Du Yanran let out a White Tiger Tiger Roar, the shockwave of sound surged toward Li Feng like water waves. At the sa ti, Du Yanran’s figure moved like the wind, chasing that sonic attack as she pounced at Li Feng.
White Tiger Claw.
Seeing Du Yanran directly unleash a two-part ultimate move, Li Feng didn’t just sit and wait for death. His King Sword had long since accumulated plenty of energy.
Domineering Thunder Fla Slash.
In an instant, violet Thunder Fla transford into a Vermilion Bird spreading its wings, colliding head‑on with the roaring, claw‑waving White Tiger.
In a flash, the ground all around Li Feng’s feet shattered like tofu dregs. The White Tiger Claw tore the earth apart, instantly carving a massive chunk out of the hard mountainside rocks, which then completely collapsed into rubble.
And Li Feng, who was at the center of the attack, was even less able to escape. Countless claw edges swept across his flesh, like a storm of chaotic Wind Blades constantly rending his body.
However, Li Feng had the Undying Body protecting him. Even though Du Yanran’s attacks were everywhere, covering three hundred and sixty degrees with no blind spot, she still couldn’t instantly crush Li Feng.
At the sa ti, Li Feng’s Domineering Thunder Fla also fell without the slightest flourish, cleaving directly onto Du Yanran’s White Tiger form.
The Sword Qi ford by Thunder Fla tore open that massive White Tiger, then, unstoppable, slashed down onto Du Yanran’s White Tiger Transformation body.
Even though the White Tiger Transformation provided Du Yanran with formidable defense, it was still broken through by Domineering Thunder Fla; in an instant, a spray of blood shot out from Du Yanran’s chest.
Poof.
Grievously injured, Du Yanran couldn’t withstand the all‑pervasive, rampaging Thunder Fla. She spat out a mouthful of old blood with a puff.
And the mist of blood in midair, once tainted by Thunder Fla, was ignited as well. If nothing unexpected happened, this Domineering Thunder Fla would directly burn Du Yanran to ashes in the coming monts.
But just then, a streak of flowing light appeared in midair, instantly arriving behind Du Yanran and catching her as she was sent flying backward.
A tyrannical Power directly suppressed Du Yanran’s injuries. At the sa ti, an incomparably huge turtle appeared in midair, pressing straight down toward Li Feng.
Li Fengtu was suddenly suppressed by this turtle. He wanted to forcibly break free, but this turtle was too strong, and Li Feng, who had just clashed with Du Yanran, had yet to recover his Qi. In an instant, he was forced down to one knee.
"What a ruthless little brat from the Sikong family, you really don’t hold back when you strike."
The newcor looked at the suppressed Li Feng and gave a cold snort, then said, "Still not putting away your Vermilion Bird Fire? If you really kill him, then even if your Family Head cos in person, he won’t be able to protect you."
Li Feng felt as if a mountain was pressing down on him; just lifting his head consud all his strength. He saw that the newcor was a middle‑aged man with a well‑proportioned build, not burly, even carrying a trace of scholarly air. The man had long sideburn whiskers and looked rather immortal‑like.
"Father."
At this mont, Ouyang Qiuhai, who had been watching the fight from the periter, saw this middle‑aged man. Despite her inner fear, she still stepped forward and called him "Father."
"Qiuhai, why are you here?"
The middle‑aged man was precisely the Third Elder of Nine Layers Mountain, also a great general of Ancestor Dragon City’s army, and moreover Ouyang Qiuhai’s father, Ouyang Tianshu.
Before Ouyang Qiuhai could speak, Sikong Yu at the side抢先 said, "Third Elder, if you want to save Senior Brother Du, shouldn’t you first withdraw your Divine Skills?"
"So it’s the little girl from the Sikong family. That kid over there is also from your house? Why does he look a bit unfamiliar?"
"Uncle Ouyang, he’s not from my Sikong family. In short, there’s no ti to explain. If you don’t let him go right now, Senior Brother Du really won’t be saved."
