Shura's Wrath Chapter 164 - Official Beginning

Official Beginning

Translator/Editor: Mr Voltaire

There were two conditions Ling Chen needed to fulfil in order to defeat the Celestial grade Warring Palace Skeleton. The first was to be able to break through its Defence without Soul Sacrifice. The other was to either increase his own Movement Speed, or at least find a way to nullify the semi-spirit girl's Movement Speed debuff. If he did not have even one of these prerequisites, he would not be able to defeat the Warring Palace Skeleton.

Returning to Azure Dragon City, Ling Chen mulled over these two prerequisites. If he wanted to raise his base attack power to 1,000, without changing his equipment, he would need to be a least LV30. Moreover, compared to increasing attack power, increasing one's Movement Speed was much, much harder. Right now, with his Wind Chaser Stone, Wind Chaser Bandanna and Wind Riding Boots, his Movement Speed without a mount was 143, which was far above any other player's. If he wanted to raise his Movement Speed, it would be almost impossible.

In that case, he had to find a way to nullify Movement Speed debuffs.

He had spent too much time in the Forest of Bones, and needed to go take care of Ruo Ruo.

In the evening¦

Ling Chen pushed a wheelchair with a smiling Ling Shui Ruo on it. The light from the sunset reflected a red glow onto her face, causing her to look extraordinarily beautiful. Although she could now walk by herself, Ling Chen didn't want to tire her out too much, and still insisted on taking her out on her wheelchair.

"How are you, Uncle Li?"

Passing by the community's Police Station, Shui Ruo greeted the old uncle standing outside. Uncle Li immediately smilingly replied, "Good, good¦ taking a walk? You look much better today, haha."

Ling Shui Ruo's face was filled with a healthy red glow, but he did not dare to come close to her. Isrock, which had almost become a synonym for ˜death', was no small matter. As such, Ling Chen and Ling Shui Ruo were known by every person in the community, but no one dared to approach them. Most families that

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