A chill aura descended upon Ji Yang.
However, for Ji Yang, such an aura was simply insignificant. As soon as it approached him, it was torn apart by the tremendous True Yuan within his body.
Le Qin and the others only felt a bone-chilling coldness and were unaware of what was happening, while Ji Yang saw ghostly spirits rushing towards him, only to dissipate into nothingness.
As Ji Yang entered the house, all of the spirits had already been annihilated by his True Yuan.
Looking at the objects arranged inside, Ji Yang had a feeling that they seemed to form a kind of miniature Formation.
After throwing the arranged objects into the sunlight, the entire Formation was considered broken.
"It’s fine now," Ji Yang said indifferently.
Le Qin and the others felt a sudden relaxation in their bodies, having no idea what had just occurred.
"Mr. Ji, is it truly all right now?"
"It’s fine, rest assured. By the way, where is the wizard you mentioned? I’d like to have a look." Get full chapters from noᴠelfire.net
Ji Yang was genuinely curious about the wizard.
After Le Qin and the others pointed in a direction, with a sweep of his Divine Sense, Ji Yang indeed sensed the connection coming from the small Formation there.
He probably had some sort of mysterious connection with the place.
Without further words, Ji Yang drove alone in the indicated direction.
Le Qin, aware of Ji Yang’s strength, said nothing.
A newly promoted individual whispered behind Le Qin, "There won’t be a problem, right? Although we defeated that military force, they still have hundreds of soldiers."
Le Qin glanced at him and said, "Don’t worry. Even if we run into trouble, Mr. Ji won’t have any problems."
Le Qin was filled with awe regarding Ji Yang.
Ji Yang didn’t mind their thoughts; by now, he had driven quite a distance.
Yet soon, he could no longer continue by car and had to get out and start walking toward that direction.
Now, Ji Yang felt the connection more clearly; there was no chance of mistake in the direction.
After several more hours of walking, Ji Yang finally reached a remote mountainous area.
There, he saw a temporary campsite ahead, constructed with military tents where hundreds of people were cooking.
Sensing closely, Ji Yang detected the wizard right in the middle tent.
After scoping out the people, Ji Yang realized this was a Western military force, armed with the West’s support, regardless of their combat capabilities.
Moreover, Ji Yang noticed where they stored their weapons—a place truly stocked with an abundance of equipment and ammunition.
No wonder Le Qin and his group hadn’t been able to completely eliminate this force; their weaponry was very advanced.
Having made his discovery, Ji Yang stealthily made his way there, taking out a few unalert sentinels during the moment when everyone was too tired and hungry, focused on cooking. He then approached the stash of weapons.
Seeing boxes of grenades, Ji Yang naturally had his own ideas.
He was trained in this area and was quite proficient.
After opening the boxes of grenades, Ji Yang set to work.
He threw grenades far and wide with the aid of his True Yuan, landing them directly into the crowd.
The unsuspecting four-hundred-strong force couldn’t have anticipated this, and as grenades continued to be thrown amidst their ranks, a large swath fell before even understanding what was happening.
Ji Yang focused on the leaders; the grenades landed precisely where they were.
With the multitude of explosions, many who were about to eat were killed on the spot.
Ji Yang’s actions were so swift that before anyone could react, a whole box of grenades had been thrown.
Explosions were everywhere, and the soldiers still had no idea where the grenades were coming from.
Even the few who tried to reach Ji Yang for weapons were quickly taken down.
Of course, some fled into the jungle to escape far from there.
Ji Yang wasn’t concerned about those who fled; he was more interested in the wizard.
Since his Divine Sense had been locked in that direction, he noticed the wizard bolting into the jungle amidst the explosions.
Ignoring the current situation, Ji Yang gave chase.
Soon, Ji Yang laid his eyes on the wizard, a man with pitch-black features.
Although the wizard had some combat ability, he was swiftly subdued by Ji Yang.
Ji Yang found that the old man was carrying a large sack on his back filled with various items.
Snatching the sack, Ji Yang discovered there were many books inside and, opening one, he recognized the language of Hua Country.
Under interrogation and after Ji Yang had applied certain methods, the old man began to talk.
A few hours later, Ji Yang no longer faced a living wizard; the wizard had been slain by him.
From what he revealed, Ji Yang learned that their knowledge of witchcraft was passed down from Hua Country, although he himself was unaware of the specifics, merely a recipient in a long line of inheritance.
Fortunately, the books containing their lineage were all in the sack, now in Ji Yang’s possession.
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