny Lin quickly replied, "No admiration."

He then shifted the topic to Al’gath, asking if hiding among ordinary devils was just to kill human heroes.

"There’s probably another purpose. Either he has already found what he’s looking for, or he hasn’t," Amalia said lightly.

Kenny Lin chuckled, "Well done, you’ve pleased me."

Amalia didn’t even spare him a glance.

The others tried hard not to laugh.

It seemed that the two Junior Master Uncle and Martial Aunt had this kind of interaction.

It was quite interesting and not as distant as they had imagined.

On the battlefield, while the three human cultivators talked, Kailash Ren suddenly attacked Al’gath with a snow-colored sword.

A cold aura surrounded the flower sword.

Although it was spring, countless white snowflakes appeared around the sword’s tip, like dancing in the wind.

They looked beautiful but suddenly became deadly when each snowflake turned into the sharpest blade, enveloping Al’gath.

"Extreme Fist and Steel Body."

Al’gath’s eyes suddenly flashed with a fierce light.

His knife vibrated slightly and then struck forward with tremendous force, creating a gap in the snowflake storm.

As Al’gath burst through the snowstorm, he instantly arrived in front of Kailash Ren.

"Be careful, junior sister!" Chanchala Jin shouted, just as Kailash Ren was sent flying.

Everyone was shocked.

Kailash Ren, a true human genius, was defeated in one move by the devil Al’gath, who was said to be the strongest one among the leader-level devils.

His reputation was clearly well-earned.

"Martial Aunt, is Al’gath really that strong to defeat the Divine Maiden Sect’s genius with just one move?" Vincent Tan asked in surprise.

"It wasn’t just one move," Amalia said.

Vincent Tan was even more shocked, and Ding Huiqing and the others also looked over.

They had only seen one move.

"Martial Aunt, are you including Kailash Ren’s first move?"

"No, they exchanged dozens of moves at that moment. It’s just that your strength is too low to notice it," Amalia said, delivering a crushing blow to their spirits.

Even Vincent Tan, who was a bit clueless, showed a disappointed expression.

"Kailash Ren isn’t weak. She had the upper hand against Gagmuth but now she facing an opponent who was too strong for her," Amalia explained again, "However, facing a stronger opponent shows our own weakness. Cultivating Immortality is a path of constant improvement."

Chanchala Jin and the others immediately rushed over to help Kailash Ren up.

Her eyes were dim; she had heard of Al’gath’s reputation for a long time and had always wanted to challenge him.

This time, she had the chance, but she hadn’t expected to be defeated so quickly.

"Junior Sister, your true strength is definitely not inferior to his. If you hadn’t used up so much spiritual energy trying to kill the devil Gagmuth, you wouldn’t have lost to him," Chanchala Jin said, noticing that Kailash Ren seemed mentally shaken.

She quickly tried to comfort her, giving her healing and energy-restoring pills.

The others also offered their support.

It wasn’t easy for the Divine Maiden Sect to have a genius like her, and if she lost her spirit, it wouldn’t be good for the sect.

"Don’t worry about me. I’m not that fragile," Kailash Ren said softly, understanding her fellow sisters’ concerns.

"But..." Chanchala Jin was worried.

Kailash Ren didn’t look okay.

"No buts. Winning and losing are part of life. Just because I can’t beat him now doesn’t mean I won’t in the future," Kailash Ren suddenly looked up, cutting her off, her gaze more determined than ever.

"Junior Sister, with that mindset, our master will be very pleased," Chanchala Jin said, relieved to see her bounce back so quickly.

"However..." she added with a troubled expression, "Al’gath is so strong that it might take all of you working together to defeat him. But if that happens, the disciples from other sects won’t stand a chance against the devil geniuses. The situation will be very unfavorable for us!"

"I know," Kailash Ren said, frowning slightly.

But as she glanced toward the top-grade spiritual stone mine, she couldn’t help but feel a bit of reluctance.

"If only the Green Lotus Sect or other sects were here. I don’t know what’s going on with those three sects; we haven’t seen a sign of them yet," Chanchala Jin said, dissatisfied.