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These bats exude a thick and cold aura.

Soon after, a swarm of bats came roaring in like a rolling black cloud.

Xu Nuo still stood steadily at the front of the bamboo raft, calm and composed, without any fear on his face.

Hua Ling, who was lying on the bamboo raft and covered with a rattan shield, discovered Xu Nuo's figure at this moment. She couldn't help feeling anxious and shouted loudly: "Brother Xu, find a place to hide quickly! If you don't have a rattan shield, come to me!" She looked concerned and her words were sincere.

However, Hua Ling did not know Xu Nuo's true ability and only thought that his strength was comparable to that of Partridge Whistle.

Since Partridge Whistle was already hiding under the rattan shield, Hua Ling naturally thought that Xu Nuo needed to hide.

But Xu Nuo did not respond to this.

If an ordinary person stood in front of the bamboo raft to fight the bats, his end would be miserable.

In Xu Nuo's memory, among the Xiangling strongmen who came with Partridge Whistle, there was one who reacted a little slowly and was torn to pieces by the dense swarms of bats.

This kind of attack doesn't even give a person time to struggle and dodge, and he will be turned into a bloody skeleton in an instant.

The bats here are not only much larger than usual, but also have a stronger evil aura.

Although the bats in the other world were astonishingly numerous, they flew around in panic, biting and scratching people instinctively. Although their claws were sharp and could cause some flesh and blood, their speed and numbers were still enough to kill people.

But the bats in front of us are not that simple.

In terms of individual combat power, they are extremely powerful. Their size is even larger than that of a big rat and almost the same as that of a kitten.

They have sharp fangs and just one of them can cause serious injuries to a person.

Moreover, it carries an evil aura, and perhaps even some poison among its minions.

What’s even more deadly is that their numbers are staggering.

What was even more bizarre was that the bats did not collide or crash into the vines on the rock wall in chaos. Instead, they seemed to be controlled by some force and launched an organized attack on the people on the bamboo raft.

This phenomenon immediately made Xu Nuo alert, and he thought that this might be a sign of the presence of a leader.

After realizing this, Xu Nuo raised his hand and two evil spirits came out.

One of them is the centipede flying dragon Gu.

As soon as it appeared, the golden centipede, which was only three inches long, expanded instantly.

Since the last time the centipede flying dragon sprayed venom to open the door to the underground palace, its body has grown a lot.

At this moment, it is four or five meters long and extremely agile, like a flying dragon soaring into the sky.

The airflow generated by the flapping of the wings immediately disrupts the balance of the surrounding bats.

Some bats were even blown into the pond when the centipede flying dragon Gu appeared.

The golden-ringed leeches in the pond were still absorbing its sinister power, and any unfortunate bats that approached were quickly sucked into dry bones.

The centipede flying dragon shook its head and tail and ran straight into the depths of the cave.

Another Gu is the cat ghost Gu.

It turned into a ball of black mist and landed on Xu Nuo's shoulder.

Whenever a bat attempts to approach, the Cat Ghost Gu will immediately knock it down with skillful and smooth movements, just like a cat catching a mouse.

Thanks to its powerful strength and natural restraint on large bats, no bats were able to invade the bamboo raft in a short period of time.

At this time, Xu Nuo slowly took out the Panwang Bowl.

Looking at these poisonous and evil bats, Xu Nuo thought that they were really good materials for making poison.

Then he held up the Panraṇī bowl.

Soon after, the large bats circling around seemed to be attracted by something and flew towards Panwang Bowl uncontrollably.

As soon as they entered the bowl, they were quickly refined by the black air in it, turning into a strange aura that was dark gray and mixed with blood.

Seeing this, Xu Nuo was confident that these big bats could obviously be used to make Gu.

However, problems followed. Although poisonous insects were very easy to collect under the effect of the insect-attracting spell, Xu Nuo also had a soul-attracting spell to deal with evil spirits and resentful ghosts.

But these big bats, which were obviously controlled by outsiders, didn't seem to respond to him at all.

As a result, Panwangbo was inefficient in absorbing bats.

Xu Nuo seemed to be in deep thought for a moment, then he moved his fingers slightly.

Since it is impossible to attract bats directly, it is better to use the Centipede Flying Dragon Gu to force them over.

As the order was given, the centipede flying dragons in the mountains rushed around and quickly blocked the bat exit.

What was even more surprising was that it soon brought back a huge bat from the depths.

This giant bat is dark grey in colour overall, dotted with moonlit patterns on its surface, but has silvery-white hair upon closer inspection, scarlet eyes and sharp teeth. Although it struggles constantly in the grip of the Centipede Flying Dragon Gu, it still cannot escape its restraints.

Xu Nuo immediately realized that this was the leader of the group of bats and was extremely valuable, so he threw it into Panwang Bowl.

In an instant, the huge bat was surrounded by a strong aura and completely lost the power to resist.

Afterwards, after the leader was captured, the remaining leaderless bats were continuously driven away and were sucked into the range of Panwang Bowl.

After about an incense stick of time, the mountain returned to peace. The Panwang Bowl completed its task, and a system prompt sounded in my mind: "Congratulations on successfully refining the Flying Yaksha Gu and obtaining the Xuan-level top-grade demon Gu."

At this moment, the mountain crevice was silent, and tens of thousands of bats were almost completely wiped out.

Just as Xu Nuo was concentrating, an image flew out from Panwang Bowl. It was called Flying Yaksha Gu.

