The swift demise of a Great Warlock sent a wave of terror through the rest of the Great Warlocks. They stopped holding back.

A mist of blood erupted from one Great Warlock’s body and engulfed Trueman Chu He before he could react, scorching him until he screamed in agony. The snake and its opponent traded forceful blows with each other and took damage to their mystic bodies. During this time, the Great Warlock seized the opportunity to break free.

The cat moved like lightning, dodging its opponent’s full-powered strike and even landing two counter swipes that flung the Great Warlock back to their original position.

Meanwhile, Wei Yuan suddenly turned back to the battlefield after pushing Shui Hou away. The Great Warlock realized his mistake and tried to engage him in combat, but by then Wei Yuan had already crossed back into Qingming’s domain and was flying much faster than before.

Trusting in his combat instincts, Wei Yuan ignored Trueman Chu He, whose aura was rapidly plummeting, and instead lunged at the Great Warlock that was locked in combat with the cat.

The Great Warlock was already at a disadvantage in the first place, and they were lugging around a massive body that was neither particularly swift nor agile. When they saw Wei Yuan charging them, they instantly panicked and tried to escape. But just as he was about to flee, four immortal swords rained down around him and pinned him in place. Despite not having communicated at all beforehand, both master and disciple had unanimously chosen to eliminate the weakest target first.

The Great Warlock was covered head to toe in thick, insect-like carapace. He also possessed a robust life force and formidable defenses. As a result, Zhang Sheng’s four swords only stripped away half of its lifeforce.

Trueman Chu He’s cat swiped twice with all it had, yet it could barely scratch its carapace.

Wei Yuan drew the Crimson Night Slayer...