Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 601: Danger

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

As the crescent moon rose, its silver light illuminated the world, and then the light of sunset shone on the horizon.

Silver radiance complemented the red sunset, but in the middle of this strange and beautiful phenomenon was endless killing intent.

The light was gentle like the hand of a lover, and the representatives didn't feel anything as it touched them, but when it fell on the Bloodguards, it was like pouring boiling oil onto snow. Steam instantly roiled up, the light melting away all the blood it touched, and the Bloodguards began to crumble.

"The Ethereal Ocean Moon Formation! Illuminating the world with purifying light!" the Blood River Lord howled. "You're the Water Moon Celestial Sovereign's disciple!"

"That is the ancestor of my lowly sect," Tang Jie said with a smile.

The formation he had just used was the Basking Moon Sect's Ethereal Ocean Moon Formation, one of the guardian formations of the Basking Moon Sect. It was passed down from the Water Moon Celestial Sovereign and intended for subduing evil and purging demonic energy. The Bloodguards were the work of evil arts, so there was no better formation than this to deal with them.

The moment he used it, almost all the Bloodguards that had appeared so far were exterminated, with only that Blood River General managing to jump back into the Blood Sea before the moonlight killed him. Even so, the blood plasma covering him had been devastated by the moonlight.

The representatives were delighted by this sight.

Hei Yan shouted, "Why didn't you use it earlier!?"

Tang Jie bitterly smiled. "Because it's the only one I have, and the Bloodguards… There are still more of them."

As he spoke, more Bloodguards emerged from the Blood Sea and continued to charge at them.

Tang Jie's original plan was to wait until all the Bloodguards had come out and then use the formation to kill them all, but the Blood River Lord was extremely cautious with his soldiers, sending them out in batches rather than mindlessly

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