Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 509: Obstruction

When He Yueyang declared the cultivation type of Tang Jie's original body, Tang Jie knew that he would be unable to keep the secret that he had kept hidden all this time.

Although he had known that the day would come when this secret would be exposed, when the time came, Tang Jie still felt unwilling and reluctant. After all, the original body's strength was still Tang Jie's greatest backing, the reason he was able to so freely wander about.

Now that he had been exposed, all he could do was to get as much capital back as he could before his opponents could develop countermeasures.

He Yueyang was unquestionably one of these sources of capital that he had to take back.

Thus, as He Yueyang spoke, Tang Jie's original body let out a berserk roar and leaped from the ground, swinging that long-handled warhammer like he was Sun Wukong wielding his golden cudgel.

He Yueyang hastily countered. In the face of this sort of savage body refiner, little tricks were useless. Only strength was effective here. He Yueyang gathered up all of his spiritual energy and unleashed an attack of pure power.

Hammer and palm clashed, and He Yueyang's entire body once more exploded with light. Though his body swayed, he once more resisted the blow.

This tyrannical hammer that could even smash mountains seemed unable to do anything to He Yueyang. He sneered and said, "I'm telling you: it's useless."

"Then let's keep going!" Tang Jie roared as he swung his hammer a third time.

Accompanying that blazing streak of light was a whirlwind of energy that completely engulfed He Yueyang.

Even He Yueyang grimaced in the face of this berserk torrent of energy.

While it was true that he could block a full-force attack from Tang Jie, that was only when his spell art was operating at maximum capacity. Every blow he blocked consumed large amounts of spiritual power, and he needed time to absorb more energy and rest.

But Tang Jie made these attacks as naturally as breathing, and things were much more straightforward for him.

When wild instinct clashed with meti

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