Ouyang Tianshu lowered his head and glanced at Du Yanran. Although his Power was suppressing that Vermilion Bird Fire, he suddenly realized that his strength also seed to be getting eroded by that Fire. This was a bit bizarre.
Vermilion Bird Fire was indeed like maggots on the bone, extrely hard to extinguish, but if suppressed, it could be held down for a ti. Yet now...
Ouyang Tianshu frowned slightly, but still withdrew his Xuan Turtle Seal Divine Skills. He raised his eyes to look at Li Feng and said, "Brat, hurry up and put away your Fire."
In just this brief mont, blood had already seeped from the corner of Li Feng’s mouth. The other party’s aura was so strong—compared to him, that Golden Core Late Stage Zeng Xingtian was nothing at all.
But, you say ’put it away’ and I put it away—where’s my Li Feng’s face in that?
"I can put it away, sure, but shouldn’t we make things clear first?" Li Feng straightened up, his gaze locking onto Ouyang Tianshu.
Ouyang Tianshu let out an "Oh," and before he could speak, the Garrison Commanders and Camp Captains from First Line Pass who had co with him all frowned. One hot‑tempered one simply stepped out, glared at Li Feng, and said, "Brat, when you’re told to put it away, you put it away. Where’d you get all this nonsense from?"
"You know this is First Line Pass, yet you dare stir up trouble here. Even if you’ve got so background, you can’t shoulder the consequences of impacting the border defenses."
"If Camp Captain Du has so much as a scratch more, humph, then you can wait to pay with your life. And you’d better pray your Family is truly strong enough, or else your entire Family will be dragged down with you."
This Camp Captain was utterly unceremonious. Though Du Yanran was only a Deputy Captain of one camp, her background was not low, and she was also Ouyang Tianshu’s personal disciple. To injure her here at First Line Pass was not only a slap in Du Yanran’s face, but also in this man’s face, and in the face of the entire First Line Pass Border Army.
How could this matter be easily brushed aside?
Li Feng, however, remained utterly unafraid, sneering repeatedly. "I myself am my background. You want to hold responsible, is that it?"
"I’m the one who wants to pursue your First Line Pass Garrison’s responsibility."
"Heh, brat, did that suppression scramble your brains? You’re going to investigate our responsibility? What a joke."
The Camp Captain gave a sinister, chilly laugh.
Sikong Yu saw things spiraling out of control and knew that if this kept going, the consequences would be unimaginable—especially since this was sothing that absolutely couldn’t be pursued further.
This Li Feng was notorious as a trouble‑stirring stick; he had no idea what fear even was. She couldn’t guarantee what on earth this guy would end up doing.
She had to talk him down.
Sikong Yu imdiately stepped forward and said, "I am Sikong Yu. My father is the Family Head of the Sikong family. Li Feng is my husband."
"The Vermilion Bird Clan, Sikong line."
The Camp Captain who had spoken earlier clearly had his imposing manner weaken a bit. The Sikong Family was a First Rank Family, their status was anything but low.
Oh—Ouyang Tianshu was also slightly surprised at this. A son‑in‑law of the Sikong family?
He hadn’t been out on Patrol for that long, but it felt like a lot had happened that he had no clue about.
After Sikong Yu finished speaking, she suddenly whirled around and ca directly to stand before Li Feng. Li Feng frowned, looking at her.
"Shut up." Sikong Yu directly told Li Feng to shut up, then lowered her voice in front of him and said, "Li Feng, no matter how this is handled, there’s one point—Du Yanran cannot die. Otherwise, even with your Commander status as evaluated by Nine Layers Mountain’s Martial Strategy Hall, you still won’t be able to save yourself."
"As for settling scores, that’s sothing for later, understand?"
Sikong Yu’s gaze burned into Li Feng’s.
Li Feng, however, took a step forward, practically pressing up against Sikong Yu’s body. "Since when did you beco my Lady? How co I didn’t know?"
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