Chapter 997: Encounter

Chu Yang randomly found a monk and asked Monk Wuse who was in the refugee camp in Nancheng.

When he arrived at the refugee camp, Chu Yang couldn't help but feel his heart sink. This place didn't look like a refugee camp at all, it was simply a hell on earth.

Facing these people who were infected by the plague, the monks could only use Buddhism to appease their emotions, but they could not alleviate the symptoms of the plague. These people were wailing and crying, which made people's faces change.

In just a few moments when Chu Yang entered, many severely infected patients lost consciousness and instinctively violently injured others. The monks of the Fahua Sect could only use gentle means to temporarily suppress these patients. As for Taking their lives is something that a monk cannot do.

From the bloodshot eyes of these monks, Chu Yang could also see that they were already exhausted mentally and physically.

This kind of human tragedy caused the monks to suffer mental torture. Or perhaps the plague was too terrifying, and the monks who were best at saving people were helpless and could only endure the pain and recite the rebirth mantra.

When Chu Yang found Monk Wuse, this guy was offering salvation to a family of three who had just died.

Because too many people died in the city, most of the dead completed their last journey by being cremated.

Although Chu Yang experienced too many life and death along the way, he still felt a twinge in his heart when he saw the three members of the family lying side by side on the wooden board, especially the immature little girl who was taken away by the plague at such a young age. It was so unfair to her that she had lost her life.

Monk Wu Se, who was usually quite funny and humorous, now had a unshaven beard on his face and his eye sockets were sunken and haggard. When he saw Chu Yang, he only showed a look of surprise and nodded towards Chu Yang. There isn't much to say.

Chu Yang clenched his fists. He wanted to do his part to end the root cause of all this, but the eight major sects seemed to be helpless. How could he change this situation?

"This plague is a little weird, and it's not like a normal plague. No medicine will work."

Seeing Chu Yang, Monk Wu Se was not too happy, but said solemnly.

"Did you find anything?"

Chu Yang asked with a frown.

"You don't feel it. The atmosphere here is very uncomfortable. I wonder if it has something to do with monsters!"

Monk Wuse looked at the sky. At this time, the sky was shrouded in a layer of black fog, and even the sunlight could not penetrate. The light in the entire city was gloomy.

Chu Yang nodded, he was about to ask this question.

In fact, along the way, Chu Yang had a lot of doubts in his heart, but these were just speculations and there was no evidence to confirm them.

"Do you think this plague is related to the demon species?"

Chu Yang looked at Monk Wuse, wanting to get some different answers from him.

I haven’t seen him for a while, and it seems that Monk Wu Se’s realm has become more and more profound.

Chu Yang could feel that the strength of Monk Wu Se was probably equivalent to that of a Nascent Soul level master. Apparently, after not seeing him for more than a year, Monk Wu Se had also improved his level.

"Our Buddhist practice is somewhat different from that of Taoism, so we are more sensitive to certain things. I vaguely sensed that the black mist covering the sky may have a lot to do with that monster!"

The answer given by Monk Wuse is very clear, which is to determine the origin of this plague. It is most likely related to the nuclear demon species, or to the person behind the demon species.

"Then you mean to say that this plague is not a natural disaster at all, but a man-made disaster?"

Chu Yang's expression tightened and he asked in a deep voice.

If someone really caused the plague, they would be treating human life with indifference and deserve death!

Monk Wuse nodded: "The elders of the sect came to the same conclusion as me, and the other major sects also have the same view. Everyone is trying to find out who is spreading the plague and doing such unjust things! "

"It's really disgusting. If there's anything I can do to help, just ask me!"

There was a stern look in Chu Yang's eyes. If he caught this man, he would be crushed to pieces.

In the next few days, Chu Yang also began to help Fahua Sect deal with some plagues in the city. Unfortunately, there was no cure for these plagues. He could only provide these patients with end-of-life care so that they would not die too soon. pain.

According to observations, Chu Yang found that most people who are infected with the plague will not go crazy and hurt others. Only a few people will suddenly go crazy and hurt others when they are infected with the plague. This increases the difficulty of rescuing people. After all, some rescuers are also worried that they will be affected by these things. Those who violently injure others will be harmed. If they cannot judge the situation of the other party, they will inevitably be intimidated.

Ordinary people have no immunity to the plague at all, and they get infected out of nowhere.

Although monks have stronger resistance, some low-level monks, such as those with Jindan or below, are not much more resistant to plague than ordinary people.

As for the golden elixir masters, they can use spiritual power to protect their bodies and will not be easily infected by this plague. However, once they are injured by someone infected with the plague, they will also be infected.

After being infected with the plague, the consequences are still very serious. Although the golden elixir masters can survive longer, in the later stages, even if the golden elixir masters have tenacious vitality, they will eventually wither away.

This is the terrible thing about the plague. Even the masters of the golden elixir are not immune to it, which causes panic among the major sects.

If the plague is allowed to develop freely, I am afraid that the entire Qingxu Realm will usher in a catastrophe. The most conservative estimate is that this plague will also cause harm to 90% of the population of the Qingxu Realm!

So after discussion, all the major sects spared no effort to come to treat the plague, and even sent out elite disciples from the sect. They also went through a lot of trouble to build isolation belts in some peripheral areas to prevent the plague from spreading further.

So many days have passed, and the major sects have almost tried every possible way, and even some top-level elixirs have been used, but this plague seems to be surprisingly strange, and no elixir works, let alone ordinary herbs.

"Brother, this friend you invited is really unreliable. He has been here for half a month. He was still helping in the first few days. In the following days, he has been hiding in the tent and being lazy. I don’t know what he is here for!"

Outside the tent, several monks talked a lot. Although these monks usually don’t say bad things about people behind their backs, when they are on the verge of mental collapse, they also start to vent their emotions like ordinary people.

These days, seeing Chu Yang hiding in the tent and not coming out to help, the monks were inevitably indignant. They worked hard every day to treat the wounded, but Chu Yang was hiding in the tent and lazy. How could they feel balanced?

"Just be clear in your conscience and don't worry about others!"

Monk Wu Se looked at the tent and shook his head.

Although he didn't complain like his junior brothers, he still had some doubts about Chu Yang's behavior at this time.

According to his understanding of Chu Yang, Chu Yang would never be sneaky at such a critical moment. As for what he was doing, Chu Yang didn't say, and he couldn't ask.

"Brother, you should also take care of it. This person does nothing every day and occupies the largest tent. It's better to drive him out and arrange a few more patients. This is the safest way."

Unfortunately, Wu Se's words did not convince the junior brothers. The youngest monk couldn't bear it anymore and said angrily.