This creature has an extremely terrifying appearance and is even more bizarre than the previous big bat.

Its body is half human and half rat, with bones vaguely visible and covered with a layer of soft fur. Its limbs and torso are in proportion to humans, but its claws are shaped like those of a wild beast, about an inch long and shining with metallic luster.

The head completely fits the image of a Yaksha: pointed ears, green face, fangs, ferocious facial features, and eyes that glow red and are sharp and terrifying.

Even for the well-informed Xu Nuo, he still felt a chill in his heart.

The wings were bigger than when they were bats before, and when they were spread out, they were three feet wide! The fleshy surface of the wings had sharp claws.

This strange creature held a three-pronged weapon that was more than a foot long in its hand, and its entire body was as pale as a dead bone.

The tip of the trident is composed of three slender and sharp fangs, which looks evil and threatening.

Xu Nuo looked carefully and found that this guy was just like the Centipede Flying Dragon Gu. He could change his shape. When he performed this skill in the night sky, he could grow to more than ten feet tall, just like an evil ghost from the underworld.

In addition to its sharp teeth and claws, when the Flying Night Demon Gu stabs its target with its trident, it will cause a fatal wound that immediately leads to the heart, and the target will be poisoned and bleed profusely.

It can also emit a piercing scream, causing the target to fall into madness and chaos after being poisoned.

It is worthy of being a top-grade Xuan-level demon poison.

Then there was another system prompt sound:

"You have gained some insights through refining the Flying Nightshade Gu, and your Green Bat Body Movement has evolved into the Flying Nightshade Skill."

Xu Nuo couldn't help but twitch his lips when he heard this voice.

The green bat's movements in the past always exuded an evil aura. This was the martial arts passed down by the Green-Winged Bat King. Although it was a bit evil, it was extremely practical.

Moving quickly in a small area is almost unmatched.

Unexpectedly, this time it was upgraded to the even more evil Flying Yaksha Kung Fu.

Usually only villains are called "Flying Yaksha", and they are often cruel and vicious villains.

However, Xu Nuo carefully observed the Flying Yaksha Kung Fu and immediately put his doubts aside - it was indeed a really good scene.

The Flying Yaksha Kung Fu is no longer just a simple light Kung Fu, but has advanced into a martial arts practice.

Each type of monk has his own secret flying skills, such as advanced sword-controlling, shrinking the earth into an inch, and various types of escape techniques.

Strictly speaking, the Flying Yaksha Technique is already a kind of magical movement technique, although it does not rely on speed to win.

It can allow Xu Nuo to gain the ability to fly for a short period of time, soaring into the sky like a real Flying Yaksha.

Both its flexibility and speed far surpassed the previous green bat's movements.

The most important thing is that when performing the Green Bat Movement, one needs to have some leverage, such as using rocks, grass, flying flowers, or fallen leaves.

However, the Flying Yaksha Kung Fu can be performed in the air without hindrance.

Even if he fell from a cliff, Xu Nuo was able to glide down safely using the Flying Yaksha Kung Fu. This ability had already surpassed the realm of martial arts at the mortal level and entered the realm of spiritual practice.

Xu Nuo naturally knew the value of this martial arts.

Compared to the green bat's movements, it is more flexible and faster, and can even save lives in critical moments.

At this moment, he had collected all the poisonous insects.

When Partridge Whistle, Red Girl, Hua Ling and others on the bamboo raft noticed that the surroundings had become quiet, they all came out from under the rattan shields.

Partridge Whistle thought that the big bats had flown out of the cave. He wiped the sweat from his forehead and sighed, "It was really thrilling! As expected, there must be monsters rampant in the mountain's shadow. Fortunately, Mr. Xu brought the Angry Chicken to scare away the bats."

He saw that all the big bats around him had disappeared, and naturally attributed the credit to the Angry Chicken.

Xu Nuo did not go into detail to explain. After all, the Angry Chicken did have a certain restraining effect on these big bats. This was due to the mutual restraint of physical properties.

The Taoist monk Banshan is all about the art of transformation and mutual restraint, and he studies the principle that one thing can subdue another, so this statement makes sense.

However, Hua Ling glanced at Partridge Whistle, as if she wanted to say something but hesitated and did not speak.

When the others continued to push the bamboo raft forward, Hua Ling quietly leaned over to Xu Nuo's ear and whispered, "Brother Xu, I just hid in the gap under the rattan shield and took a peek..."

"You actually fought off those giant bats all by yourself, right? That's amazing!"

"Don't worry, I won't tell my senior brother."

After hearing Hua Ling's promise, Xu Nuo didn't know whether to laugh or cry, thinking that this little girl was really quite temperamental.

Before long, the bamboo raft reached the end of the pool.

Xu Nuo opened his Queting Divine Eyes and looked forward, and found that the place where Pingshan Mountain met the ground was full of rugged rocks. The space was so narrow that people could not stand upright, and if they were not careful they would bump into the protruding rock wall above their heads.

A golden light flashed across his forehead, and Xu Nuo could immediately see the entire scene in the crevices on the shady side of Pingshan Mountain.

In those cramped spaces, there were more than a dozen bun-shaped mounds of earth, each half a person's height, and they looked particularly weird when crowded together.

These graves had long been invaded by moisture, with water dripping from all sides and seeping out from the rock walls, washing them into patches of mud and water. Many places had even collapsed, revealing the remains of the coffins inside.

But to Xu Nuo's surprise, these graves were completely different from ordinary mass graves.