Blue Phoenix Chapter 92 – The Strength of a Necromancer

Narrowing his eyes, Hui Yue watched how Deng Wu carelessly brushed the dust off his robe, as he was completely unharmed. He was not thrilled about the price he had paid to stay intact.

At first, Deng Wu had summoned all the souls he had inscribed into that particular leather inscription. Now one was utterly destroyed with no means of resurrection. The other seven were haggard; their speed reduced along with their illusionary bodies which had become much more transparent.

Deng Wu looked at the seven shadows as though they were trash before he waved his hand and they completely dissipated causing Hui Yue to feel a great shock. For now, he had no intention of landing on the ground in the range of the shadows. Now that Deng Wu had removed them, the handsome man should be at a disadvantage. He still stood there, slyly smiling as he looked at Hui Yue, taunting the younger to try out his attacks once more.

Hui Yue snorted as he looked at his friend. This match was no longer a little game for pointers, but likely an exchange which had their lives on the line. There was no way that Hui Yue would play fair.

Standing on the Qi Fan, Hui Yue once more summoned fire orbs which appeared behind the younger boy, yet that was not his only plan. Circulating the yellow earthen flame within, Hui Yue also prepared an array of earthen spears. He was suppressing this element as he could not afford to warn Deng Wu by showing the mixed shield surrounding him.

Hui Yue was also still suppressing the red mist as he only used a tiny fraction, but even so how he wished to kill! The previous attack had almost caused Hui Yue to lose control of the red mist. Seeing that Deng Wu was unharmed, Hui Yue could no longer afford to hold back as his killing intent boiled within, his eyes no longer blue but red and red steam rose from his pale skin.

Seeing this, the sly smile on Deng Wu’s face finally vanished. A serious expression took over, and another four inscription patterns were ignited, producing four times as many shadows as he had done the first t

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