939: Chapter 949: The Scarlet Moon!
(Second update) 939: Chapter 949: The Scarlet Moon!
(Second update) Co on!
Tang Zhong said coldly.
He then looked at Xia Yuqing and said, “Leave everything to !”
“Alright!” Xia Yuqing nodded.
Scenes like this were all too familiar; countless missions had been completed alongside Tang Zhong, and he had saved her countless tis.
Back in the Deadly Forest, she’d thought she would die—it was Tang Zhong who appeared and saved her.
And now, it was the sa scenario all over again.
She had once again thought she was going to die, yet Tang Zhong appeared, speaking the sa words as he did in the Deadly Forest.
Leave everything to !
Alright!
Xia Yuqing truly wanted to entrust everything to Tang Zhong.
Even her own life—through all these years, she had wished she could give herself fully to Tang Zhong.
At this mont, the Wolf King had already entered a berserk state.
With a furious roar, it suddenly leapt from the high platform.
This was the territory of the werewolves, where the largest high platform was a giant rock pointing directly toward the sky, symbolizing the status of the leader.
As the Wolf King swept through the air like a shadow, it pounced toward Tang Zhong.
With a thunderous crash, it landed on the ground, shaking the Earth beneath them.
The towering Wolf King, nearly two ters in height, though advanced in age, had a face filled with savagery.
“You slaughtered so many elite werewolves; I must rip you apart!”
It bared its fangs at Tang Zhong, saliva dripping from its teeth.
With a howl toward the heavens, the Wolf King unleashed a piercing cry.
Howls echoed everywhere!
From all directions, wolves began to appear.
Werewolves and wolf packs were essentially one and the sa.
The Wolf King’s battles were always witnessed by the werewolves.
As the wolves assembled, the Wolf King lunged at Tang Zhong.
Its claws, as solid as steel, slashed directly at him.
“I will tear your body apart and crush your wildly beating heart under my foot, human!”
Tang Zhong brought his Tang Sword forward, clashing fiercely with the Wolf King’s claws.
With a deafening boom.
The two forces collided; the Wolf King was imdiately forced backward.
Tang Zhong was also pushed back—it must be said, the Wolf King’s strength was imnse.
That single slash could likely demolish an entire skyscraper.
In an instant, the surrounding wolves began howling.
Their cries reinvigorated the Wolf King, who snarled at Tang Zhong and charged forward again.
Its claws gleaming with deadly intent!
Tang Zhong gripped his Tang Sword.
Each ti the Wolf King attacked fiercely, it was forced back by Tang Zhong; it couldn’t even approach him.
“This is impossible!” the Wolf King roared furiously.
Tang Zhong, calm and composed, wielded his sword and struck once more.
As the Wolf King lunged upward.
The long blade descended forcefully, crushing the Wolf King from mid-air and slamming it straight to the ground.
Thunderous echoes filled the air.
The Earth split open into countless worm-like cracks, dense and spreading.
The Wolf King collapsed onto the ground, with Tang Sword pressing against its body.
At the current Martial Arts Peak of Tang Zhong, few could rival him.
The Wolf King before him was close in strength but ultimately no match.
The surrounding wolves whined in fear.
Wolves might have been beasts, but they feared the strong.
Especially strong humans—heroes could fight wolf packs.
At this mont, they began to retreat.
Unwilling to accept defeat, the Wolf King staggered back on its feet, blood dripping from its mouth, its eyes blazing with murderous intent.
“Who…what kind of person are you?!” the Wolf King snarled.
Tang Zhong said nothing and attacked again.
His Tang Sword slashed forward.
It swept through the air, radiating overwhelming killing intent, slicing directly across the Wolf King’s body.
The Wolf King tried to dodge, but its speed wasn’t fast enough.
With a sickening crunch, one of its arms was severed, blood spraying everywhere.
“You’ve provoked soone you shouldn’t have!” Tang Zhong said coldly.
“Soone we shouldn’t have?!” The Wolf King gritted its teeth angrily, “Our werewolf clan has never feared anyone in this world!”
“You humans believe in your strength too much, thinking you can do whatever you want.
I take it you’re new here, so you probably don’t know the rules.
Never co to Mount Collins on a full moon night—soone must have reminded you of that, right?”
The Wolf King laughed cruelly, completely unconcerned about its severed arm.
The full moon—it was the ti for werewolves to go berserk.
Tang Zhong understood this.
“Let tell you sothing: Even those Judgnt Court dogs who usually wander around here haven’t dared to co tonight.
Do you know why?
Because they fear it!”
The Wolf King’s laughter grew crueler still.
“I admit I underestimated you at first, but soon, you’ll beco nothing more than torn flesh, devoured by .
Look—the moon above is becoming fuller and redder.”
The Wolf King barely glanced upward before erupting in laughter, “Ha ha ha ha ha!
The heavens truly favor us—that’s the Blood Moon!”
Tang Zhong also looked up at the moon, hanging in the sky.
It was crimson, emanating a blood-red aura.
The Scarlet Moon!
It ca once in a century!
anwhile, at the foot of the mountain—
Two figures stood gazing at Mount Collins ahead, not daring to approach.
They were clad in long robes resembling dieval Judicator robes.
Upon closer inspection, one could see a symbol of crossed swords on their chests—the emblem of the Judgnt Court.
One man and one woman—the man had flaxen hair, and the woman’s was golden.
“George, the Scarlet Moon—it’s once in a hundred years…
Those werewolves and vampires will lose their minds!” the golden-haired woman exclaid as she gazed up at the Blood Moon.
“Indeed, Long.
Since joining the ranks of the Judicators, guarding this volcano, we’ve never seen anything like this,” the man known as George replied.
The woman’s na was Long!
“If nothing else happens, we should leave imdiately—it’s far too dangerous here.”
Xia Ling, who had been saved by Tang Zhong, had been searching for him but eventually ran downhill, where she spotted the duo.
Xia Ling ran hurriedly toward them.
“Quickly…help us!”
Long and George stopped in their tracks, turned around, and saw Xia Ling.
They furrowed their brows, “A human?”
“Yes!”
Xia Ling ran up to them and pleaded, “Hurry…
save soone!
My sister was taken up the mountain!”
“Then let her die!” George scoffed.
“This is the Blood Moon—anyone who goes up there is dood unless those elders from the Judgnt Court intervene.”
“Who…what kind of people are you?” Xia Ling shouted.
“We’re from the Judgnt Court.
Forget it, young lady.
You wouldn’t understand even if I told you.
Leave now—this is no place for you.” George retorted.
“Fine then!” Xia Ling no longer begged them.
She turned to look up at the mountain and muttered, “The man nad Tang Zhong…
you must save my sister from those werewolves!
I’m counting on you!”
She was from Xuan Country but had grown up abroad, believing in divine powers.
At that mont, she closed her eyes, pressed her hands together, and prayed earnestly.
Just as George and Long were preparing to leave, Xia Ling’s ntion of Tang Zhong’s na caught their attention.
They abruptly turned toward her and asked, “Who did you just say would save her?”
Xia Ling glared at them and snapped, “Why does it matter to you?
You’re not going to help anyway!”
“Tell —who is it?” George suddenly drew a long blade from his back and held it against Xia Ling’s neck.
Stunned, Xia Ling never expected such a turn of events.
“I said it’s Tang Zhong…”
Tang Zhong!
The na hung in the air as George and Long exchanged glances and then broke into grins.
They recalled a previous order issued within the Judgnt Court to locate a man nad Tang Zhong across the Federation.
It seed the leaders of the Judgnt Court had…so business with this Tang Zhong.
And one of those leaders was nad Ogur!
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