Immemorial Sword Venerable Chapter 79 life-and-death duel
Last time, on the first level of the Sword Palace, Fang Chen had been forced out of the Sword Palace during the sixty-four phantoms. This time, Fang Chen’s mercury sword technique had reached the metaplasia, so he was confident that he could go even further.
After paying a thousand Middle grade spirit stone s, Fang Chen entered the first floor of the Sword Arts Palace.
Just like before, phantoms appeared one after another.
Not long later, the number of shadows had increased to 64, stopping here the last time. This time, Fang Chen was very confident.
Abruptly, the sword of light in Fang Chen’s hands swung out, and the mercury sword technique was immediately unleashed.
A sword light flashed, and the illusory image continued to dissipate.
However, over time, Fang Chen discovered a weakness of the illusions, that their movement speed was slower.
When the splitting sword technique was unleashed, the illusionary image that was close to Fang Chen was immediately dissipated.
The number of illusions was simply too large, Fang Chen was unable to defeat them in a short while either.
“I said your parents are trash too.” The disciple said with a sneer.
A loud noise came from the surrounding crowd. They didn’t understand, ‘When did Fang Chen become so powerful?’
Of course, even though Zhou Yu was swearing loudly, his heart was filled with fear. How could a freshman be strong to this extent?
“Brother Long, you have to avenge me.” Zhou Yu said.
In the heart of this elder, he was extremely shocked.
How difficult was it to make a sword technique reach the metaplasia? This little fellow with Qi Refinement Realm actually reached it.
Possessing sword force, profound strength in sword arts, and a level four talent in sword arts, how heaven-defying would it be for all of these people to be gathered together?
Seeing that his attack was defeated, Han Shan cried out involuntarily.
“Damnit …” In his heart, Han Shan was gloomy, but at the moment, he had to grit his teeth and fight.
In a life-and-death duel, it was either you or me.