Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1476 - Offering

The war drums were thunderous. The gates to the fortress in Cold Blood pass were wide open. The army was mobilised.

The dark clouds of war amassed in the sky like a monster brandishing its claws and teeth, lunging towards Black Cloud city in the distance.

Due to the existence of arcane treasures like sumeru rings, the army basically did not have to worry about logistics. The strange part of all this were the several tens of thousand cages that the demonic beasts dragged towards the frontlines.

At the boundary between the Demon domain and the Human realm, the soldiers dragged out the prisoners one by one, burying them up to their necks such that only their heads remained exposed.

There were all sorts of prisoners, male and female, old and young. Some sobbed away painfully, some cursed away loudly, and others remained silent. However, none of them begged for mercy. There was no such thing as sympathy in the Demon domain.

They were buried up to their necks as the army progressed, basically like planting trees, leaving behind a path of howls.

The territory of the Demon domain burst through the boundary. From above, it was like a huge arrow, plunging towards Black Cloud city.

These prisoners were all “criminals” of the Demon domain. They had either ended up there due to conspiracies, or it was because they were cowardly and useless, or perhaps they were just sacrifices for the war. However, all of them were labelled with a common name—good people.

As the demonic earth penetrated the Human realm, just being buried alive was no longer enough.

The shamans began to construct altars, leading the prisoners on there and torturing them to death under the watch of the soldiers.

Howls rose and fell, like they were tearing through the sky.

The shamans were skillful, making the prisoners experience the greatest amount of pain without killing them too quickly. The torture would often last for several days and nights and could only be completed with the assistance of a few apprentices.

The most brilliant shamans used different machinery and tech

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