The snow and wind swept the fragnted ice, striking the bloodstained garnts of the two with a faint sound.
Qin Tian was covered in blood, yet no wound was visible on his skin; the regeneration power of the Immortal Battle Body continued its silent operation.
In contrast, Alaya’s dark green flesh wings were riddled with deep wounds visible to the bone, with blood continually seeping from the torn wing mbrane. Her aura was noticeably weaker than before, a stark contrast to the earlier arrogant Rakshasa.
"This battle should end."
Qin Tian’s voice pierced through the snow and wind. Before he finished speaking, his figure had already shot forth like an arrow from a bowstring.
The Night Demon Wings on his back flapped fiercely, stirring up a whirlwind of black air. The Black Frost Battle Saber in his hand shimred with a fierce arc of lightning, the blade enveloped in the aggressive Sword Intent of the Overlord Blade Body, slicing straight at Alaya’s head!
This slash had no frills, yet it was incredibly fast.
Alaya’s pupils shrunk as she swung her blood-red longsword to block.
"Clang!"
Amid the loud crash of tal, she felt a huge force traveling up her sword, causing her arm to go numb as she was forced to retreat repeatedly.
At this mont, the white jade bracelet on her wrist suddenly lit up with a gentle glow, a pure Power of Healing surged into her body through the bracelet, healing her wounds at a visible speed, and her aura slightly recovered.
As a mber of the Luoho Clan, she was not short on ans to save her life, and this jade bracelet was a healing accessory she carried.
"Want to kill ? You’re far from qualified."
A trace of ferocity flashed in Alaya’s eyes. She admitted that Qin Tian’s strength was beyond her expectations, and she had suffered a considerable loss, but if Qin Tian thought he had already secured the upper hand, he was sorely mistaken.
Utilizing the Power of Healing to stabilize herself, Alaya’s blood-red longsword once again glowed with black-red light, engaging in battle with Qin Tian.
Qin Tian’s Sword Montum grew increasingly aggressive; each strike with the Black Frost Battle Saber carried the Armor-Breaking effect of the Sword Intent of the Overlord Blade Body. Amid the collisions, he also occasionally used the Celestial Destiny Critical Strike, triggering multiple critical hits.
The critical hit blade flash passed in an instant, each ti adding new wounds to Alaya.
In a short mont, Alaya’s flesh wings bore three more deep gashes visible to the bone, with dark green blood dripping from the wing mbrane, leaving eerie marks on the snowy ground.
Yet, Alaya, being Tier Seven Holy Blood with rich combat experience, seized a swing gap in Qin Tian’s attacks, abruptly channeling Spiritual Energy, her blood-red longsword turning into a fleeting shadow, and once again deploying the Holy Blood Martial Technique [Rakshasa Ghost Sword].
This ti, she didn’t disperse her strength to create shadows, but concentrated her Spiritual Energy into one sword, its speed exceeding the limits of space, bypassing Qin Tian’s Sword Montum and slashing directly at his left arm!
"Thud!"
Blood splattered as Qin Tian’s left arm severed, dropping onto the snow, instantly frozen by the harsh cold.
Upon seeing this, a flash of joy passed through Alaya’s eyes; she was about to press the advantage when she saw the severed limb glimring with golden light. New flesh sprouts rapidly grew at a visible pace, and within two breaths, a completely intact left arm was regrown.
"Damn it!"
Alaya gritted her teeth, her eyes filled with frustration and anger.
Qin Tian’s regenerative ability was too absurd; unless one could chop off his head, he was essentially an unkillable monster.
"Is this all a noble Holy Blood descendant can muster?"
Standing in the snowstorm, Qin Tian looked at Alaya with a faint gaze, the disdain in his tone like needles piercing her heart.
Alaya coldly snorted, intending to retort, but she suddenly heard chaotic footsteps in the distance. The frozen soil under her feet slightly trembled, even the wind and snow seed to be stirred into more fury by this movent.
Her gaze shifted, then, as if realizing sothing, a vicious curve tugged at her lips.
"Qin Tian, don’t celebrate too early. I’d like to see you protect your Ice Extre Pass next!"
This operation team split into two routes.
She led the main force directly to assault the Ice Extre Pass, aiming to kill Qin Tian and all soldiers within.
The other team, led by Liu Yuan, a Tier Six Seven Stars Beastmaster with Golden Bloodline, directed the remaining mbers to drive the Snow Beasts across the glacier, attacking Ice Extre Pass from another side, ultimately creating the illusion that "Ice Extre Pass was wiped out by Snow Beasts."
In Alaya’s view, Ice Extre Pass’s forces were extrely weak; without Qin Tian, it was simply an easily defeated frontier base.
Liu Yuan, being an experienced Beastmaster, had several Tier Six Spirit Beasts under his care. Additionally, with thousands of Snow Beasts’ impact, it was enough to turn Ice Extre Pass into ruins.
Therefore, now, she didn’t need to defeat Qin Tian, she just needed to hold him, so that Qin Tian could helplessly watch his domain be destroyed and his soldiers torn apart by Snow Beasts.
This ntal tornt was more satisfying to her than killing Qin Tian.
Seeing the vicious, confident smile on Alaya’s face, Qin Tian couldn’t help but find it funny, almost wanting to remind her: You seem to be celebrating too early.
Even if he weren’t at Ice Extre Pass, Xiong, Terreda, Old Ghost, Li Qi and other skilled individuals were present, not to ntion, he had already stationed Jie La, Kazik, and Karsas, the three powerful "special forces" in the Pass.
Jie La’s plant domain alone can lay a sky-net around Ice Extre Pass, more than sufficient to block the Snow Beasts’ impact. Combined with other Tier Six forces, not to ntion Liu Yuan with several Tier Six Spirit Beasts and Snow Beasts, even if another Tier Seven powerhouse arrived, they might still fail to breach the defenses of Ice Extre Pass.
It can only be said that the Luoho Clan is indeed overconfident.
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