Shura's Wrath Chapter 297 - Vermillion Bird’s Phantasm

Vermillion Bird's Phantasm

Translator/Editor: Mr Voltaire

Every step Ling Chen took was like taking a step into the abyss of death. After a period of time that seemed both short, and long, Ling Chen's HP was decreasing at 400 per second. Now, it only took about 4 seconds for him to run out of health. And this was under the protection of the Glacial Silk Shoes.

What was the most concerning was that he was still in the middle of the Outer Region.

The air was so hot and blistering that it was almost impossible for Ling Chen to open his eyes, and made it difficult for him to breathe. He started to feel that his footsteps were becoming incredibly light, and he knew that his body was close to reaching its limit. He raised his hands, and saw that his hands looked as if they had been completely roasted. He wondered whether he would catch on fire if he kept going.

Ling Chen was forced to drink yet another drop of Dew of Dawn. On the way to this point, he had already consumed more than 20 drops. With his consumption increasing as he advanced, it would be a pity if he ran out of the Dew of Dawn before even reaching the Middle Region.

"Little master, you should give up. As you are now, it's impossible for you to reach the Inner Region. In fact, let alone you, even those of Heaven's End grade would find it incredibly difficult." Qi Yue urged. In order to save Xi Ling, he had travelled thousands of kilometres. If he couldn't even get past the Outer Region, it would be incredibly difficult for him to accept such an outcome.

Although Ling Chen was not willing to give up, he wasn't an idiot either. He knew what would happen if he decided to continue. However, he was simply unwilling to accept his powerlessness.

Ling Chen stood on the spot as he looked ahead. He gritted his teeth, deeply breathed in, and shouted, "Vermillion Bird!!"

"Vermillion Bird!! Come out!!"

"Vermillion Bird!! Come out!! I need your help!"

"Vermillion Bird!!!!"

¦ Ling Chen shouted with all of his might, and his voice travelled very far. There were not any echoes, nor any r

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