Blue Phoenix Chapter 67 - Trash Gets Left Behind

The fight was completely one-sided. Hui Yue and Xiao Ning instantly defeated the group that attempted to rob them. Although their kicks and fists were relentless, they did not continue after they lost consciousness. For Hui Yue, there was no reason to beat someone when they were down.

Xiao Ning seemed to have a similar thought, and he stopped attacking as he looked at the bloodied, unconscious people furrowing his brow. “What do we do with them now?” he asked slightly confused, but Hui Yue just shrugged. “They are cultivators,” he pointed out. “Although they are going to be sore they won’t die. Just leave them here,” he said before he squatted down in front of them and with experienced hands started to roam about their clothes until he found a few storage stones. “This is the price you pay,” he said before he tossed some of the storage stones to Xiao Ning, not forgetting to share the spoils of war.

Accepting the stones, the two experts once more continued onwards, but although they had already been caught up to once, they did not increase their speed. Slowly and steadily they continued their thorough examination of the tunnel.

“Whew, I keep wondering when they will give up,” Hui Yue said as he stepped away from another Saint who was lying unconscious on the ground.

It had been three days since they fought the first group of experts, but since then, they were forced to leave one group after another unconscious in their wake. Three days had passed, and now the experts who arrived quickly rushed further down the tunnel upon seeing Hui Yue and Xiao Ning; none of them apparently wanted to fight these two abnormalities. It was clear that everyone else had fallen to these two opponents and despite one being an Emperor they were not to be taken lightly.

Hui Yue only used his Saint strength once, and that was in the very first battle. Afterwards he used his own strength and heavily relied on the Earthly Tremor to defeat Saint after Saint. This ability was far more destructive than he imagined as the attack was almost equal

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