In this world of stars, other than the sun, who can suppress the radiant moon?
And the sun is the emblem of "Light City," aning that the Zhen Yue crest indicates that although the ng Xiao family is rooted in the North Continent, in reality, they pledge allegiance to the Light God’s Seat in the West Continent.
Missing with one strike, Gu Shen imdiately fled afar.
For him, this axe was not without gain... At least he unleashed the power of Zhen Yue!
With the protection of [Moonlight], no wonder ng Xiao was so confident just now that he didn’t even use the Magic Robe’s barrier!
Gu Shen retreated to a distance, reshaping the iron axe in his hand into a long sword.
With one swing, he slashed open the net of light!
He landed far away, dozens of ters away.
"That axe just now was very powerful... Unfortunately, it’s still not enough."
ng Xiao remained composed, pressing his palm down again, the gathered Dark Light scattered and fell into the Snow Mountain Range, lurking within the long night.
He pressed down the net that had surfaced once more.
For him, this was a ga of cat and mouse.
This Black Snow Mountain is an excellent Broken Chain Zone.
Perhaps only the "Divine Throne" can see everything that happens here, as long as he remains patient, Gu Shen’s hidden cards will be forced out, one by one.
First the indestructible iron edge, then the mysterious veil enhancing spiritual power, and the auxiliary silver glow whose origin and purpose are unknown.
These sealed items are indeed exceptional.
But they are not what ng Xiao wants to see.
With his hands behind his back, he slowly asked, "Is there more?"
"Yes, there is."
Gu Shen smiled coldly.
He glanced behind him, where the scattered dark light had already encompassed him again, ready to be lifted at any mont, the sealed robe looked very useful... just a thought could cover such a large area.
If his guess was right, this should not be rely the effect of the Magic Robe.
ng Xiao’s Domain Power must also be imbued within it.
Gu Shen knew that when facing this Fourth-order Transcendent alone... no matter what cards he played, his chances of winning were slim.
He is a genius.
ng Xiao is, too.
He has fortuitous encounters.
ng Xiao also has them!
Under such circumstances of a real gap of realms, even if Gu Shen is a Transcendent of the Super Second Realm... it’s useless.
The thods he painstakingly set up could be easily resolved by ng Xiao.
If things continued like this,
it would surely force out the "Divine’s Will" behind him.
However, the battle between Transcendents is not entirely determined by "raw strength" to decide victory...
Gu Shen suddenly asked, "Do you know that in this Black Snow Mountain, there is a Nightmare Gate wandering around?"
ng Xiao was slightly taken aback, frowning.
"Your light... is too bright."
Gu Shen softly said, "Why don’t we make this world a bit darker."
With that, he extinguished the fire at his forehead.
Imdiately, Gu Shen spread his fingers, grabbing from the snowy ground nearby, picking up a long, narrow frozen stone. Under the control of the [Iron Throne], countless iron filings rapidly rotated around the frozen stone, black frost and snow splintering, and fragnts of ice flew from the stone’s surface.
A second later.
With a "chi" sound, a crisp explosive crack!
The stone in Gu Shen’s hand suddenly burned under the friction of the iron edge, a weak ghostly fla erged amidst the icy skies, this fla was so much weaker compared to ng Xiao’s "Blessing Light."
It seed that the slightest breeze would extinguish it.
Thus, the next mont, a strong wind truly descended between the snow mountains.
The black snow danced wildly in the sky.
The tides surged.
ng Xiao’s expression was a mix of gloom and disbelief.
He watched in disbelief as the young man he had wrapped in a "heavenly net" disappeared into the snow storm.
Within a few breaths, he vanished with the black snow, scattering with the wind.
Without a trace.
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(This Chapter was quite challenging to write; it took a long ti to polish, so it’s a bit short. I’ll update again around 12 noon tomorrow.)
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