Ghost Emperor Tenghu attacks indiscriminately, even targeting its own kind.
Mu Rufeng stood hundreds of meters above, watching quietly as Ghost Emperor Tenghu drew closer.
The soul-sucking gourd in his hand was cloaked in his state of virtualization.
In this way, the soul-sucking gourd was also virtually invisible, preventing others from detecting it.
Mu Rufeng didn't know if the Ghost Emperor's attacks could reach him or if he could be discovered.
But he couldn't take the risk, so he had no choice but to ascend hundreds of meters into the water layer.
Thus, as long as Tenghu didn't elevate, it was impossible to spot Mu Rufeng's presence, and the Soul Absorbing Ghost Demon continued to exist.
As a parasitic creature, Ghost Emperor Tenghu naturally dared not stray too far from its host, even though it had reached the status of a Ghost Emperor.
Not to mention that this was the Dead Sea. Compared to other Ghost Emperors, their strength was undeniably inferior.
