Martial Cultivator Chapter 359: Premature Death of the Xia Family

Xia Family's residence.

Outside, the snowstorm continued. But inside that small courtyard, it was similarly terrifyingly desolate.

The Xia Family Head chose not to return to the courtyard at this time, but remained seated in his study. When footsteps finally approached the door, the Xia Family Head perked up, glancing towards the direction of the front door.

The study's door was soon knocked, and a deep voice sounded, "Family Head."

Xia Family Head tapped his fingers on the desktop lightly. The other party pushed the door open and entered. It was a middle-aged man. The first thing he did upon entering the study was to light a candle, bringing some light into the room.

However, the illumination was still weak, making it difficult to brighten the entire study.

The Xia Family Head looked at him without immediately asking questions, appearing very patient.

"As predicted by Family Head, that cultivator from the Southern Shaman Clan failed to kill that boy in black."

The middle-aged man spoke in a low voice, devoid of any fluctuations.

The Xia Family Head was not surprised. He just glanced at the freshly lit candle, let out a cold laugh, and then said softly, "Those foreign cultivators, always immersed in their cultivation, act recklessly. They sent only one person for such a task. Do they truly believe there are no great cultivators in this Divine Capital?"

The middle-aged man nodded and added, "At that time, the sword qi surged to the sky, it should have been a Sword Immortal."

Hearing the words 'Sword Immortal,' the Xia Family Head remained silent for a moment and then made a profound statement, "The academy may seem quiet and unremarkable these few years, but how could it be so simple? It's hard to say whether this current Dean is the most remarkable among all the predecessors, but at least his standards for accepting disciples must be the most remarkable. With 72 disciples, even the youngest one shines brilliantly, making people forget about those disciples he recruited in his early years, those were extr

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