Shura's Wrath Chapter 220 - Shui Ruo's Heart

Shui Ruo's Heart

Translator/Editor: Mr Voltaire

Proofreader: TheNo1Fan

The moon and stars shone brightly.

Long Tian Yun was sitting in the middle of a large hall, his head lowered in thought. He was completely silent, like a peaceful statue, and had been like this for the past hour. The various leaders and officials of the Yan Huang Alliance all stood before him, completely silent as well. Long Tian Yun was much too calm, causing them all to feel fearful; not a single person dared to make a sound.

Tap¦

One of Long Tian Yun's fingers tapped on the table in front of him. The sudden sound caused everyone's hearts to jump. Long Tian Yun raised his head, his gaze calm like water. He muttered in a low voice, "Having the guts to kill me in public, having the power to defeat Xie Yu, and his voice sounds young enough to be less than thirty years old. In my memory, I can't think of a single person."

"Young master, that person Ling Tian has not been part of the virtual world for very long, so he must not know you¦ or our Yan Huang Alliance's fame and reputation. He must have unknowingly done this¦"

"Unknowingly?" Long Tian Yun laughed coldly, "Under heavy defence, I was killed twice, and 137 other people were killed- you call this unknowingly? If this was not in a game, but in the real world, I would be more dead than dead!!"

All of the people present were at a loss for words, their bodies covered in cold sweat and heads hung down in shame, unable to say even a word. Apart from the Sword Emperor and Flame Emperor who were always by Long Tian Yun's side, there was also a group of experts, as well as the thousands of other Yan Huang Alliance players present. They were all there to protect Long Tian Yun, as well as keep the situation under control if anything happened. However, they had allowed Ling Tian to kill Long Tian Yun twice in such a short period of time¦ and even let him escape.

This had never, ever happened before. To them, to the entire Yan Huang Alliance, this was a complete and utter humiliation. By now, what had happened at

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