Tie Dan was flying over the Salt Pond, peering at the demon tide in the distance on Jing Mountain. After a while, the demons there naturally sensed him, and soon three Birdmen flew over to capture him.
Tie Dan paid them no mind, continuing to observe and calculate in his own way in the air. When they flapped their way in front of him, he employed the Ice River Escape to kill them face-on. It was this lack of perception that forced the demons to form groups, flocking in hundreds to attack him, prompting Tie Dan to draw a line of ice in the sky and evade the demon cloud, escaping by tunneling away.
"The demons' defenses are quite thorough. I circled the mountain three times, but the Great Demon Monster surrounding the mountain only used Divine Sense Locking against me without engaging in battle.
This level of disciplined, restrained demons is something I'm encountering for the first time. I fear there might be a master behind them, directing from the shadows.
