Maybe I shouldn't die.

But why does this magical instrument look like a mushroom?

Looking at the temporary living tools of other fellow disciples, they are all made of mushrooms.

Although there are differences in color and shape, they are still mushrooms, and most of them look like poisonous mushrooms.

When she was buying them, she found that most of the temporary living instruments in the sect were in the shape of mushrooms. Although there were some in other shapes, they were very few in number.

And when he learned that she was going to the human-demon battlefield, the deacon simply hid the options of other magical weapons, leaving her no room for choice.

Fang Yue was naturally curious and asked why there was only this kind of magical weapon.

The deacon just smiled and said:

"You will know when you reach the human-demon battlefield. These are the experiences of our ancestors."

Although Fang Yue was puzzled, she did not ask any more questions. Later, when she was looking for information, she went out of her way to look for any information on this subject.

But to her disappointment, she didn't find the answer.

Except for one specious statement:

"Please do not touch the mushrooms in the small world of the Human-Devil Battlefield at will."

This book is also a reminder from the booklet given to her by her uncle who was a true disciple.

Fang Yue just felt completely confused.

Apparently Fang Yue was not the only one who had such doubts.

After everyone had arranged their temporary residence and gathered together to chat, someone asked the question.

“Does anyone know why the temporary homes are designed in the shape of poisonous mushrooms?”

The person who asked this question was a female disciple in the early stage of foundation building. She looked to be about sixteen or seventeen years old, with a round face and bright eyes that were full of curiosity and confusion.

Fang Yue remembered that this junior sister's name was Ke Yu. According to her self-introduction, she was an alchemy practitioner from Danfeng, and she took on this task shortly after she had established her foundation.

Danfeng, Fang Yue couldn't help but think of Zhou Xiao and that senior sister.

Before she left, the matter finally came to a conclusion, but for some reason, she did not see any follow-up posts on the disciple forum.

It was only from the notification column of the sect forum and the notice issued by the Law Enforcement Hall that I learned that the matter was over and that Zhou Xiao and the senior sister had been released.

However, the specific process of this incident was not given.

Maybe I can ask this junior sister. She is from Danfeng and must know some inside information.

But not now.

Her thoughts wandered for only a short while before she quickly brought them back and looked at the other fellow disciples present.

Most people's faces showed the same confusion and curiosity as hers, and only a few disciples showed some understanding in their eyes.

Such performance allowed Fang Yue to tell at a glance which disciples knew about it.

Not only she could see it, Junior Sister Ke Yu could naturally see it as well, so she turned to look at a senior brother who obviously knew the inside story, with anticipation in her tone.

"I wonder if Senior Brother knows the reason?"

When the senior brother was asked, he was obviously a little surprised, but the one asking the question was a lovely junior sister, and the people present were all fellow disciples, so he did not hide it and answered directly:

"Of course you can. This is not a secret. Since Junior Sister wants to know the reason, there is no harm in telling her."

The junior sister immediately showed a bright smile on her face, and said to the senior brother with eyes full of gratitude:

"In that case, thank you very much, Senior Brother, for clearing up my doubts. I am very grateful to you."

Other uninformed fellow disciples also echoed:

"Yes, yes, thank you for clearing up my confusion, Senior Brother."

Being stared at by so many sincere eyes, the senior brother did not hide anything and said directly:

"It has only been in the last few hundred years that the temporary residences on the battlefields of humans and demons have been transformed into poisonous mushrooms. Before that, the temporary residences also had a variety of shapes."

He paused here, as if he was organizing his words.

Others did not disturb him and waited patiently for further explanation.

After a moment he continued:

“The desolate little world that was moved there to become the battlefield between humans and demons was originally lifeless. After we had been fighting with the monsters from outside the domain for tens of thousands of years, the little world absorbed the vitality of countless monks and monsters that had fallen here, and only then did some plants slowly grow.

After tens of thousands of years, more and more plants were born in the small world of the battlefield. When the small world's Heavenly Dao gained consciousness, the small world looked no different from an ordinary secret realm.

But it is used as a battlefield after all. When humans and demons fight, a large number of plants will always die. That is why the newly born small world's heavenly consciousness is full of malice towards both humans and demons.

After all, in her opinion, both sides are the culprits of destroying the world, not to mention that the vitality of both monks and monsters can promote the evolution of the small world.

During that period, the weather in the small world was changeable, which was very unfavorable to us. Many seniors were injured or killed as a result.

The more monks and monsters died, the more vitality the small world could obtain. The small world's consciousness of heaven soon noticed this, and the situation of those predecessors became more difficult.

Although the reason was soon discovered, what was the use? The newborn world had a weak sense of heaven and could not communicate with it, and its previous actions were just instinct.

In order to avoid unnecessary sacrifices, the predecessors had to reduce the number of monks entering the human-demon battlefield.

But the monsters are ruthless. They don’t mind the death of low-level monsters. The small world was soon occupied by monsters. We can only guard the border between the two worlds to prevent monsters from entering the world in Minglan.

Soon the small world was occupied by monsters. Monsters were not monks, they loved to devour. The newly born life in the small world was quickly devoured by the monsters.

The nascent world consciousness only has instincts and is completely unable to stop these monsters. Fortunately, there are still those monsters killed by the predecessors. Their vitality source can make up for some of the losses of the small world.

This is the only way to prevent the small world's Heavenly Dao consciousness from disappearing again."

These were all the information Fang Yue had already known from the information in the library, but this senior brother explained it in more detail, and many of the details were not mentioned in the library's information. She also listened patiently.

The senior brother only paused for a moment and continued:

"Tens of thousands of years passed like this, and the Heavenly Dao consciousness of the small world finally grew a little, and began to generate new rules.

As if realizing that allowing monsters to occupy the world would only be disadvantageous to it, the Heavenly Dao finally stopped targeting the cultivators.

After communicating with the powerful senior and the consciousness of heaven, a consensus was reached.

The consciousness of heaven no longer hinders the monks from eliminating demons, and the monks cannot actively destroy the vitality of the world.

After that, a large number of cultivators once again joined the battlefield between humans and demons. After all, these monsters would invade the world of Minglan during the next demonic calamity. Naturally, it was better to eliminate as many monsters as possible before the demonic calamity came.

Moreover, the human-demon battlefield is also a training for the monks. Monks who have experienced fighting monsters are more likely to cultivate to a high level, and even more likely to ascend to heaven. "