Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 636: Battlefield

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

This day was undoubtedly the longest day in Zhao Qing's life.

On this day, he witnessed one of those fiend assaults spoken of in the legends.

On this day, the old veteran who had been teaching him all this time was slain in battle.

On this day, he met a man who saved his life and changed his fate and the fate of countless others.

Standing in front of Zhao Qing, Tang Jie casually swatted a cat fiend to death as one might swat a mosquito.

He didn't notice the excited gaze of that young soldier who had just been saved, only gazed into the distance.

Flying fiends were howling and roaring as they devoured humans. A flaming bull bellowed and rammed into the protective formation, its immense strength rapidly draining the formation of energy while its flames coiled up like snakes and instantly turned several dozen soldiers into ash. A giant black bear stood on the walls, swinging its paws around with enough force to shake mountains, shattering the masonry around it. Countless fiend birds descended from the sky, lunging at their foes.

At the same time, cultivators put up a brave fight, and several of them drew Tang Jie's attention.

A white-clothed man wielding a sword flitted among the fiends, moving with incredible speed and almost always striking at the weak points of his enemies. He probably had some sort of Insight ability. And while his sword light seemed ethereal and weightless, it was brimming with sharp murderous intent.

A young woman holding a jade zither lightly strummed it, and countless musical notes struck the charging fiends, many of which died on the spot, unable to react.

A person wrapped in a black cloak waved what was clearly a soul-gathering banner, from which countless ghosts emerged, attacking the fiends as they wailed and wept. The surrounding people didn't react at all, clearly used to such things. Many forbidden arts had ceased to be forbidden in a bid to compete against the fiends, and ghost arts were clearly no taboo here.

There was al

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