Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 355: Deadland Venomoth

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Standing on the edge of the cliff, the long-furred fiend looked down.

Tang Jie's body plummeted downward and gradually faded from sight.

The fiend nodded in satisfaction, its giant body turning around to head back.

After walking a few steps, the fiend suddenly stopped, turned around, and lashed out with a claw.

The savage claw struck a sharp blade, creating a furious shockwave of energy in the dark tunnel. The fiend howled as it was pushed back. In front of it, Tang Jie appeared, striding through the air with Xi Canhen in his left hand and his saber in his right, pointed at the fiend as he coldly spoke.

"What an idiot creature. It doesn't even know that cultivators can fly."

The fiend roared at Tang Jie, revealing a mouthful of sharp teeth. It then flung its sharp claws at the rock walls, scratching out a large number of stones and flinging them at Tang Jie.

A barrage of stones deluged him.

As these ordinary pieces of stone flew out, they flashed with energy. Tang Jie's gaze chilled, and he began to wave around the Heartbreak Saber, creating a fierce gale.

With a great din, Tang Jie used his saber to shatter each stone. In a rare sight, Tang Jie paled, clearly hard-pressed by the barrage. He blurted, "Earth Devil Ape!"

The long-furred fiend howled in response, looking at Tang Jie with eyes tinged with derision.

The Earth Devil Ape was a rarely-seen kind of fiend.

The Earth Devil Ape was innately inclined to Earth, and it had a tough hide and immense strength. Its combat style was extremely simple: throwing stones. But this most simple combat method exhibited its extremely aggressive nature.

Every time the Earth Devil Ape threw a stone, it would apply Earth-type spiritual energy to it. This was an innate gift that didn't require any sort of spell art or comprehension, nor was there a need to think about how many stones there were or how large they were. Just by holding a stone in its hand, the process occurred as naturally as breathing.

When the ston

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