The distinct elegance of Diao Chan was contrasted by the cool and ethereal aura unique to the Little Dragon Girl.
Clad in armor and holding a spear, she resembled a sunset tinged with red, inexplicably giving off a sense of desolation.
This feeling was strange.
Ding Ling guessed it was related to her spending much ti in the ancient tomb, or perhaps it was due to her temperant.
Ding Ling didn’t ponder much on it, constantly guiding the Little Dragon Girl on key spear techniques along the way.
When they eventually reached the outskirts of the Mongolian Camp,
The spear techniques of the Little Dragon Girl had advanced significantly beyond the entry level.
It was competent enough for slaughter on the battlefield.
Seeing this, Ding Ling felt reassured, gave her a few words of advice, and then looked ahead.
Da-da-da!
A group of Mongolian Cavalry seed to have spotted Ding Ling and his companion. Imdiately, a junior officer shouted and led his team to approach.
Their speed was swift.
Not long after, they arrived in front of Ding Ling’s team. Ding Ling expected they would question him first, but seeing Ding Ling and the Little Dragon Girl’s appearance, they were montarily stunned before bursting into laughter, then disregarded them and lunged toward the Little Dragon Girl.
The dozens of others simultaneously charged at Ding Ling with their spears.
It was evident.
They coveted the Little Dragon Girl, wanting to claim her for themselves or present her to their superior.
Ding Ling frowned, wielding the Drumming Golden Hamr, he swung it forcefully. A dull thudding was heard as five or six Mongolian soldiers were struck off their horses, with bones shattering and cries of agony following. The force was so imnse that after being knocked off, they collided into several comrades.
Since a battle had started.
Ding Ling had no reason to hold back. He charged on horseback, quickly dispatching dozens of Mongolian soldiers with his hamr.
The junior officer was also knocked off his horse by the Little Dragon Girl.
But being soft-hearted and kind, she couldn’t bring herself to kill.
"To tread the battlefield, she must go through this..."
Ding Ling didn’t bla her; after all, it was her nature.
Instead, he chose to guide and console her.
He spoke so words.
The Little Dragon Girl, with her submissive nature, felt ashad as she watched Ding Ling finish his enemies and still be there to guide her, then glanced at the junior officer.
Only to see him look at Ding Ling with terror, unwillingness, and fear, as if viewing a Great Demon King, with a deep-seated malevolence flashing in his eyes, caught by the Little Dragon Girl.
Seeing this man harboring such hatred towards Ding Ling.
The Little Dragon Girl sighed softly in her heart, gritted her teeth, closed her eyes, and thrust her spear forward.
Poof!
The officer was pierced through the chest, dying on the spot.
Poof!
As the spear was withdrawn, blood spurted out, splattering onto the Little Dragon Girl’s armor.
She shivered slightly, instinctively looked at Ding Ling.
"You did well."
Ding Ling nodded, encouraging:
"Just like that."
The Little Dragon Girl simply did not like killing, was not accustod to killing.
But in this world, under the law of the jungle, ’If you don’t kill others, they might kill you tomorrow,’ how could one not kill?
Especially if one accidentally ascended to a world full of vicious, terrifying monsters eating people, how could one not kill ’n’ then?!
"Another team is coming. It seems we must force our way in this ti."
Ding Ling put the Drumming Golden Hamr into his Storage Pouch, then took out a bow and arrows, drawing and shooting towards another team of soldiers in the distance.
Tornado Arrow Skill!
Double Extre Arrow Skill!
Boing!
With the sound of the bowstring, three arrows, propelled by unique Vigorous Qi, transford instantly into three small tornadoes tearing through the sky, piercing hundreds of ters of emptiness, and with loud roars, striking the leading officer of the cavalry, blowing his head apart with just one arrow!
The other two arrows simultaneously hit the chests and abdons of two soldiers. Due to the imnse, explosive power contained within the arrows, the blasts echoed through the night, boom boom!
