Demonic Dao Fanfiction: Protecting You from Worries for a Lifetime

Wei Ying said somewhat disappointedly, "Xue Yang, look, my uncle doesn't love me anymore. He actually cruelly drove me down the mountain."

Xue Yang couldn't help but roll his eyes and replied disapprovingly: "Haha!!! Don't you see what we did?"

Perhaps due to the Lan family's overly strict rules, Wei Ying and Xue Yang were unable to restrain their inner indulgence upon returning home, and inadvertently drank the wine they had unearthed. The wine was no ordinary substance, and the two ended up drunk unconscious.

Wei Ying and Xue Yang were drunk, boasting to each other. Ultimately, under the influence of alcohol, they staged a hilarious "fight" in the forest. Although their movements were clumsy, they were still a mess.

The final result was that after the two sobered up, they were driven down the mountain by Chaoyang to go hunting at night, and were not allowed to return to the mountain until they completed the sect's mission.

Wei Ying gently touched the tip of his nose with his hand, and asked in a low voice with a hint of embarrassment on his face, "Together, or separately?"

Xue Yang shrugged, looking nonchalant: "It's up to you. I'm fine with it anyway."

Wei Ying pondered for a moment, then said firmly: "Then let's go together. After all, if two people act together, we can take care of each other." Xue Yang nodded in agreement, and the two embarked on the night hunting journey together.

The small fishing village is a village that has made a living from the ocean for generations. It is geographically relatively remote and is located in the border area of ​​Suzhou.

This matter originally had nothing to do with Wei Ying and Xue Yang, after all, it was the territory of the Gusu Lan family.

However, it is said that the evil spirit in this village has lasted for a week and has not yet been eliminated, which is really puzzling.

Wei Ying pondered: The Gusu Lan Clan might be busy rectifying its internal affairs and might not have the time to pay attention to this matter. But could the surrounding Lan Clan branches also be turning a blind eye to this?

However, in Xue Yang's opinion, "It should be that the nearby families were unable to handle it, and did not report it to the Gusu Lan family, so they let it develop naturally."

However, in Chaoyang's eyes, the only similarity between this world and the one he once inhabited was perhaps the way ordinary people lived. They both lived in a world filled with demons and monsters, but in Chaoyang's previous world, ordinary people's settlements were marked with mission points assigned by aristocratic families, facilitating their protection. However, in this demonic world, the situation was different: ordinary people had to pay money to receive assistance from the immortals.

In a remote village, the farthest journey in a year is to a small town within a hundred miles.

How could ordinary people possibly know that there were even higher-level immortals ruling this world? This information blockade was a means for the immortals to control the people. People in remote areas knew only of their local immortals and were completely unaware of the existence of other immortal sects, as if the entire world consisted solely of the few immortals they were familiar with.

In this situation, whatever the immortals say is what it is, and the people can only accept and obey unconditionally.

This was also the reason why Wei Ying was forced into a desperate situation by the Hundred Immortal Sects in his previous life. Because the people controlled by the Hundred Immortal Sects had their thoughts and cognition confined to a narrow range, they had no ability to think independently and could only passively accept the arrangements and orders of the Immortal Sects.

This is also the reason why Chaoyang chose to establish a sect in an area that is not controlled by the immortal families. After all, he alone cannot change an era, nor can he resist the tide of the times.

Chaoyang knew that to truly help the people, he had to establish a sect that could directly touch their lives, rather than relying solely on the aristocratic immortals. Although his sect was small, Chaoyang's goal was to ensure that every ordinary person could feel the warmth and protection of the immortals, rather than becoming a victim of the power struggles of the immortals.

This was also the primary reason Chaoyang refused to allow the sect to expand: any expansion would disrupt the existing structure of the immortal sect's dominance, undoubtedly impacting the interests of other sects. Under these circumstances, if Chaoyang were to expand its sphere of influence, it would inevitably be met with strong opposition and suppression from all the immortal sects, as this would directly impact their status and interests.

Wei Ying and Xue Yang were flying on their swords amidst the blue sky and white clouds. Wei Ying held a document detailing the situation in the small fishing village. He turned and shouted to Xue Yang beside him, "Ah Yang, look here! Four people have died in the space of a week, and they're all young men. Do you think this is man-made, or is there some evil spirit at work?"

Xue Yang heard Wei Ying's cry and tilted his head slightly, his gaze shifting from the distant mountains and rivers to the information in Wei Ying's hands. He pondered for a moment before replying, "Wei Ying, this kind of thing is hard to say. After all, it could be caused by demonic forces or human mischief. We need more clues and evidence to make an accurate judgment."

Wei Ying nodded and said, "That's right!"