Maybe I shouldn't die.

But the purpose is completely different.

She thought that if she got closer to Fang Yue, it would be easier to find an opportunity to kidnap her, right?

The idea of ​​making friends with Fang Yue came into her mind from the beginning, but she didn't want to kidnap her at that time. After all, in her eyes, Fang Yue was just a medical practitioner who could heal spiritual consciousness.

Although the magic that can heal spiritual consciousness is rare, there are still many cultivators who have such means. It will not have any major impact on the beings behind it, so there is naturally no need to capture her.

It is not an easy task to capture a medical practitioner in a border town, not to mention that most of the techniques that can heal spiritual consciousness come from heavenly-level medical techniques, and the medical practitioners who practice this kind of techniques must be from large sects.

Most of them are protected by the sect, so it is extremely difficult to kidnap them.

Although kidnapping a medical practitioner of this type could bring a handsome reward, the risk of doing so was simply too great and not worth it.

So at that time she had no intention of kidnapping Fang Yue, she just wanted to make friends with a medical practitioner with excellent treatment skills.

After all, she has been in the sect for decades and truly loves these fellow sisters. As long as it does not involve her own fundamental interests, she does not mind seeking more benefits for them.

It is because of this idea that she can be truly loved by these fellow sisters. After all, she has truly given her heart.

People who practice cultivation are not stupid. It is easy to tell whether they are sincere or not after spending some time with them.

Her current status is the result of hard work and sincere dedication, and she cherishes it very much.

But after identifying Fang Yue's main practice, her mentality changed instantly.

The medical technique of "Growing All Things" is one of the most annoying techniques among those behind it. Its inherent purification technique can harm monsters of any class.

This kind of damage is even more serious than the damage caused by most of the monks' means of attack.

That’s right, purification, a technique that monks think can only be used for healing, can actually be used for attack in the battlefield between humans and demons.

Even because of its special nature, there is no need to worry about accidentally hurting our monks when using the purification spell. Within the casting range of the purification spell, the only ones who will be harmed are monsters.

If it were just that, the monster wouldn't be so afraid of me.

After all, there are not many monks who can use this magic. Even if it can be so effective on the battlefield, it will not have any impact on the battle situation due to the small number of monks using it.

So why is it feared by monsters?

This has to do with the cultivation methods of these monsters from outside the domain.

Monsters love to devour and destroy because these behaviors can perfect the laws of the Dao within their bodies.

It is like the process of cultivation for a cultivator who is constantly perfecting the rules of the Heavenly Dao in his body. When a cultivator breaks through to the perfection of the Spirit Transformation, the rules in his body are almost perfect. At that time, the Heavenly Dao of this world can sense the state of the rules in the cultivator's body.

Such rules would be contrary to the rules that exist in the world itself. After all, there cannot be two identical rules in the same world. Therefore, the consciousness of heaven will open up the ascension channel and send the cultivators to another larger world with more perfect rules.

That is the spirit world.

At the same time, the Heavenly Dao of this world will be rewarded by the luck of the superior world for sending talents to the superior world.

This can also be said to be one of the means by which the small world's heavenly way improves itself.

The cultivation of monsters actually follows the same rules, but the rules within their bodies are different from the rules generated by the world itself. They cannot perfect the rules within their bodies through self-cultivation.

Instead, it needs to constantly devour the rules in other organisms and use these devoured rule fragments to perfect its own rules in order to achieve the goal of strengthening its own strength.

As for whether the monsters will be able to ascend to heaven after cultivating the rules in their bodies to perfection, it is not known. They should be able to, but the world they ascend to should be different from that of the cultivators.

For this reason, monsters from outside the domain will constantly search for worlds with living beings among the three thousand worlds, and continue to grow stronger by devouring the living beings in these worlds.

After all, all creatures born in this world are born with fragments of the rules of this world, but the strength of the fragments of rules in their bodies varies from creature to creature.

But the world will resist, and living beings will not just let themselves be devoured by monsters. They will also resist. The world in Minglan is such a world that has been invaded by monsters and successfully resisted in the first invasion.

So, why are monsters afraid of purification?

Ordinary cultivators can only use the rules in their bodies after they reach the Nascent Soul stage, but it is different for medical practitioners who practice the art of creating all things.

Unlike most other techniques that focus on cultivating spiritual power as a supplement, using spiritual power or one's own perception to nourish and strengthen the rules in the body, the special thing about this technique is that its main focus is on the power of rules.

As long as a medical practitioner who practices this technique successfully gains entry, his spiritual power will contain the power of these cultivated rules, and as his cultivation level increases, the power of rules contained therein will continue to increase.

Although these rules seem very weak in the eyes of Nascent Soul cultivators, they still represent the rules of vitality and will not cause any harm to the cultivators. They may even make the treatment methods of this type of medical cultivator more outstanding.

But for monsters, this is not the case. Just like monks, monsters that have not broken through to a higher level cannot call upon the rules in their bodies.

However, the purification technique contains the power of rules that contain vitality. This power of rules is contrary to their own rules and cannot be swallowed.

Therefore, once a monster is injured by purification, it can only watch as the power of rules remains on the wound, causing it to be unable to heal the wound on its own. These forces of rules may even try to devour their own rules.

This will cause their cultivation to be damaged, or even worse, their own rules will collapse due to the interference of the rules of vitality, resulting in the monster's direct death.

Only monsters that have broken through to a higher level are better. They can mobilize the power of their own rules to fight against the vitality rules that come with the purification technique.

Even so, their own rules will be damaged in such a confrontation, and such damage cannot be restored on its own, and can only be replenished by devouring more living beings.

Therefore, the monsters really hate those medical practitioners who have practiced the art of giving birth to all things and can use purification techniques. Once such medical practitioners appear on the battlefield, they will be the monsters' main targets of attack.

But the monks are not stupid either. If a medical practitioner like this appears on the battlefield, he will definitely be protected.

That is, outside the battlefield, because no monsters have been able to come to this world for tens of thousands of years, the monks are not too alert to this.