The two soldiers were flung from their horses, colliding into several other soldiers behind them with a resounding thud.
Such might of one arrow!
Fierce beyond imagination!
All the Mongolian soldiers were terrified; the smarter ones turned their horses imdiately and galloped away, continuously shouting in all directions. Ding Ling understood Mongolian and knew they were saying ’The person is formidable, quickly return to camp for reinforcents!’ ’Run quickly!’
Though the Little Dragon Girl didn’t understand, she saw Ding Ling’s expression changing once more; she truly hadn’t expected Ding Ling’s sword skills and hamr techniques to be astounding, but his archery was equally extraordinary.
But thinking about Ding Ling’s speed of mastering martial arts.
She smiled knowingly.
Her husband was an All-Purpose King, and she needed to grow accustod sooner to that inconceivably mighty strength of his!
"Trying to run?"
Ding Ling urged his horse forward, continuously drawing and shooting, whoosh whoosh whoosh!
Arrows were shot out, each arrow trembling sharply, its shaft enveloped and driven forward by a small Xuan Wind tornado.
One arrow conjured a white airwave tunnel out of thin air.
Even under the moonlight, it was strikingly visible!
The Little Dragon Girl watched in shock, speechless.
And the opposing Mongolian soldiers, seeing this, were petrified with terror! Continually shouting ’Spread out!’ ’Quickly back to camp!’ ’Brothers ahead, stay away!’
Whoosh whoosh whoosh!
Bang bang bang!
Amidst the whistling arrows, each shot was unstoppable, tearing through all obstacles, under the influence of Ding Ling’s special Vigorous Qi, and his full-level Tornado Arrow Skill and Double Extre Arrow Skill.
Mowing down in their path.
Easily annihilating this small cavalry squad.
Ding Ling looked toward the Mongolian Camp, seeing people constantly moving at the camp’s entrance, accompanied by intense drumbeats, occasionally hearing soone shouting sothing, but the distance was too great, even a supre martial artist like Ding Ling couldn’t discern their words but could vaguely guess they were summoning the army to form a defensive or offensive formation.
Woo woo!
The sound of the horn being blown.
"What is it?"
The Little Dragon Girl glanced sideways.
"It’s the horn of battle."
Ding Ling remained calm, leaping off his horse, switching to ride the Ferghana Horse, and the Little Dragon Girl followed suit.
Ding Ling placed arrow quivers on one side of the horse’s belly, and the Little Dragon Girl did the sa.
Although her Archery Skill wasn’t impressive,
She could pass arrows to Ding Ling.
Ding Ling knew that the Mongolian camp before him only belonged to Kebineng’s army of ten thousand. If it were Kublai’s hundreds of thousands, he wouldn’t dare recklessly charge in now.
Not out of fear for his life,
But concern of getting stuck.
Especially with the Little Dragon Girl following him, he couldn’t drag her into a battle against Kublai’s camp.
It was only Kebineng’s camp.
Just ten thousand.
Ding Ling was unyielding!
He was just bold!
He urged his horse forward within the blaring of the horns.
Ding Ling saw battalions erging from the camp.
Leading them was an elderly man whose hair was streaked with white and commanded authority without anger.
His eyes were piercingly sharp; it seed he spotted Ding Ling, and he loudly said:
"I am Mu Renqing! May I know your honored na, and why are you storming our camp and killing without reason?"
Mu Renqing.
Such a familiar na.
Ding Ling was montarily stunned, but quickly recalled.
Wasn’t he the teacher of Yuan Chengzhi, Divine Fist Invincible Gui Xinshu, and others from "Green Blood Sword"?
Sect Leader of the Huashan Sect.
Known as the Divine Sword Immortal Ape!
Reputed to be the top figure in Green Blood Sword.
Why would he be here, colluding with players and Kebineng?
Ding Ling was puzzled.
But since they were enemies, Ding Ling naturally wouldn’t care how reputed, righteous he was before.
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