Two Realms Shuttle Gate: Don't Call Me a Demon!

Pugang Town.

The largest breeding farm of Yikang Group, Pugang Farm, is situated here.

The entire Pugang could be said to have completely taken on the shape of Yikang Company, with massive scale pig farms, a smart logistics park, a food city, and an agricultural and pastoral manufacturing equipment incubation park, among others, creating a gigantic industrial aircraft carrier group for pig production.

And the most core of them all is, of course, the pig breeding farm in Pugang.

Pugang pig farm employs integrated high-efficiency breeding techniques and consists of eight high-rise buildings arranged in a pattern, each reaching 19 stories and housing over four million pigs. It is the core of the Yikang Group's core, contributing over 80% of the company's revenue.

As night deepened, Su Jie stood on a deserted hill outside Pugang Farm, spreading out dragonflies to monitor every move of the Pugang Farm.

When he felt the timing was right, Su Jie took out the prepared Mica Yin Vein Poison and Corpse Scale Worms from the Storage Bag.

First, he opened the Mica Yin Vein Poison and cautiously poured the dark brown poison into a basin, diluting it according to the amount required.

This type of Mica Yin Vein Poison was extremely lethal even to Cultivators, so Su Jie had to be very careful as well.

Then Su Jie took out some bottled water and poured it into the basin bottle by bottle.

The reason for this was that Su Jie's actions did not require such potent poison; pigs' resistance couldn't compare to that of Cultivators, so diluting it thoroughly would allow it to cover a greater number of pigs.

After everything was ready, Su Jie opened the bottle containing the Corpse Scale Worms and poured all of the tightly clustered worms into the basin.

With the naked eye, it was visible that these Corpse Scale Worms stretched out their bodies, flapped their wings, and emitted a sinister red glow.

The poison in the basin boiled violently and then slowly evaporated, all absorbed by the Corpse Scale Worms.

Their size did not increase, but their appearance turned to a dull gray, almost invisible.

"Go."

Su Jie waved his hand, and the Corpse Scale Worms flew with the wind, their wings vibrating as they headed toward Pugang Farm.

Inside Pu Gang Farm, despite it being night, the lights in the pig building were still bright.

The stock of four million pigs needed care and inspection at all times; any issues had to be dealt with promptly, and therefore, there were also many employees remaining there.

The tiny Corpse Scale Worms entered each pig house through windows, gaps in the doors, and other such places, and even if they flew right in front of the employees, they would not raise any alarm.

Quickly, the first Corpse Scale Worm entered a pigsty and landed on a pig.

Next, the Corpse Scale Worm displayed a proboscis-like mouthpart and inserted it into the surface of the animal's skin.

Because the Corpse Scale Worms were so small, this insertion was much smaller than even a mosquito bite and was virtually undetectable to the human eye.

The pig seemed to feel slightly uncomfortable, twitching its tail, turning over, and then continuing to lay down and sleep soundly.

A few seconds later, the Corpse Scale Worm withdrew its mouthpart, flapped its wings, and flew toward another pig, repeating the previous action.

Similar scenes occurred in each building of Pu Gang Farm. The Corpse Scale Worms were like industrious little bees, injecting every pig with lethal poison.

The entire process was not only rapid and efficient but also exceedingly covert, with nobody realizing that anything was awry.

An hour later, these injected Corpse Scale Worms flew back to Su Jie.

Their brief lives dissipated with the wind, and after completing their mission, they died explosively; this was Tang Peiqing's method of preventing the poisonous insects from being learned by others.

"Xiao Qian, it's your turn to set out."

Su Jie looked up at the sky, which was pitch-black with scarcely any moonlight, making visibility quite low. He then summoned the thousand-hand centipede from his robe sleeve, allowed it to split into smaller centipedes, and selected dozens from them.

Su Jie took out several Soul Summoning Banners from his Storage Bag, which he had prepared earlier, and attached them to the little centipedes.

These small centipedes couldn't stray too far from the main body or they would collapse directly, but now, being only about a kilometer from Pugang Farm, distance was not an issue at all.

Su Jie infused each Soul Banner with Spiritual Power to keep them operating for a few hours.

One by one, the little centipedes flew into the sky, carrying the Soul Banners above Pugang Farm, circling at an altitude of two hundred meters.

Under the cover of night, the small, unlit, noiseless centipedes were invisible to the human eye.

Just after Su Jie finished all these preparations, at Pugang Farm, the dreadful Mica Yin Vein Poison finally emerged from its dormancy and began its violent outbreak.

A pig that had been sound asleep suddenly started convulsing. Its limbs went into spasm and its surface veins bulged as if they were writhing earthworms gone berserk.

Overwhelmed by intense pain, the pig let out mournful cries and its breathing weakened swiftly.

In less than five minutes, the large pig became rigid, losing both breath and life.

"What's going on?"

Huang Hui, who was on night patrol at Pugang Farm, heard the pig's wails and hurried over to inspect, while using his walkie-talkie to report the situation.

By the time he reached the source of the cries, he saw the pig on the ground in the throes of violent convulsions, its twisted veins protruding like it had been branded with a curse, enduring a painful struggle to death.

"Sss! What's going on here?"

Huang Hui froze for a few seconds in shock, having never seen pigs in such a state before.

For a moment he even thought the pig resembled a zombie from a movie, with bulging veins as if it were about to pounce on him and bite him at any second.

"Hey, Huang Hui, what's the problem? Have you figured it out?"

The voice of the supervisor came through the walkie-talkie. Huang Hui picked it up, ready to respond, when suddenly he heard wails rising and falling in succession all around him.

Looking around, pigs in nearby pens that had been lively and bouncing just moments ago were now falling and starting to convulse one after another, their wailing noises deafening.

"Hey, hey, what the hell is going on over there, why so much noise?"

Hearing the voice over the walkie-talkie, Huang Hui swallowed and replied with a dry voice, "Boss, we seem to have a big problem, the pig farm... the pig farm has had an outbreak of swine fever."

There was silence on the other end of the walkie-talkie for a few seconds, followed by a sound of chairs and tables being knocked over, and when the supervisor's voice came through again, it was an anxious roar, "Initiate the emergency quarantine measures immediately, disinfect the entire pig farm, round up all the sick pigs for concentrated destruction..."

Orders were issued one after another, and workers from each pig building were mobilized, running back and forth in alarm.

But all their efforts were in vain, as the eight 19-story pig buildings were already completely dominated by the terrifying Mica Yin Vein Poison.

After brief convulsions and spasms, pig after pig passed away, leaving bodies scattered all over the pens within the farm.

Above the farm, unseen by anyone, the souls of the deceased pigs were being absorbed into the Soul Banners.

Under the veil of night, a dozen Soul Banners flapped in the wind, and upon the banners, hundreds upon hundreds of overlapping Yin Souls condensed, revealing eerie and chilling smiles in the darkness, rendering the night sky even darker and colder.