Secular Immortal of the Nine Realms Chapter 9: Sorry to Disappoint Your Father

“You have disappointed my father.”

Celestial Xiao’s eyes turned cold. She glanced at the Wolf Army’s leader, and the Human Profound third stage Ki Control expert immediately aimed his arrow at Fang Chen.

Fang Chen raised his hand and activated his Purple Lightning Talisman. A terrifying bolt of lightning flashed across the crowd’s eyes and reduced the Wolf Army’s leader into cinders. Even the soldiers around him were caught in the fray and burned to crisp too.

This sight astounded the crowd.

What terrifying means is that?! Didn’t they say that Fang Chen has lost his martial cultivation and is now a cripple? Why does he possess terrifying means to destroy even a Ki Control expert instantly?

“That’s impossible…” You Longchang stared at Fang Chen in absolute terror.

“W-War God Fang didn’t lose his martial cultivation?!” an official blurted out.

Spirit slowly returned to the dull eyes of the officials, as they looked at one another excitedly. Their shoulders began trembling uncontrollably.

A shudder ran through Li Guozhu’s body. As he stared at Fang Chen, tears began falling from his eyes as he muttered, “There’s hope for Great Xia…”

The emperor stared at Fang Chen with flickering eyes. In the end, he clasped his mouth, as his eyes turned red.

“Your martial cultivation…” Celestial Xiao’s face turned pale.

“Sorry to disappoint your father. My martial cultivation isn’t crippled.” Fang Chen opened his grayish-white eyes and looked at Celestial Xiao. “My eyes can no longer see, but it doesn’t hinder me from leading an army onto the battlefield.”

“You held it in for five years… For what?” Celestial Xiao couldn’t believe it. There was a short pause before she roared, “Kill him!”

Some of the Wolf Army’s soldiers drew their bow, whereas the others charged at Fang Chen. Their murderous intent overflowed, filling the surroundings with bloodthirst.

A few more lightning bolts crashed down, reducing the soldiers charging at Fang Chen into cinders. Those who had aimed their arrows at Fang Chen found their fingers tremb

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