Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 682: Playing the Same Trick

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

When the Thunder Blade Fiend Emperor was slain, Yiyi's battle with the three—no, two now—fiend kings was also reaching its end.

After that heavily injured fiend king had been slain, the combat puppet and bean soldiers were more than enough to deal with the remaining two. But in order to reduce losses, Yiyi had the bean soldiers on rotation, grinding away at the fiend kings.

The two fiend kings should have been able to last a while, but the death of the Thunder Blade Fiend Emperor had obliterated their confidence.

As Tang Jie imperiously strode toward them, the two fiend kings looked at each other, both wanting to flee.

But the Imprisoning Dragon Formation had "Imprisoning" in its name for a reason, and it wasn't something they could escape that easily. In the end, Tang Jie slew them both.

Having killed what needed to be killed, Tang Jie took the possessions of the fiends and tossed their bodies into the diagram. As always, he took everything that had value.

The most valuable was the Thunder Blade Fiend Emperor himself, of course. His fiend pellet was the size of a goose egg, a translucent crystal brimming with lightning energy. As for the Heaven Thunder Saber, it had been transformed from the Thunder Serpent's horn, and it had now returned to its original form. Besides that, the flesh and bones of the Thunder Serpent were also very valuable. Even though they had been blasted to bits, Tang Jie still gathered them all up and put them together, leaving them next to the remaining half of the Silver Eyes Fiend Emperor's centipede body.

These were top-class materials, and Tang Jie currently didn't have the ability to fully exploit them, so he had decided to store them away for now.

Besides that, Thunder Blade had also left behind his warship.

Thunder Blade's strongest divine treasure had been ruined from the inside out because of Tang Jie, but because Tang Jie had planned to take it from the beginning, he naturally hadn't damaged it to an irreparable state.

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