Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1512: The Third Generation Takes Action! (II)

Chapter 1512: The Third Generation Takes Action! (II)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Though Wang Chong had initially been forced into getting past the barrier by Bagushidu, his attention was now entirely focused on this task.

If he wanted to obtain the Origin Immortal Art, he had to conquer this barrier.

Buzz!

The third-generation successor, standing in the middle section of the chain, several hundred meters from the end of the stone bridge, reached back behind him. The vast pavilion of the Trayastrimsa Heaven quickly gathered together into a massive golden halberd.

The successor casually struck out, and a roiling wave of golden energy joined together with the power of the golden halberd to instantly destroy several dozen swords.

The successor turned his head and made another attack. Another several dozen flying swords were obliterated by the domineering Origin Immortal Stellar Energy before they could even get close.

But this was merely the beginning. With the Trayastrimsa Heaven halberd in hand, the third-generation successor soared in power and immediately launched an attack on the thousands of swords around him.

Boom!

One wave of Origin Immortal Stellar Energy after another hurtled forward, taking the form of dragons and tigers as they crushed the flying swords through sheer strength.

The Origin Immortal Lord's disciple once more displayed his formidable might.

Even though there were so many flying swords attacking and the environment was extremely unfavorable, the third-generation successor continued to keep up the attack. The numerous tattered swords were destroyed in great swaths, their shards passing the chains as they tumbled into the abyss.

"Incredible! Is this really enough to get through? Was I approaching it from the wrong angle?" Bagushidu muttered to himself. Matters were proceeding so smoothly that he found it hard to believe.

Wang Chong also creased his brow. The situation was favorable to him, but he instinctively felt that things could not be this simple.

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