Chapter 109: The Sacrifice for the Yan Luo Banner
Sun De's face turned pale with fear as he hurriedly unleashed a beam of multicolored light. Within the light was a fine celestial net, which rapidly spread open just in time to block the yin thunderbolt. However, Qin Sang immediately tossed several pre-prepared talismans. Ice, fire, and earth spikes flew forth in a chaotic barrage, causing the net to tremble violently.
Taking advantage of the weakened light from the net, Qin Sang's ebony sword sliced it cleanly in two.
Caught off guard, Sun De could only dodge to the side as the ebony sword grazed his lower rib, leaving a long, narrow wound.
Sun De screamed in pain again, his face full of panic, and shouted desperately, "Junior Brother Qin, stop! It's a misunderstanding!"
Qin Sang ignored him.
Sun De's behavior was highly suspicious, and although Qin Sang had many doubts, he knew he couldn’t afford to give him a chance to recover. If Sun De managed to summon a powerful artifact, the situation could easily turn against him. He had to strike decisively to incapacitate him.
The ebony sword pressed forward relentlessly, and with Qin Sang continually throwing talismans and yin thunderbolts, Sun De didn’t even have time to retrieve an artifact. Glaring hatefully at Qin Sang, Sun De muttered something under his breath. Moments later, his face twisted in astonishment, as if he had just witnessed something unbelievable.
Qin Sang had no idea what trick Sun De was up to, but he continued to push his sword art to the limit. The ebony sword transformed into streaks of sword light, enveloping Sun De and shattering his Qihai.
In the end, Sun De was forced into the corner of the cave dwelling with nowhere left to escape.