Chapter 964 -s - Shenxiao Heaven’s Intention Cuts Through Time and Space Two-In-One (Revised)_2
Chapter 964: Chapters 912-913 – Shenxiao Heaven’s Intention Cuts Through Time and Space Two-In-One (Revised)_2
Even though the Blood Fiend Ancestor’s Blood Path was terrifyingly unmatched, faced with Pei Xuanjing’s sword that could obliterate all things, all efforts were in vain.
“No! Such Sword Way!” The Blood Fiend Ancestor’s face showed horror, revealing an expression of shock, unable to believe the sight of this sword.
The blood lotuses filling the sky dissipated. His Blood Spike, which composed the Blood Ghost Banner and nearly reached the existence of Immortal Artifacts, also burst apart in this very moment. The blood-colored banner shattered, the Blood Spikes returning to their original form, flickering with a dim light.
This was his all-out strike, almost the strongest move his avatar had, yet it was so easily broken, driving him to show a crazed expression as he propelled the Sea of Blood to engulf the sky, attempting to reverse the situation.
“Taoist friend, the tide has turned, why insist on struggling?” Pei Xuanjing said with a somber expression, taking the Blood Fiend Ancestor’s frenzied counterattack seriously.
The Sanbao Jade Ruyi flew out, spreading light that enveloped his body, in conjunction with Pei Xuanjing’s Emperor Robe and crown, making him look even more saintly and divine.
With fingers spread wide, he unleashed a palm strike—the Shenxiao Thunder Palm—and five Thunder Dragons roared furiously, spiraling and dancing, accompanied by Heavenly Thunder everywhere they passed, evaporating the Sea of Blood.
The next moment, everything disappeared without a trace. Above the firmament, only Pei Xuanjing stood alone, his gaze imperious as he looked around in all directions.
“What exactly happened to the Blood Fiend Ancestor?”
“Was his Immortal Path avatar slain, or was it suppressed?”
“Given the strength the Blood Fiend Ancestor just displayed, even someone like myself would not take him lightly, yet he was so easily subdued.”