Maybe I shouldn't die.

And the half-demon leader will personally lead their logistics team to familiarize themselves with the battlefield.

Han Qingshu was somewhat satisfied with this result.

Especially after learning that the main task of the logistics team is to clean up the battlefield.

She believes that it is necessary to take a step-by-step approach when fighting monsters.

What's more, the monks in this small world have been fighting monsters for tens of thousands of years. Since this training method for new monks can survive, there must be a reason why it is worth preserving.

Moreover, she never thought that cleaning up the battlefield was an easy task.

But obviously, not everyone thinks the same as her.

After learning that they would only be able to do logistics work for the next month, some people immediately expressed their objection.

"Leader, we are here to fight monsters, not to do logistics."

When someone speaks, someone else responds:

"Yeah, yeah, I don't want to do logistics."

"That's right. There's nothing much to do with logistics. I'm best at attacking talismans, so I should go fight the monsters directly."

……

Someone whispered:

"The leader must have his reasons for making such an arrangement."

"Yes, this is our first time on the battlefield, so it's best to follow the leader's orders."

As soon as these words came out, someone sneered:

"You're already on the battlefield, but you're still so afraid of death. If you like to hide in the back and do logistics, then go ahead. I don't want to anyway."

"Who is afraid of death? I am being cautious. I think everyone is a reckless man like you who only knows how to fight and kill."

It seemed that the two sides were about to quarrel.

A hint of impatience flashed in the eyes of the team leader's half-demon. This happened every month. There were always some newcomers who were unwilling to obey and ungrateful.

Seeing this, the teams watching from the sidelines couldn't help but reveal a hint of gloating in their eyes, especially the group of talisman practitioners who came last month, as they had come this way before.

Sure enough the next second.

The pressure from the Jindan stage was directed towards those cultivators who were unwilling to follow the arrangements.

The faces of those monks turned pale instantly, and big beads of sweat slid down their foreheads. They instantly realized that the team leader was a Jindan-stage monk, and they had actually tried to refute the arrangements of the Jindan-stage predecessor.

But not all monks will surrender under such pressure.

The cultivator who first spoke to refute, at the moment the pressure appeared, quickly took out a piece of talisman paper and stuck it on his body.

Because of this, he was the only one among the group of opposing monks who was not affected by the pressure.

There was even a hint of provocation in his eyes.

It was as if to say: I just don't want to follow your arrangements and stay in the logistics department, what can you do about it.

Seeing this, those quasi-logistics monks who were not overwhelmed by the pressure could not help but gasp.

This guy is so rampant. I wonder how the leader will deal with him.

But Han Qingshu didn't think so.

She did not sense any anger from the team leader. The most important thing was that after seeing the actions of the male cultivator, some of the cultivators in the other talisman cultivation teams in the square formation turned their gloating into admiration.

Therefore, she thought that the male cultivator should not be punished.

There is even a good chance that you will be incorporated into the combat team as you wish.

This speculation made Han Qingshu feel a little moved.

I couldn't help but consider whether I should follow this person's example.

But she soon gave up the idea.

The first person to try something new and those who follow suit are likely to be treated differently.

It would be bad if it backfired.

She should just take it slow and steady, step by step.

The experience of cleaning up the battlefield was also part of what she needed to learn.

After all, she wanted to try to go out of the city and fight demons alone.

And the subsequent development of the matter was just as she had guessed.

After the leader half-demon withdrew his pressure, he looked around at these prospective logistics disciples with an expressionless face, and then asked in a calm tone:

"But does anyone have any objections?"

Under his calm gaze, the sweat on the foreheads of those monks who were no longer under pressure flowed even more freely. They all turned pale and dared not utter a word.

Even those prospective logistics disciples who had not expressed any opposition and had not been suppressed by the pressure before could not help but feel a little frightened under such a sight.

Han Qingshu was the same. For a moment, he couldn't help but feel a little frightened.

But this feeling only lasted for a moment and soon disappeared from her heart.

No trace was left behind.

Because she knew that this was the instinctive warning that a monk would have when facing the threat of a being more powerful than himself.

But now she does not need to be afraid of Jindan cultivators, even if the half-demon in front of her is likely to be a cultivator who has reached the perfect Jindan stage.

After all, she still had a life-saving puppet given by the sect in her storage bracelet.

That's her confidence.

However, in order not to appear different from ordinary people, she pretended to be the same as the talisman practitioners around her, with a slightly pale face and a hint of fear in her eyes.

I just couldn't help but sigh in my heart.

Since coming to the cultivation world, my acting skills have become better and better.

At least the half-demon senior didn't notice her disguise.

There was silence for a moment, but it was soon broken by a male voice.

"I have objections. I don't want to go to logistics."

The one who spoke was the male cultivator from before.

As soon as these words came out, the monk next to him couldn't help but pull at the corner of his clothes, trying to persuade him not to refute the leader anymore.

But the male cultivator seemed not to feel the actions of the people around him. He still held his head high and looked directly at the leader, his face full of stubbornness and determination.

In response to his protest, the half-demon leader simply stared at him for a long while before continuing in a calm tone:

"You think logistics has no value?"

As soon as these words were spoken, the atmosphere at the scene became even quieter, and even the Fu cultivators from other teams couldn't help but hold their breath.

The male cultivator's face was still full of determination, but the anxiety on the face of the cultivator next to him became more obvious, and the movement of pulling his clothes became stronger.

The male cultivator seemed to be unaware of the actions of the people around him, and there was even a hint of arrogance in his tone.

“I don’t deny the value of logistics, but I don’t need to learn logistics.”

After he finished speaking, he paused for a moment before continuing:

"I only need to be responsible for killing monsters, and someone will naturally take care of the logistics for me."

After saying this, he held his head high with a look of pride on his face.

Seeing this, the team leader couldn't help but narrow his eyes slightly, and his tone became a little cold.

"Can you guarantee that there will always be someone willing to help you with logistics during the battlefield?"

The male monk spoke as a matter of course, pointing at the monk next to him who was pulling at his clothes.

"Of course, I have Aru."

As soon as he finished speaking, the team leader's gaze followed the direction of his finger and looked at the cultivator called A Ru, his tone still cold.

"You may accept his words."