Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 658: Divine Division Battle (3)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The blazing saber energy swept toward the Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor in a resplendent wave.

Even someone as strong as Silver Eyes didn't dare to underestimate this terrifying strike, preparing to resist it with all his might.

But as the saber energy was about to strike, it disappeared.

As Silver Eyes froze in surprise, Tang Jie unleashed another attack, this time attacking from his side.

The Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor's Thousand Hands spread out, releasing a barrier.

But again, the saber energy disappeared before making impact.

The Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor was again taken aback. Just when he was wondering what Tang Jie was up to, Tang Jie unleashed another blow.

The Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor was mentally prepared this time, and as expected, the saber energy disappeared before it reached him.

Like a maniac, Tang Jie continued to swing his saber, each one fierce and savage. Silver Eyes was incensed by this behavior. "This is your strongest move? An illusion?"

"No! The Dao of Time!" Tang Jie coldly replied after making his fourteenth swing.

He threw aside the saber and punched!

"Devil Crushing Fist!"

A berserk roar rang out as Tang Jie put all of his strength into this punch.

Immense power instantly locked down the space around the Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor, and he suddenly felt an unprecedented danger approaching.

This danger had come so quickly and so fiercely that the Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor didn't even have time to defend.

Ten thousand arts with a thought still requiring thinking.

He had just begun to form this thought when the vanished saber energies reappeared, attacking the Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor from various angles.

"NOOO!" the Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor crazily yelled.

The Thousand Hands instantly radiated a blinding light.

But this attack backed by the entirety of Tang Jie's power wasn't so easy to block. Those hands shattered under those blazing saber energies, instantly obliterated, and the sharp blades easily sliced through the sil

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