Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1515: One Sword, One Thought!

Chapter 1515: One Sword, One Thought!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Bagushidu softly breathed in, and the Stellar Energy in his body began to turn. He was preparing to take action. The moment Wang Chong failed, he needed to move, but regardless, he had fulfilled his end of the deal with Ozmish.

Truly, what a pity!

Bagushidu looked at Wang Chong and internally sighed.

Bagushidu's judgment was correct; Wang Chong was in an extremely dangerous situation. All kinds of swords in various states of disrepair, all gleaming with golden light, were howling toward him.

Bang! Wang Chong suddenly jumped forward with all his strength. A moment later, he heard a deafening clang.

Thousands of flying swords had struck the chain behind him, unleashing an explosion of sparks.

The chain forged from Ten Thousand Year Cold Iron and covered in all kinds of ancient inscriptions was peppered with dense marks, some even gouging several inches deep.

While Wang Chong had managed to escape, his entire body was drenched in cold sweat.

The meager Stellar Energy available to him was rapidly dwindling.

There was no time for hesitation. Wang Chong hastily focused his mind and repaired the flaw, once more taking up his disguise as a giant chain.

But while he had escaped one disaster, an even greater danger was coming.

Wang Chong's body was getting heavier and heavier, that invisible pressure having already doubled or tripled in this brief period, and it was showing no signs of stopping.

Not only that, Wang Chong's Psychic Energy was also being consumed at an astonishing rate.

It was like he was constantly battling with some high-level Psychic Energy.

In the thick fog, the flying swords were continuing to circle around. They had lost Wang Chong's energy, but the first-generation successor had already grasped Wang Chong's general location. He only needed a little more information to pin his location down and kill him.

But Wang Chong had to deal with an even greater crisis first.

Buzz!

There was a hum in the air, and W

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