Blue Phoenix Chapter 36 - Young Master of the Jing Family

“So they think that I am nothing without my weapon,” Hui Yue thought to himself as he looked at the snowstorm which was raging around him. After looking at the sword in his hand, a satisfied smile appeared, and he flicked it once more sending ice shards to the three experts. The fourth had long since died because he had failed to protect himself with wu wei. The pain from his leg had blinded the man causing his demise.

“Let’s see who shreds who,” Hui Yue said laughing as he stopped pouring wu wei into his sword and instead sheathed it. He placed it into a storage stone he had embedded in a bracelet around his arm.

Although this weapon was outstanding, Hui Yue was used to fighting with a dagger, and his skills with a sword were still not great. Because of this he decided to fight them head on without a weapon but with wu wei. Should he have problems, then he could always transform into a wolf.

As Hui Yue stopped the flow of wu wei into the sword the snowstorm slowly died down. The surrounding temperature once more started to rise, and the ground which had been dry before was now filled with mud. Inside this mud was Hui Yue standing tall while looking at the three Kings who had exerted the majority of their wu wei to protect themselves from the snowstorm. Despite the fact that they had used so much wu wei, none of them regretted it.

“Now he is out of energy!” one of them yelled excitedly. “Watch as I, your grandfather, show you what a cultivator is like!” he continued as wu wei gathered around his fist. He then launched himself forward at the young man with a manic grin on his face.

Seeing his opponent rush towards him, Hui Yue showed no signs of retreating or fear; instead, he just stood there, smiling. He waited for the man to get within range. When he did, a massive golden palm suddenly appeared out of thin air above him. The cultivator tried his best to avoid it, but as Hui Yue gestured with his own palm, the attack descended from the sky at a rapid speed; a speed which was impossible to avoid.

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